Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign - Quiz
A) Chris Christie, Rudy Giuliani, and Newt Gingrich B) Mike Pence, Ben Carson, and Sarah Palin C) Paul Ryan, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich D) Mike Pence, Chris Christie, and Newt Gingrich
A) July 16, 2016 B) July 15, 2016 C) July 1, 2016 D) July 20, 2016
A) At the Republican National Convention B) Via Twitter C) Via a television interview D) At a press conference
A) Washington University B) Republican National Convention C) Hofstra University D) LaGuardia Airport
A) Gulfstream G550 B) Airbus A320 C) Boeing 737-700 D) Boeing 747-400
A) LaGuardia Airport B) Los Angeles International Airport C) Newark Liberty International Airport D) JFK International Airport
A) Washington University B) UNLV C) Hofstra University D) Harvard University
A) Chris Wallace B) Anderson Cooper C) Lester Holt D) Martha Raddatz
A) 70 million B) 65 million C) 84 million D) 92 million
A) They tied B) Hillary Clinton C) Donald Trump D) Mike Pence
A) Washington University in St. Louis B) New York University C) UNLV in Las Vegas D) Hofstra University
A) Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz B) Martha Raddatz and Lester Holt C) Anderson Cooper and Chris Wallace D) Lester Holt and Chris Wallace
A) LaGuardia Airport B) UNLV in Las Vegas C) Hofstra University D) Washington University
A) Anderson Cooper B) Chris Wallace C) Martha Raddatz D) Lester Holt
A) October 19 B) October 27 C) September 26 D) October 9
A) May 26 B) May 8 C) May 3 D) June 2
A) Paul Ryan B) Mitch McConnell C) John Kasich D) Bob Dole
A) Bob Dole B) John Kasich C) Jeb Bush D) Ted Cruz
A) George W. Bush B) Bobby Jindal C) Jeff Sessions D) Rick Perry
A) Mitch McConnell B) Jeff Sessions C) Paul Ryan D) John Kasich
A) June 2 B) May 26 C) May 8 D) May 3
A) 1,238 B) 1,200 C) 1,000 D) 1,500
A) The Conscience Movement B) Republican Reformers C) Free the Delegates D) Delegates Unbound
A) Trump was ineligible to run B) The primary results were invalid C) Delegates could vote for whomever they wanted D) Paul Ryan should resign immediately
A) Chairman B) Secretary C) Treasurer D) Delegate
A) Richard Nixon B) A local mayor C) Joe Arpaio D) Ted Cruz
A) Richard Nixon B) George H.W. Bush C) Dwight Eisenhower D) Ronald Reagan
A) Drain the swamp B) The silent majority is back C) Law and order D) Make America great again
A) He loved it immediately B) He hated it C) He was confused by it D) He felt indifferent
A) An entry fee B) A financial donation C) A loyalty oath D) A security screening questionnaire
A) Ted Cruz B) Joe Arpaio C) A protester D) Richard Nixon
A) He should be given a microphone B) He is a hero C) He should be treated with respect D) Maybe he should have been roughed up
A) Call the police immediately B) Knock the crap out of 'em C) Escort them out gently D) Ignore them completely
A) Pay their legal fees B) Fire them from their jobs C) Ask them to leave the rally D) Give them a campaign award
A) Trump was fined heavily B) Insufficient evidence to charge him C) The case was dropped due to lack of interest D) Trump was found guilty
A) He refused to pay B) He had already paid the fees C) He promised to pay the fine D) He was looking into it
A) CNN/ORC B) ABC News/Washington Post C) CBS News D) The Economist/YouGov
A) 14 percent B) 24 percent C) 10 percent D) 17 percent
A) 13 percent B) 24 percent C) 18 percent D) 17 percent
A) Scott Walker B) Jeb Bush C) Donald Trump D) Hillary Clinton
A) Pennsylvania B) Texas C) Ohio D) Florida
A) 74 percent B) 24 percent C) 64 percent D) 17 percent
A) 64 percent B) 15 percent C) 13 percent D) 74 percent
A) Government employees B) College students C) Working-class voters D) Corporate executives
A) Forbes B) Time C) Newsweek D) The Economist
A) Over $4.5 billion B) Over $1.4 billion C) Over $20 billion D) Over $10 billion
A) August 6, 2015 B) July 23, 2015 C) September 1, 2015 D) June 15, 2015
