John Wilkes Booth - Quiz
A) 1901 B) 1838 C) 1798 D) 1865
A) Politician B) Doctor C) Farmer D) Actor
A) Abraham Lincoln B) George Washington C) Thomas Jefferson D) John F. Kennedy
A) Apollo Theater B) Radio City Music Hall C) Ford's Theatre D) Kennedy Center
A) American B) Russian C) British D) French
A) Abraham Lincoln B) David Herold C) Mary Surratt D) Robert E. Lee
A) Romeo and Juliet B) Macbeth C) Hamlet D) Our American Cousin
A) Samuel Mudd B) Simon Bodgett C) Charles Leale D) Mudd Gatrich
A) Junius Brutus Booth B) Abraham Lincoln Booth C) Thomas Jefferson Booth D) George Washington Booth
A) Laura Keene B) Lucy Hale C) Mary Todd Lincoln D) Clara Harris
A) 32 B) 40 C) 26 D) 50
A) Ku Klux Klan B) Knights of the Golden Circle C) Masons D) Illuminati
A) Ulysses S. Grant B) Andrew Johnson C) James A. Garfield D) William McKinley
A) Elizabeth Booth B) Asia Booth C) Mary Ann Booth D) Catherine Booth
A) 12 B) 30 C) 20 D) 5
A) Thomas Eckert B) William H. Seward C) Edwin M. Stanton D) Lafayette C. Baker
A) Georgia B) Pennsylvania C) Maryland D) Virginia
A) Richmond, Virginia B) Bel Air, Maryland C) Boston, Massachusetts D) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A) May 10, 1865 B) April 14, 1864 C) April 26, 1865 D) April 14, 1865
A) He was captured alive and hanged immediately B) He escaped and was never found C) He was killed in a gunfight with Union soldiers D) He was shot by Union soldier Boston Corbett and died a few hours later
A) English radical politician John Wilkes B) Robert E. Lee C) Henry Winter Davis D) Abraham Lincoln
A) He wrote down the prediction and often discussed its portents B) He immediately sought to change his fate C) He ignored the prediction and never mentioned it again D) He laughed it off as nonsense
A) The Republican Party B) The Whig Party C) The Know Nothing Party D) The Democratic Party
A) Cooking and farming B) Elocution and studying Shakespeare C) Mathematics and science D) Military drills and tactics
A) 21 B) 19 C) 15 D) 17
A) Hamlet B) Richard III C) Othello D) Macbeth
A) Lucrezia Borgia B) Othello C) Hamlet D) Macbeth
A) Horatio B) Petruchio Pandolfo C) Mohegan Indian Chief Uncas D) Brutus
A) He needs more practice. B) He should try a different role. C) I think he's done well, don't you? D) He is not ready for the stage.
A) 100 B) 75 C) 50 D) 83
A) 5 feet 8 inches B) 6 feet C) 5 feet 5 inches D) 6 feet 2 inches
A) A tall and skinny man B) A muscular, perfect man C) A frail and delicate man D) A short and stout man
A) $20,000 B) $15,000 C) $10,000 D) $30,000
A) The best Shakespearean actor in America B) The most forgettable actor in America C) The most talented actor in America D) The handsomest man in America
A) Walt Whitman B) John T. Ford C) Philadelphia attorney Matthew Canning D) Edwin Booth
A) Walt Whitman B) The National Republican drama critic C) The Philadelphia Press drama critic D) Matthew Canning
A) Columbus, Georgia B) New Orleans C) Montgomery, Alabama D) Albany, New York
A) Albany's drama critics B) Boston's drama critics C) New York City's drama critics D) Chicago's drama critics
A) John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only B) Assassins C) Richard III D) The Cosgrove Report
A) Dramatic Oil B) Wilkes Oil C) Booth Oil D) Ellsler Oil
A) I am sorry B) Useless, useless C) I am proud D) I am at peace
A) Supportive B) Indifferent C) Angered D) Pleased
A) Kelly Blatz B) John Lasell C) Dane Clark D) Rob Morrow
A) The Marble Heart B) Hamlet C) Richard III D) Julius Caesar
A) Toby Kebbell B) Jesse Johnson C) Christian Camargo D) John Derek
A) Ellsler Oil Company B) Mears Oil Company C) Booth Oil Company D) Fuller Farm Oil
A) Bradford Dillman B) James Marsden C) John Derek D) Chris Conner
A) Powell. B) Herold. C) Booth. D) Atzerodt.
A) 'The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln' (S01E02) B) 'Back There' (1961) C) 'The John Wilbot Story' (1958) D) 'The Day Lincoln Was Shot' (1956)
A) Ulysses S. Grant. B) William H. Seward. C) Robert E. Lee. D) Andrew Johnson.
