People trivia questions
2356 multiple-choice People trivia questions with four options and the answer.
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- Gary Leon Rigway is known as the Green River Killer, responsible for at least 48 murders. What kind of people did he target?
- This serial killer, known as The Ripper of Rostov, roamed Russia in the late 1900s. He was later found guilty of 52 murders and sentenced to death.
- The Monster of the Andes, as Pedro Lopez is known, terrorized Ecuador, Peru and Colombia. How many people did he victimize?
- Certainly one of the most dreadful serial killers in US history. Even though he performed as a clown at neghborhood childrens parties, he killed 33 teenagers.
- Bruno Ludke was born in 1909. When he was young, he tortured animals for fun. He strangled or stabbed to death 85 women. Where was he from?
- This serial killer terrorized Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Utah, and Florida. His death sentence was executed in Florida on 24 January 1989.
- This mans rampage lasted from 1979 to 1981. He roamed Atlanta and Georgia, taking the lives of 27 innocent boys. At first the police thought he was a white supremacist, because he targeted black boys, but it turned out he was black himself. He was caught on 22 May 1981.
- This serial killer was known as The Candy Man. His partner, Wayne Henley, eventually shot him.
- Henry Lee Lucas confessed to more than 500 murders. How many murders was he actually convicted of?
- There are many theories about the identity of this mysterious British serial killer. He marks the dawn of the modern age of serial murders. Although the number of his victims is not high, compared to others on our list (5), he is probably the worlds most famous serial murderer.
- He disliked Jews and accused them of causing all disasters in German history.
- He delivered the famous I have a dream speech.
- She was the only woman to become Prime Minister of Great Britain.
- He was the only Pope of non-Italian origin since the Dutch-German Pope Adrian VI.
- He was the only actor to become US President.
- He was the first democratically-elected President of South Africa.
- He brought the cause of Indias independence to world attention.
- Which British Prime Minister is considered to have saved his country during WW2?
- He established the first fascist party.
- The name he is known as means Awakened One, Enlightened One.
- Before becoming an important political figure, this George was a businessman, involved with the oil industry and then with professional sports.
- This George is one of the greatest English novelists. The term Big Brother comes from his book 1984.
- This George was the first president of the USA. Although the American capital city was named after him, he never lived there.
- This George was actually a woman and her real name was Mary Ann Evans. She used a male pen name because she wanted the publishers to take her works seriously.
- This George received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1925 but he didnt take the prize money. Instead, he gave the money for funding the translation of Swedish literature into English.
- In 1997 this George was voted Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine. His first TV role was in the TV series E/R.
- This George lived for only 40 years - from 1593 until 1633. Nevertheless, he became a great poet. However, none of his works was published while he was alive.
- His most famous works were Childe Harolds Pilgrimage and Don Juan. His fame rests not only on his romantic poems; he was known for his lifestyle, which included extravagant living, debts, separation, claims of incest, etc.
- This George was also a woman. Her real name was Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin. She was a feminist before the invention of the word. She had a romantic relationship with Chopin.