1) What was St. Ignatius of Loyola’s baptismal name?
a) Inigo
b) Pepe
c) Pablo
d) Pedro

2) Where was St. Ignatius of Loyola born?
a) Guipuscoa
b) Madrid
c) Barcelona
d) Lisbon

3) Where was St. Ignatius of Loyola wounded in a battle?
a) Waterloo
b) Pamplona
c) Hastings
d) Mantua

4) Who told St. Ignatius of Loyola to return when he reached Jerusalem? (This was to avoid paying ransom if he became a prisoner.)
a) Franciscans
b) Dominicans
c) Carmelites
d) Augustinians

5) Which society (order) was founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola?
a) Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
b) Society of St. Pius X
c) Society of St. Francis Xavier
d) Society of Jesus

6) Which of the following books was written by St. Ignatius Loyola?
a) The Imitation of Christ
b) Spiritual Exercises
c) Utopia
d) Pacem in Terris

7) When did St. Ignatius Loyola get licentiate in theology?
a) 1536
b) 1534
c) 1532
d) 1529

8) Who was the first provincial of Portugal in the Society of Jesus?
a) Francis Borgia
b) Francis Xavier
c) Simon Rodriguez
d) Aloysius Gonzaga

9) When did St. Ignatius Loyola die?
a) 31 July 1556
b) 17 August 1562
c) 2 March 1542
d) 3 December 1552

10) When is the feast day of St. Ignatius of Loyola?
a) 7 March
b) 29 June
c) 31 July
d) 14 September

St. Ignatius Of Loyola Quiz Answers

1) What was St. Ignatius of Loyola’s baptismal name?
a) Inigo

2) Where was St. Ignatius of Loyola born?
a) Guipuscoa

3) Where was St. Ignatius of Loyola wounded in a battle?
b) Pamplona

4) Who told St. Ignatius of Loyola to return when he reached Jerusalem? (This was to avoid paying ransom if he became a prisoner.)
a) Franciscans

5) Which society (order) was founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola?
d) Society of Jesus

6) Which of the following books was written by St. Ignatius Loyola?
b) Spiritual Exercises

7) When did St. Ignatius Loyola get licentiate in theology?
b) 1534

8) Who was the first provincial of Portugal in the Society of Jesus?
c) Simon Rodriguez

9) When did St. Ignatius Loyola die?
a) 31 July 1556

10) When is the feast day of St. Ignatius of Loyola?
c) 31 July

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1. When was Thomas Gray born?
a) 3 June 1688
b) 1 January 1701
c) 21 July 1714
d) 26 December 1716

2. Where was Thomas Gray born?
a) Bristol
b) Cardiff
c) Liverpool
d) London

3. Where did Thomas Gray have his education in 1725-1734?
a) Queen Mary School
b) Kilkenny Grammar School
c) Eton College
d) Holy Family School

4. Which of the following subjects did Thomas Gray dislike?
a) French
b) Greek
c) Latin
d) Mathematics

5. Which poem of Thomas Gray has the words “where ignorance is bliss,/’Tis folly to be wise”?
a) Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College
b) Ode on the Spring
c) Ode to Adversity
d) A Long Story

6. Who was with Thomas Gray during European tour of 1739- 1741 and quarrelled and separated in Italy?
a) Richard West
b) Horace Walpole
c) Horace Mann
d) Thomas Ashton

7. When was Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard published?
a) 1751
b) 1702
c) 1738
d) 1712

8. In whose praise did Thomas Gray compose Installation Ode?
a) King of England
b) Archbishop of Canterbury
c) Duke of Grafton
d) Prince of Wales

9. When did Thomas Gray die?
a) 9 March 1780
b) 5 June 1778
c) 30 July 1771
d) 21 October 1775

10. What caused Thomas Gray’s death?
a) Gout
b) Drowning
c) Malaria
d) Pneumonia

Thomas Gray Quiz Answers

1. When was Thomas Gray born?
d) 26 December 1716

2. Where was Thomas Gray born?
d) London

3. Where did Thomas Gray have his education in 1725-1734?
c) Eton College

4. Which of the following subjects did Thomas Gray dislike?
d) Mathematics

5. Which poem of Thomas Gray has the words “where ignorance is bliss,/’Tis folly to be wise”?
a) Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College

