Joe Biden - Quiz
A) Youthfulness B) Electability C) Extensive foreign policy D) Conservative values
A) Angela Merkel B) Vladimir Putin C) Emmanuel Macron D) Volodymyr Zelenskyy
A) Ten B) Five C) Three D) Eight
A) Empathetic leader B) Aggressive communicator C) Tactile politician D) Socially awkward
A) Fourth B) First C) Second D) Fifth
A) Rural voters B) Young voters C) Union members D) Black voters
A) Less than 5 points B) More than 50 points C) More than 28 points D) More than 10 points
A) Michael Bloomberg and Cory Booker B) Kamala Harris and Beto O'Rourke C) Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar D) Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren
A) A lighthouse B) A compass C) A foundation D) A bridge
A) Sexual assault B) Political corruption C) Voter intimidation D) Financial fraud
A) August 11, 2020 B) March 10, 2020 C) April 13, 2020 D) April 8, 2020
A) Kamala Harris B) Elizabeth Warren C) Amy Klobuchar D) Stacey Abrams
A) First governor nominee B) First openly LGBTQ nominee C) First African American and South Asian American D) First female nominee
A) A revolutionary leader B) A transition candidate C) A populist hero D) A permanent fixture
A) He speaks too loudly B) He refuses to make eye contact C) He engulfs you D) He ignores the speaker
A) William M. Daley B) Harry Reid C) Hillary Clinton D) Obama
A) Paul Ryan B) Valerie Jarrett C) Barack Obama D) William M. Daley
A) A boost in Obama's popularity B) A massive drop in polling C) No appreciable improvement D) Strong public support
A) The Benghazi response B) Wall Street regulations C) Same-sex marriage D) Syrian rebel fighters
A) It was made without administration consent B) It damaged the economy C) It was factually incorrect D) It caused the party convention to be delayed
A) An economic disaster B) A bunch of malarkey C) A dangerous gamble D) Put y'all back in chains
A) William M. Daley B) Paul Ryan C) Aleksandar Vučić D) Mitt Romney
A) Evolving position B) Put y'all back in chains C) Stop the bleeding D) A bunch of malarkey
A) November 6, 2012 B) January 20, 2013 C) October 11, 2012 D) January 21, 2013
A) Valerie Jarrett B) Sonia Sotomayor C) Harry Reid D) Barack Obama
A) Sonia Sotomayor B) Hillary Clinton C) Lady Gaga D) Valerie Jarrett
A) A debate in Serbia B) A town hall in Iraq C) The Democratic National Convention D) The 88th Academy Awards
A) The Kosovo War mission B) The Benghazi response C) Operation Timber Sycamore D) The Iraqi federalization plan
A) Aleksandar Vučić B) Paul Ryan C) Beau Biden D) Harry Reid
A) The 2016 Committee B) Forward with Biden C) Draft Biden 2016 D) Biden for President
A) Opposition from Obama B) The recent death of his son Beau C) Hillary Clinton's popularity D) Poor polling results
A) 1966 B) 1970 C) 1968 D) 1969
A) Plagiarism B) Low class rank C) Cheating on an exam D) Absenteeism
A) 1970 B) 1968 C) 1971 D) 1969
A) Russell W. Peterson B) Richard Nixon C) J. Caleb Boggs D) Charles L. Terry
A) He was already a Democrat B) Distaste for Richard Nixon C) Pressure from his family D) Disagreement with local party leaders
A) Public defender B) District attorney C) Property manager D) Corporate lawyer
A) Sid Balick B) Patrick Caddell C) Lawrence T. Messick D) William Prickett
A) Managing properties B) Investing in the stock market C) Writing newspaper columns D) Teaching at a university
A) Wilmington City Council B) Delaware State Council C) Syracuse City Council D) New Castle County Council
A) William Prickett B) J. Caleb Boggs C) Lawrence T. Messick D) Charles L. Terry
A) Mass transit systems B) Public housing complexes C) Airport expansions D) Large highway projects
A) Two B) Three C) Five D) Four
