People trivia questions
2356 multiple-choice People trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- This is probably one of the most amazing Bosses of the American Mafia. He came to the USA illegally and became Capo di Tutti Capi (Boss of Bosses) after the assassination of Albert Anastasia in 1957. Mario Puzos Godfather is modeled after this mafioso.
- He was the most loyal friend of Al Capone. He was Capones treasurer and financial wizard. Because he was incapable of using a gun or killing a person, Al Capone protected him.
- Aniello Dellacroce was the underboss of Gambino and so he was the expected successor. Despite that, Gambino chose his brother-in-law for the next Mafia Boss and Dellacroce was given the control over all lucrative activities in Manhattan. What was the name of Gambinos brother-in-law?
- He is certainly one of the mobsters that contributed most to the American Mafia. His protege, Al Capone, inherited his criminal empire in Chicago, but this is hardly enough to describe his impact on the Mafia. He suggested the idea of creating the National Crime Syndicate and was nicknamed The Brain.
- This was the first mafioso to violate the Omerta (the vow to keep silence about the existence of the Mafia). He was part of the Genovese family.
- Friends applaud, the comedy is over. were the last words of this 18th century composer.
- These are Winston Churchills last words.
- I am still alive! are the last words of this Roman emperor.
- Both Adolf Fischer and Douglas Fairbanks Sr. expressed this feeling before they died.
- This serial killer who believed that his neighbors dog was possessed by ancient demons, told police that the dog had barked orders for him to kill.
- On January 16, 1936 this man who was dubbed the original Hannibal Lecter, died in the electric chair.
- In November of 1983 Angelo Buono Jr . was sentenced to life in prison. He was convicted of killing nine young women and dumping their bodies in the Los Angeles area. Based on the geographical locations where the bodies were found, what was the nickname given to Buono?
- Part of this killers MO (modus operendi) was to send letters to newspapers which were written in code and always signed with the same alias and symbol. Some theorists believe that his cross circle symbol along with certain cryptic codes were indications as to where the next victims would be found.
- This female serial killer has been dubbed the The Damsel of Death for violently killing men along Florida highways while working as a prostitute.
- Most likely one of the sickest serial killers of the 20th century, this killer kept his victims decaying bodies in acid vats in his apartment. There were severed heads in his refrigerator and other human body parts around his home.
- Due to inconsistencies in his confession and the wide variety of behavioral patterns regarding the murders of several women in Boston, Massachusetts, there still remains doubt that this man was The Boston Strangler.
- What was the name given to the trio of killers who claimed to have had over 110 young male victims in California from the late 1970s to early 1980s?
- One of the most prominent painters of the 20th century, this Catalan surrealist who was 1.72 m (5 ft 7-3/4 in) tall, is perhaps best-known for his work The Persistence of Memory.
- This musician, who was only 57 (1,7 m) tall, was lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist of Nirvana and author of songs such as Come as You Are, In Bloom, Lithium, Heart-Shaped Box.
- One of the shortest men in TV and cinema, this American actor, director, and producer, is probably best known as Louie De Palma from the popular sitcom Taxi.
- This historic person, who was 1.6 m high, had great military and politic achievements as Emperor of the French and King of Italy.
- This TV actress seemed short beside her long-time screen partner David Duchovny.
- This famous American country singer, who is only 5 ft (1,52 m) tall, has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording and owns a theme park.
- Being only 54 (1.62 m) tall has not prevented this man from becoming one of the leading US record producers and rappers.
- This influential musician of the 80s and 90s, who is a little less than 1,6 m (5 ft 3 in) tall, is widely regarded as a music genius. Purple Rain is an album and a song by him, as well as a film he starred in.
- This American actress and singer, who starred in the I Know What You Did Last Summer films as Julie James, is 5 ft 2 in (1, 57 m) tall.
- Which famous US general was shot by one of his own men at the Battle of Chancellors Ville on May 10, 1863?
- What US general became the eighteenth President of the United States?
- Which US General became the Thirty-Fourth US President?
- What U.S. President served the shortest time in office ?