6. Who was with Thomas Gray during European tour of 1739 – 1741 and quarrelled and separated in Italy?
b) Horace Walpole

7. When was Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard published?
a) 1751

8. In whose praise did Thomas Gray compose Installation Ode?
c) Duke of Grafton

9. When did Thomas Gray die?
c) 30 July 1771

10. What caused Thomas Gray’s death?
a) Gout

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1) When did Croatia become independent?
a) 19 February 1968
b) 25 June 1991
c) 12 August 1972
d) 17 December 1961

2) Who was Croatia’s president in 1991-1999?
a) Franjo Tudjman
b) Stipe Mesic
c) Josip Manolic
d) Jadranka Kosor

3) Which country is to the east of Croatia?
a) France
b) Spain
c) Serbia
d) Portugal

4) Which sea is to the west of Croatia?
a) Adriatic
b) Baltic
c) Irish
d) Norwegian

5) Which is the capital of Croatia?
a) Karlovac
b) Sisac
c) Dubrovnic
d) Zagreb

6) Where was former Croatian general Ante Gotovina arrested on 7 December 2005?
a) Belgrade
b) Skopje
c) Canary Islands
d) Falkland Islands

7) What is the area of Croatia?
a) 12,342 sq. mi.
b) 21,851 sq. mi.
c) 6,282 sq. mi.
d) 5,126 sq. mi.

8) Which is the currency of Croatia?
a) Drachma
b) Kuna
c) Lira
d) Punt

9) Which is the official language of Croatia?
a) Croatian
b) Russian
c) Portuguese
d) Spanish

10) Who was Croatia’s prime minister in 2000-2003?
a) Nikica Valentic
b) Ivica Racan
c) Miomir Zuzul
d) Zlatko Matesa

Croatia Quiz Answers

1) When did Croatia become independent?
b) 25 June 1991

2) Who was Croatia’s president in 1991-1999?
a) Franjo Tudjman

3) Which country is to the east of Croatia?
c) Serbia

4) Which sea is to the west of Croatia?
a) Adriatic

5) Which is the capital of Croatia?
d) Zagreb

6) Where was former Croatian general Ante Gotovina arrested on 7 December 2005?
c) Canary Islands

7) What is the area of Croatia?
b) 21,851 sq. mi.

8) Which is the currency of Croatia?
b) Kuna

9) Which is the official language of Croatia?
a) Croatian

10) Who was Croatia’s prime minister in 2000-2003?
b) Ivica Racan

1. When was Gerard Manley Hopkins born?
a) 18 January 1834
b) 19 April 1838
c) 28 July 1844
d) 19 December 1836

2. Where was Gerard Manley Hopkins born?
a) Stratford
b) Glasgow
c) Liverpool
d) London

3. Which college did Gerard Manley Hopkins attend?
a) Pembroke College
b) Trinity College
c) Christ’s College
d) Balliol College

4. Who received Gerard Manley Hopkins in the Roman Catholic Church?
a) Basil Hume
b) John Heenan
c) John Henry Newman
d) Timothy Manning

5. Which order did Gerard Manley Hopkins join?
a) Carmelite
b) Jesuit
c) Franciscan
d) Benedictine

6. Which magazine rejected Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poem The Wreck of the Deutschland?
a) The Month
b) The New Leader
c) The Herald
d) Time

7. How are the sonnets Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote in 1885 known?
a) Beautiful sonnets
b) Melodious sonnets
c) Lovely sonnets
d) Terrible sonnets

8. When did Gerard Manley Hopkins die?
a) 7 March 1894
b) 8 June 1889
c) 18 July 1899
d) 20 November 1898

9. Where did Gerard Manley Hopkins die?
a) Kent
b) Belfast
c) Dublin
d) Oxford

10. Who published the first collected edition of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poems in 1918?
a) Robert Bridges
b) Stephen Spender
c) Richard Dixon
d) Coventry Patmore