A) Port Royal, Virginia B) Surratt's Tavern C) Near Machodoc Creek D) Belle Plain, Virginia
A) Kelly Blatz B) Anthony Boyle C) Rob Morrow D) John Lasell
A) $200,000 B) $100,000 C) $123,511 D) $150,000
A) Frank Ford. B) Harry Clay Ford. C) John T. Ford. D) John Wilkes Booth.
A) Kelly Blatz B) Rob Morrow C) John Lasell D) Anthony Boyle
A) Brutus B) Mark Antony C) Cassius D) Caesar
A) David Herold B) Joseph 'Peanuts' Burroughs C) A Confederate sympathizer farmer D) Thomas A. Jones
A) Rob Morrow B) John Lasell C) Kelly Blatz D) Anthony Boyle
A) Dennis Farina B) Tony Rice C) Robert Stack D) Mary Chapin Carpenter
A) November 15, 1864 B) October 31, 1864 C) November 27, 1864 D) December 1, 1864
A) Join Confederate forces B) Return to Washington D.C. C) Reach Mexico D) Hide in the Maryland woods
A) To flee to Canada. B) To avenge the South's defeat. C) To join the Union Army. D) To become a farmer.
A) They increasingly quarreled, especially over Booth's partisan views. B) Edwin was a Confederate soldier. C) They were close and shared the same views. D) They had no contact during the Civil War.
A) Christian Camargo B) Jesse Johnson C) James Marsden D) Chris Conner
A) Faneuil Hall. B) Old North Church. C) The Parker House. D) Boston Common.
A) Dr. Samuel Mudd B) Thomas A. Jones C) Joseph 'Peanuts' Burroughs D) Edmund Spangler
A) Thomas A. Jones B) Joseph 'Peanuts' Burroughs C) Lieutenant Edward P. Doherty D) Colonel Everton Conger
A) It means 'To the victor, the spoils'. B) It means 'Liberty or death'. C) It means 'Thus always to tyrants'. D) It means 'In God we trust'.
A) Blame the Hero B) Abraham Lincoln C) Grant D) Manhunt
A) William Shakespeare adaptation B) Matthew Weiner adaptation C) Stephen Sondheim adaptation D) Colley Cibber adaptation
A) David Herold B) Edmund Spangler C) Joseph 'Peanuts' Burroughs D) Thomas A. Jones
A) John Derek B) Ian Keith C) James Marsden D) Bradford Dillman
A) Harry Ransom Center B) Baltimore Center Stage C) Harvard Theatre Collection D) The Hidden Room
A) Explosives B) Steam C) Water pressure D) Mechanical pumps
A) 30 barrels B) 25 barrels C) 15 barrels D) 20 barrels
A) Unsolved Mysteries B) Copper C) The Twilight Zone D) Timeless
A) Baltimore. B) Montreal. C) Richmond. D) New York City.
A) Uninterested B) Supportive of the Union C) Indifferent D) Growing more obsessed
A) Herold. B) Atzerodt. C) Powell. D) Booth.
A) The Cosgrove Report B) Assassins C) John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only D) Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter
A) Sword. B) Knife. C) Rifle. D) .41 caliber Deringer pistol.
A) National Hotel. B) The Parker House. C) St. Lawrence Hall. D) Old Soldiers Home.
A) Harry Ransom Center B) Harvard Theatre Collection C) Baltimore Center Stage D) Greenmount Cemetery
A) James Marsden B) Toby Kebbell C) Bradford Dillman D) Chris Conner
A) A long speech decriing Northern abolitionism. B) A letter supporting Lincoln. C) A play about Southern life. D) A novel about the Civil War.
A) Franklin, Pennsylvania B) Cleveland, Ohio C) New York, New York D) Boston, Massachusetts
A) 2019 B) 2022 C) 2020 D) 2024
A) Hamlet B) Julius Caesar C) The Marble Heart D) Richard III
A) Elizabeth B) Wilhelmina C) Mary D) Sarah
A) Clara Harris. B) John Wilkes Booth. C) Mary Todd Lincoln. D) Major Henry Rathbone.
A) Theft. B) Espionage. C) Assassination attempt. D) Making treasonous remarks against the government.
A) Andrew Johnson. B) General Ulysses S. Grant. C) Major Henry Rathbone. D) William H. Seward.
A) Carpe diem. B) Eureka! C) Veni, vidi, vici. D) Sic semper tyrannis.
A) Still Waters Run Deep. B) Hamlet. C) Macbeth. D) Othello.
A) Robert E. Lee B) Joseph E. Johnston C) Thomas A. Jones D) Edmund Spangler |
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