A) A third-party candidacy B) Criticizing other candidates C) Dropping out of the race D) Accepting donations from super PACs
A) September 2015 B) August 2015 C) October 2015 D) July 2015
A) Trump Victory PAC B) America First PAC C) Republican Unity PAC D) Make America Great Again PAC
A) Mexico B) United States C) China D) Canada
A) Derry, New Hampshire B) Phoenix, Arizona C) Los Angeles, California D) Las Vegas, Nevada
A) Univision B) Fox News C) NBC D) Ora TV
A) NBC B) Fox News C) Ora TV D) Univision
A) NASCAR B) Serta C) Macy's D) Univision
A) 1988 B) 1992 C) 2000 D) 2004
A) April 1, 2012 B) October 1, 1999 C) September 15, 2009 D) February 14, 2000
A) Republican B) Reform Party C) Democrat D) Independent
A) 2013 B) 2012 C) 2011 D) 2009
A) None B) Reform Party C) Democrat D) Republican
A) October 2013 B) February 2015 C) May 2011 D) April 2012
A) Republican National Convention B) Conservative Political Action Conference C) Democratic National Convention D) Reform Party Convention
A) Reform Party B) Green Party C) Libertarian Party D) Tea Party
A) Ben Carson B) John Gauger C) Joseph Borelli D) Michael Cohen
A) Michael Cohen B) Ted Cruz C) Joseph Borelli D) Carl Paladino
A) The Republican National Convention B) Trump Tower C) The White House D) Chicago
A) North American Free Trade Agreement B) European Union Trade Accord C) Trans-Pacific Partnership D) World Trade Organization Treaty
A) Never Trump movement B) Establishment coalition C) Pro-Choice movement D) Alt-right movement
A) New York City B) Washington D.C. C) Indiana D) Chicago
A) Indiana B) Russia C) Saudi Arabia D) Mexico
A) A grand staircase B) A golden escalator C) A private elevator D) A podium
A) Healthcare reform B) Climate change C) Illegal immigration D) Education funding
A) Corporate donations B) Self-funding C) Super PACs D) Public funding
A) His personal staff B) A casting company C) A talent agency D) A local university
A) The Council on American-Islamic Relations B) The Pentagon C) The Republican National Committee D) The British Parliament
A) John J. Pershing B) Reince Priebus C) David Cameron D) Manuel Valls
A) An absolute necessity B) A total and complete shutdown C) Just a suggestion D) A legally binding mandate
A) Capturing a Muslim stronghold B) Evacuating civilians during the Moro Rebellion C) Shooting rebels with pig's blood-dipped bullets D) Negotiating a peace treaty
A) Council on American-Islamic Relations B) The Pentagon C) Republican National Committee D) British Parliament
A) Blue-collar workers B) College students C) Evangelical Christians D) Union members
A) Marco Rubio B) Ben Carson C) Reince Priebus D) Ted Cruz
A) Ted Cruz B) Ben Carson C) Marco Rubio D) Reince Priebus
A) Emailgate B) Travelgate C) Bridgegate D) Watergate
A) Stephen Bannon B) Corey Lewandowski C) Paul Manafort D) Jason Miller
A) Kellyanne Conway B) Paul Manafort C) Chris Christie D) David Bossie
A) Al Gore B) Dick Cheney C) Dan Quayle D) Walter Mondale
A) David Urban B) Jason Miller C) Stephen Bannon D) David Bossie
A) Charles Koch B) Robert Mercer C) George Soros D) Peter Thiel
A) Sarah Sanders B) Kellyanne Conway C) Erica Freeman D) Nikki Haley
A) Michigan B) Florida C) Ohio D) Pennsylvania
A) David Bossie B) Stephen Bannon C) Paul Manafort D) Jason Miller
A) Alexander Lukashenko B) Viktor Orban C) Viktor Yanukovich D) Vladimir Putin
A) Heritage Foundation B) Citizens United C) Club for Growth D) American Crossroads
A) Chief strategist B) Deputy campaign manager C) Campaign chairman D) Communications director
A) USA Today B) The Dallas Morning News C) The New Hampshire Union Leader D) The Cincinnati Enquirer
A) Donald Trump B) Bernie Sanders C) Gary Johnson D) Hillary Clinton
A) The Waldo Moment B) San Junipero C) White Christmas D) Nosedive
A) 270 B) 279 C) 306 D) 232
A) 232 B) 279 C) 306 D) 270
A) 48.2% B) 60.1% C) 56.9% D) 51.8% |
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