Gerard Manley Hopkins Quiz Answers

1. When was Gerard Manley Hopkins born?
c) 28 July 1844

2. Where was Gerard Manley Hopkins born?
a) Stratford

3. Which college did Gerard Manley Hopkins attend?
d) Balliol College

4. Who received Gerard Manley Hopkins in the Roman Catholic Church?
c) John Henry Newman

5. Which order did Gerard Manley Hopkins join?
b) Jesuit

6. Which magazine rejected Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poem The Wreck of the Deutschland?
a) The Month

7. How are the sonnets Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote in 1885 known?
d) Terrible sonnets

8. When did Gerard Manley Hopkins die?
b) 8 June 1889

9. Where did Gerard Manley Hopkins die?
c) Dublin

10. Who published the first collected edition of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poems in 1918?
a) Robert Bridges

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1) Who conquered Peru for Spain in 1531-1533?
a) Hernando Cortez
b) Francisco Pizarro
c) Simon Bolivar
d) Christopher Columbus

2) When did Peru proclaim its independence?
a) 28 July 1821
b) 15 April 1832
c) 18 May 1860
d) 11 November 1911

3) Who won the Presidential election in 1990?
a) Alan Garcia
b) Jose Luis Bustamente
c) Alberto Fujimori
d) Manuel Odria

4) Which ocean is to the west of Peru?
a) Atlantic
b) Pacific
c) Indian
d) Arctic

5) Which is the capital of Peru?
a) Arequipa
b) Trujillo
c) Lima
d) Chiclayo

6) Which group was vanquished by Alberto Fujimori?
a) Black September
b) Shining Path
c) Red Brigade
d) Hamas

7) Which of the following wonders is in Peru?
a) Petra
b) Pyramids of Giza
c) Machu Picchu
d) Rock of Gibraltar

8) Which is the currency of Peru?
a) Dollar
b) Nuevo Sol
c) Escuda
d) Peso

9) Which language, apart from Spanish, is official language of Peru?
a) Apache
b) Iroquis
c) Aymara
d) Quechua

10) Who was the last king of Incas?
a) Atahulappa
b) Pachacuti
c) Topa
d) Huayna

Peru Quiz Answers

1) Who conquered Peru for Spain in 1531?
b) Francisco Pizarro

2) When did Peru proclaim its independence?
a) 28 July 1821

3) Who won the Presidential election in 1990?
c) Alberto Fujimori

4) Which ocean is to the west of Peru?
b) Pacific

5) Which is the capital of Peru?
c) Lima

6) Which group was vanquished by Alberto Fujimori?
b) Shining Path

7) Which of the following wonders is in Peru?
c) Machu Picchu

8) Which is the currency of Peru?
b) Nuevo Sol

9) Which language, apart from Spanish, is official language of Peru?
d) Quechua

10) Who was the last king of Incas?
a) Atahulappa

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1. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 307 wickets when he retired?
a) Brian Statham
b) Charles Griffith
c) Frederick Trueman
d) Raymond Lindwall

2. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 309 wickets when he retired?
a) Erapalli Prasanna
b) Lancelot Gibbs
c) Wesley Hall
d) Ashley Mallet

3. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 355 wickets when he retired?
a) Dennis Lillee
b) Jeffrey Thomson
c) John Snow
d) Graham Dowling

4. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 373 wickets when he retired?
a) Bhagawat Chandrashekhar
b) Keith Boyce
c) Bernard Julien
d) Ian Botham

5. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 431 wickets when he retired?
a) Imran Khan
b) Richard Hadlee
c) Michael Holding
d) Anderson Roberts

6. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 434 wickets when he retired?
a) Kapil Dev
b) Patrick Patterson
c) Curtley Ambrose
d) Joel Garner

7. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 519 wickets when he retired?
a) Madan Lal
b) Christopher Old
c) Courtney Walsh
d) Geoffrey Arnold

8. Who was the first bowler to take 600 wickets in Test cricket?
a) Anil Kumble
b) Venkatesh Prasad
c) Javagal Srinath
d) Share Warne

9. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 708 wickets when he retired?
a) Glenn McGrath
b) Share Warne
c) Andrew Flintoff
d) Wasim Akram

10. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 800 wickets when he retired?
a) William O’Reilly
b) Anthony Greig
c) Malcolm Marshall
d) Muttiah Muralitharan

Highest Test Wickets Quiz Answers

1. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 307 wickets when he retired?
c) Frederick Trueman

2. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 309 wickets when he retired?
b) Lancelot Gibbs

3. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 355 wickets when he retired?
a) Dennis Lillee

4. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 373 wickets when he retired?
d) Ian Botham

5. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 431 wickets when he retired?
b) Richard Hadlee

6. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 434 wickets when he retired?
a) Kapil Dev

7. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 519 wickets when he retired?
c) Courtney Walsh

8. Who was the first bowler to take 600 wickets in Test cricket?
d) Share Warne

9. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 708 wickets when he retired?
b) Share Warne

10. Who was the highest Test wicket taker with 800 wickets when he retired?
d) Muttiah Muralitharan

1. When was Aldous Huxley born?
a) 11 March 1884
b) 19 May 1882
c) 26 July 1894
d) 10 October 1895

2. Where was Aldous Huxley born?
a) Boston
b) Godalming
c) Plymouth
d) Liverpool

3. Which college did Aldous Huxley attend?
a) Christ College
b) St. James’ College
c) Balliol College
d) Trinity College

4. For which magazine did Aldous Huxley work in 1919-1921?
a) Athenaeum
b) The Plain Truth
c) Jane’s Defence Weekly
d) The Tablet

5. When did Aldous Huxley publish Crome Yellow?
a) 1874
b) 1888
c) 1878
d) 1921

6. Which novel did Aldous Huxley publish in 1932?
a) Antic Hay
b) Brave New World
c) Point Counter Point
d) Those Barren Leaves

7. Which novel of Aldous Huxley is about his experiences with mescaline?
a) Eyeless in Gaza
b) The Perennial Philosophy
c) The Doors of Perception
d) The Defeat of Youth

8. Which of the following is a title of a book of Aldous Huxley?
a) Heaven
b) Limbo
c) Paradise
d) Purgatory

9. When did Aldous Huxley die?
a) 12 January 1960
b) 18 August 1968
c) 30 June 1966
d) 22 November 1963

10. Where did Aldous Huxley die?
a) San Francisco
b) Austin
c) Houston
d) Los Angeles

Aldous Huxley Quiz Answers

1. When was Aldous Huxley born?
c) 26 July 1894

2. Where was Aldous Huxley born?
b) Godalming

3. Which college did Aldous Huxley attend?
c) Balliol College

4. For which magazine did Aldous Huxley work in 1919-1921?
a) Athenaeum

5. When did Aldous Huxley publish Crome Yellow?
d) 1921

6. Which novel did Aldous Huxley publish in 1932?
b) Brave New World

7. Which novel of Aldous Huxley is about his experiences with mescaline?
c) The Doors of Perception

8. Which of the following is a title of a book of Aldous Huxley?
b) Limbo

9. When did Aldous Huxley die?
d) 22 November 1963

10. Where did Aldous Huxley die?
d) Los Angeles

Books by Aldous Huxley

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The Burning Wheel (1916, poems)
Jonah (1917, poems)
The Defeat of Youth and other poems (1918, poems)
Leda (1920, poems)
Crome Yellow (1921, novel)
Antic Hay (1923, novel)
On the Margin: Notes and Essays (1932, essays)
Those Barren Leaves (1925, novel)
Selected Poems (1925, poems)
Along The Road: Notes and Essays of a Tourist (1925, travel)
Jesting Pilate: An Intellectual Holiday (1926, travel)
Essays New and Old (1926, essays)
Proper Studies (1927, essays)
Point Counter Point (1928, novel)
Arabia Infelix and other poems (1929, poems)
Do What You Will (1929, essays)
Brief Candles (1930, short stories)
Vulgarity in Literature (1930, essays)
Brave New World (1931, novel)
Music At Night (1931, essays)
The Cicadas and other poems (1931, poems)
Texts and Pretexts: An Anthology of Commentaries (1932, essays)
T. H. Huxley as a Man of Letters (1932, biography)
Beyond the Mexique Bay (1934, travel)
Eyeless in Gaza (1936, novel)
The Olive Tree and other Essays (1937, essays)
What Are You Going To Do About It? The Case for Reconstructive Peace (1936, essays)
Ends and Means: An Inquiry into the Nature of Ideas and into the Methods Employed for Their Realization (1937, essays)
The Elder Peter Bruegel (1937, novel)
The Most Agreeable Vice (1938, essays)
After Many a Summer Dies The Swan (1939, novel)
Words and Their Meanings (1940, essays)
Grey Eminence: A Study in Religion and Politics (1941, essays)
The Art of Seeing (1942, essays)
The Perennial Philosophy (1942, essays)
Orion (1943, poems)
Time Must Have A Stop (1944, novel)
Science, Liberty and Peace (1946, essays)
Ape and Essence (1948, novel)
Food and People (1949, essays, with John Russell)
Themes and Variations (1950, essays)
A Day in Windsor (1953, essays, with J. A. Kings)
Doors of Perception (1954, essays)
The Genius and the Goddess (1955, novel)
Heaven and Hell (1956, essays)
Brave New World Revised (1958, novel)
On Art and Artists (1960, essays)
Island (1962, novel)
The Politics of Ecology: The Question of Survival (1963, essays)
Form and Substance (1963, essays)
New Fashioned Christmas (1968, essays, posthumous)
America and the Future: An Essay (1970, essay, posthumous)