A) Heart condition B) Asthma C) Back injury D) Vision impairment
A) Russell W. Peterson B) Lawrence T. Messick C) J. Caleb Boggs D) Charles L. Terry
A) Patrick Caddell B) Sid Balick C) Lawrence T. Messick D) William Prickett
A) 55.5% B) 52.5% C) 45.5% D) 50.5%
A) Robinette B) James C) Joseph D) Francis
A) Newark B) Claymont C) Garden City D) Scranton
A) 1961 B) 1953 C) 1946 D) 1942
A) Archmere B) Robinette C) Finnegan D) Claymont
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) One
A) Hospital administrator B) Football coach C) Used-car salesman D) History teacher
A) To moderate his intake B) To drink only wine C) To become a bartender D) To be teetotal
A) Team captain B) Student body treasurer C) Editor of the school paper D) Class president
A) 1942 B) 1965 C) 1961 D) 1953
A) 47th B) 45th C) 44th D) 46th
A) Affordable Care Act B) Voting Rights Act C) Civil Rights Act D) Violence Against Women Act
A) 1970 B) 1972 C) 1980 D) 1968
A) Robert Bork B) Ketanji Brown Jackson C) Sonia Sotomayor D) Clarence Thomas
A) Vietnam B) Iraq C) Syria D) Afghanistan
A) Senator Express B) Amtrak Joe C) Railroad Joe D) Commuter Biden
A) 28 B) 40 C) 35 D) 30
A) Leonid Brezhnev B) Nikita Khrushchev C) Yuri Andropov D) Mikhail Gorbachev
A) Healthcare B) Civil rights C) Abortion D) Senior citizens' concerns
A) Fort Delaware B) Dover Air Force Base C) New Castle Army Depot D) Wilmington Naval Base
A) George McGovern B) Walter Mondale C) Jimmy Carter D) Bill Clinton
A) Ken Starr B) Lawrence Walsh C) Archibald Cox D) Robert Mueller
A) 40% B) 70% C) 60% D) 50%
A) Amtrak B) City bus networks C) Commercial airlines D) The Interstate Highway System
A) September 23, 1987 B) January 1, 1987 C) August 12, 1988 D) June 9, 1987
A) John F. Kennedy B) Neil Kinnock C) Robert Bork D) Hubert Humphrey
A) Neil Kinnock B) Hubert Humphrey C) Robert F. Kennedy D) John F. Kennedy
A) September 23, 1987 B) August 15, 1987 C) June 9, 1987 D) October 1, 1987
A) Yale Journal of Law B) Harvard Law Review C) Delaware Legal Gazette D) Fordham Law Review
A) Robert Bork B) Hubert Humphrey C) Neil Kinnock D) John F. Kennedy
A) February 1988 B) February 1991 C) May 1991 D) May 1988
A) Pulmonary embolism B) Stroke C) Heart attack D) Pneumonia
A) Three months B) Five months C) One year D) Seven months
A) 52–48 B) 48–52 C) 5–9 D) 42–58
A) Supportive B) Fair and humorous C) Originalist D) Beanballs
A) Anita Hill B) A fellow senator C) A Supreme Court judge D) A woman from the committee
A) 58–42 B) 42–58 C) 5–9 D) 52–48
A) Liberal internationalist B) Hardline nationalist C) Conservative libertarian D) Strict isolationist
A) Robert Bork B) Slobodan Milošević C) George H. W. Bush D) Clarence Thomas
A) Neutral observer B) Strong supporter C) Indifferent D) Strong opponent
A) 2005 B) 2008 C) 2007 D) 2002
A) Barack Obama B) Leslie H. Gelb C) George W. Bush D) General David Petraeus
A) Tax reform B) Climate change C) Healthcare expansion D) The Iraq War
A) Third B) Second C) Fifth D) First
A) Garrulous and patronizing B) The real deal C) Politically inexperienced D) Too young to lead
A) July 2008 B) August 2008 C) November 2008 D) September 2008
A) Washington D.C. B) Denver C) St. Louis D) Chicago
A) Maryland B) Pennsylvania C) Delaware D) New York
A) Kosovo B) Iraq C) Afghanistan D) Ukraine
A) Rahm Emanuel B) Hillary Clinton C) Mitch McConnell D) George W. Bush
A) Mitt Romney B) John McCain C) Dick Cheney D) Sarah Palin
A) $700 billion B) $500 billion C) $1 trillion D) $250 billion
A) Eastern Orthodox B) Protestant C) Roman Catholic D) Jewish
A) National Cathedral School B) Sidwell Friends School C) Georgetown Day School D) St. Albans School |
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