Plays:
The Discovery (1924)
The World of Light (1931)
The Gioconda Smile (1948)
The Ambassador of Captripedia (1965, posthumous )
Christmas Sketch (1972, posthumous)

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1) What is the meaning of Christopher?
a) Christ the King
b) Christ the Redeemer
c) Christ carrier
d) Christ the Saviour

2) When is the feast day of St. Christopher? (His feast was removed from the universal calendar in 1969 by the Vatican but continues in local calendars.)
a) 19 March
b) 14 July
c) 25 July
d) 28 August

3) What was Reprobus (Offero) doing to help people?
a) Giving them money
b) Giving them food
c) Giving them shelter
d) Carrying across the river

4) One day Reprobus (Offero) was carrying a child. What was unusual about the child?
a) Height
b) Weight
c) Beauty
d) Wisdom

5) Who was the child?
a) Christ
b) Mary
c) St. Joseph
d) St. Peter

6) Why was the child very heavy?
a) It ate too much
b) It bore the sins of the world
c) It wore heavy clothes
d) It wore armour

7) What happened to the staff St. Christopher planted on the ground?
a) It became gold
b) It became silver
c) It fell
d) It grew into a tree

8) During whose reign St. Christopher was martyred?
a) Augustus
b) Nero
c) Caligula
d) Decius

9) When was St. Christopher martyred?
a) 100
b) 150
c) 201
d) 251

10) Which country has St. Christopher as its patron?
a) Barbados
b) Jamaica
c) Guyana
d) St. Kitts and Nevis

St. Christopher Quiz Answers

1) What is the meaning of Christopher?
c) Christ carrier

2) When is the feast day of St. Christopher? (His feast was removed from the universal calendar in 1969 by the Vatican but continues in local calendars.)
c) 25 July

3) What was Reprobus (Offero) doing to help people?
d) Carrying across the river

4) One day Reprobus (Offero) was carrying a child. What was unusual about the child?
b) Weight

5) Who was the child?
a) Christ

6) Why was the child very heavy?
b) It bore the sins of the world

7) What happened to the staff St. Christopher planted on the ground?
d) It grew into a tree

8) During whose reign St. Christopher was martyred?
d) Decius

9) When was St. Christopher martyred?
d) 251

10) Which country has St. Christopher as its patron?
d) St. Kitts and Nevis

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1. When was Julius Robert Oppenheimer born?
a) 9 February 1905
b) 22 April 1904
c) 3 August 1901
d) 28 October 1903

2. Where was Julius Robert Oppenheimer born?
a) Berlin
b) Pretoria
c) Sacramento
d) New York

3. Which university did Julius Robert Oppenheimer attend?
a) Stanford
b) Harvard
c) Illinois
d) Yale

4. What did Julius Robert Oppenheimer teach at the University of California, Berkeley?
a) Botany
b) Chemistry
c) Physics
d) Zoology

5. What was the code name for USA’s research work for atomic bomb?
a) Operation Black Thunder
b) Operation Red Rose
c) Manhattan Project
d) Arizona Project

6. When was Julius Robert Oppenheimer director of Los Alamos laboratory for developing atomic bomb?
a) 1946-1948
b) 1943-1945
c) 1952-1954
d) 1936-1939

7. When was Julius Robert Oppenheimer chairman of the General Advisory Committee of the Atomic Energy Commission?
a) 1956-1960
b) 1963-1965
c) 1947-1952
d) 1961-1963

8. When did Julius Robert Oppenheimer receive the Enrico Fermi Award?
a) 1974
b) 1968
c) 1976
d) 1963

9. When did Julius Robert Oppenheimer die?
a) 18 February 1967
b) 10 April 1966
c) 23 July 1978
d) 12 November 1975

10. Where did Julius Robert Oppenheimer die?
a) Barcelona
b) Princeton
c) Washington
d) Zurich

Julius Robert Oppenheimer Quiz Answers

1. When was Julius Robert Oppenheimer born?
b) 22 April 1904

2. Where was Julius Robert Oppenheimer born?
d) New York

3. Which university did Julius Robert Oppenheimer attend?
b) Harvard

4. What did Julius Robert Oppenheimer teach at the University of California, Berkeley?
c) Physics

5. What was the code name for USA’s research work for atomic bomb?
c) Manhattan Project

6. When was Julius Robert Oppenheimer director of Los Alamos laboratory for developing atomic bomb?
b) 1943-1945

7. When was Julius Robert Oppenheimer chairman of the General Advisory Committee of the Atomic Energy Commission?
c) 1947-1952

8. When did Julius Robert Oppenheimer receive the Enrico Fermi Award?
d) 1963

9. When did Julius Robert Oppenheimer die?
a) 18 February 1967

10. Where did Julius Robert Oppenheimer die?
b) Princeton

(This quiz is about the eighth President of USA.)

1) Which of the following applies to Martin Van Buren?
a) He was born a British subject.
b) He was an immigrant from France.
c) He was of Dutch descent.
d) He was half Irish and half Scottish.

2) What position was held by Martin Van Buren in 1815-1819?
a) Governor of New York
b) Mayor of Washington DC
c) Governor of New Jersey
d) Attorney General of New York

3) Who appointed Martin Van Buren Secretary of State?
a) Thomas Jefferson
b) Andrew Jackson
c) John Adams
d) George Washington

4) When was Martin Van Buren Vice President of USA?
a) 1829-1833
b) 1825-1829
c) 1833-1837
d) 1821-1825

5) Who cast the deciding vote against Martin Van Buren’s appointment as Minister to UK?
a) John C. Calhoun
b) John Forsyth
c) Louis McLane
d) Roger B. Taney

6) Which of the following events took place when Martin Van Buren was President of USA?
a) Annexation of Philippines
b) Panic of 1837
c) California gold rush
d) Inauguration of Panama Canal

7) Which State’s joining of USA was opposed by Martin Van Buren because it had slavery?
a) Georgia
b) Texas
c) Virginia
d) Maryland

8) How many times did Martin Van Buren run for re-election as President of USA?
a) Once
b) Twice
c) Thrice
d) Four times

9) Which party did Martin Van Buren represent as presidential candidate in 1848?
a) Democratic
b) Free Soil
c) Republican
d) Federalist

10) When did Martin Van Buren die?
a) 24 July 1862
b) 16 May 1850
c) 3 June 1858
d) 7 April 1861

Martin Van Buren Quiz Answers

1) Which of the following applies to Martin Van Buren?
c) He was of Dutch descent.

2) What position was held by Martin Van Buren in 1815-1819?
d) Attorney General of New York

3) Who appointed Martin Van Buren Secretary of State?
b) Andrew Jackson

4) When was Martin Van Buren Vice President of USA?
c) 1833-1837

5) Who cast the deciding vote against Martin Van Buren’s appointment as Minister to UK?
a) John C. Calhoun

6) Which of the following events took place when Martin Van Buren was President of USA?
b) Panic of 1837

7) Which State’s joining of USA was opposed by Martin Van Buren because it had slavery?
b) Texas

8) How many times did Martin Van Buren run for re-election as President of USA?
c) Thrice

9) Which party did Martin Van Buren represent as presidential candidate in 1848?
b) Free Soil

10) When did Martin Van Buren die?
a) 24 July 1862

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