Michelle Obama - Quiz
A) 2016 B) 2008 C) 2012 D) 2004
A) Illinois Marriage Equality Act B) Illinois Civil Rights Act C) Illinois Human Rights Act D) Illinois LGBT Protection Act
A) The Patriot Act B) Don't Ask Don't Tell C) The Gun Control Act D) The Defense of Marriage Act E) The Affordable Care Act
A) Roe v. Wade B) Obergefell v. Hodges C) Lawrence v. Texas D) Brown v. Board of Education
A) Labor rights B) Women's suffrage C) Civil rights D) Environmentalism
A) Washington and New York B) Montgomery and Los Angeles C) Chicago and San Francisco D) Selma and Stonewall
A) November 4, 2008 B) May 9, 2012 C) September 20, 2011 D) January 20, 2009
A) September 20, 2011 B) June 26, 2015 C) May 9, 2012 D) August 15, 2012
A) Valerie Jarrett B) David Axelrod C) Hillary Clinton D) Joe Biden
A) Tradition and faith B) Fairness and equality C) Justice and liberty D) Unity and strength
A) Free healthcare B) The same opportunity C) Lower taxes D) Universal education
A) New York and Illinois B) Texas and Ohio C) Georgia and Alabama D) California and Florida
A) Included openly gay service members in her military families initiative B) Signed an executive order protecting LGBTQ workers C) Hosted a gala for gay rights activists D) Appointed a gay advisor to the White House
A) They dropped significantly during the 2012 campaign. B) They did not drop below 60%. C) They remained steady at exactly 50%. D) They fluctuated wildly between 30% and 80%.
A) CBS News/New York Times poll B) Politico survey C) Newsweek poll D) Rasmussen poll
A) By attacking his opponents. B) By relating stories about him. C) By ignoring the media. D) By participating in televised debates.
A) Ann Romney B) Hillary Clinton C) Jill Biden D) Jackie Norris
A) Michelle Cottle B) Barbara Walters C) Isabel Wilkinson D) Melissa Harris-Perry
A) Let's Move! B) Space Exploration C) Universal Healthcare D) War on Poverty
A) The Tory Party B) United States Department of Education C) National Coalition for Homeless Veterans D) Corporation for National and Community Service
A) 50% were undecided. B) 56% believed she should run. C) 71% believed she should not run. D) 14% believed she should run.
A) #joinforces B) #reachhigher C) #letgirlslearn D) #bringbackourgirls
A) He refused to comment on the matter. B) He said she was considering it. C) He said Michelle is not running for president. D) He said it was up to the voters.
A) Melissa Harris-Perry B) Barbara Walters C) Michelle Cottle D) Linda Hirshman
A) Advocating for military families. B) Supporting the arts. C) Reducing school tuition costs. D) Promoting good eating habits.
A) Worked as a lawyer B) Worked at a water purification plant C) Worked in politics D) Worked as a teacher
A) 1992 B) 1996 C) 1991 D) 1989
A) Marian Robinson B) Sasha Obama C) Valerie Jarrett D) Suzanne Alele
A) 2024 B) 2022 C) 2020 D) 2018
A) Harvard Law Associates B) Sidley Austin LLP C) Washington Law Partners D) Chicago Legal Group
A) His boss B) His law partner C) His mentor D) His assistant
A) Do the Right Thing B) School Daze C) A Star is Born D) The Audacity of Hope
A) October 3, 1994 B) October 3, 1992 C) October 3, 1996 D) October 3, 1990
A) 1998 B) 2001 C) 2000 D) 1996
A) 2004 B) 1999 C) 2002 D) 2001
A) Chicago's North Side B) Chicago's South Side C) Harvard Square D) Washington, DC
A) Seven days B) Two days C) Three days D) Five days
A) A Promised Land B) The Audacity of Hope C) Dreams from My Father D) Becoming
A) Sidwell Friends School B) Chicago Public High School C) University of Chicago Laboratory Schools D) Georgetown Day School
A) Harvard-Westlake B) Georgetown Day School C) Sidwell Friends School D) University of Chicago Laboratory Schools
A) The Ellen DeGeneres Show B) The Oprah Winfrey Show C) The Tonight Show D) Larry King Live
A) Barbara Bush B) Betty Ford C) Laura Bush D) Nancy Reagan
A) Barack's mother B) Marian Robinson C) A nanny hired by the staff D) Valerie Jarrett
A) 1981 B) 1983 C) 1985 D) 1988
A) Law B) History C) Sociology D) Political Science
A) Charles Ogletree B) Bond C) Walter Wallace D) Barack Obama
A) Magna cum laude B) Cum laude C) Summa cum laude D) Valedictorian
A) Private jets B) BMWs C) Luxury yachts D) Limousines
A) Carl A. Fields Center B) Princeton Diversity Center C) The Harvard Legal Aid Bureau D) The Sociology Union
A) French tutor B) Ran the daycare center C) Research assistant D) President of the center
A) French B) Law C) Sociology D) Mathematics
A) Fewer than 90 B) Exactly 200 C) More than 400 D) None
A) 1985 B) 1990 C) 1981 D) 1988
A) Laura Bush B) Walter Wallace C) Charles Ogletree D) Hillary Clinton
A) Worked in social services B) Attended an Ivy League school C) A postgraduate degree D) A law degree from Harvard
A) January 17, 1964 B) January 19, 1964 C) January 15, 1963 D) January 17, 1965
A) American Journey B) Becoming C) The Light We Carry D) South Side Roots
A) Johnson B) Robinson C) Wall D) Shields
A) Captain of the debate team B) Student council treasurer C) School valedictorian D) Class president
A) Multiple sclerosis B) Cancer C) Diabetes D) Heart disease
A) Guitar B) Violin C) Flute D) Piano
A) White Cloud, Michigan B) Clayton County, Georgia C) Cleveland, Ohio D) Georgetown, South Carolina
A) Capers Funnye B) Adolphus Shields C) Craig Robinson D) Jim Robinson
A) Salutatorian B) Valedictorian C) Honor roll representative D) Summa cum laude
A) Catholic B) United Methodist C) Episcopal D) Baptist
A) Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. B) Rev. Al Sharpton C) Rev. Jesse Jackson D) Rev. Jeremiah Wright
A) African Methodist Episcopal Church B) Trinity United Church of Christ C) St. John's Episcopal Church D) Shiloh Baptist Church
A) Non-denominational B) Catholic C) Protestant D) Orthodox
A) 49th African Methodist Episcopal Church's general conference B) A White House press briefing C) A graduation ceremony D) A political campaign rally
A) Moral issues B) Scientific issues C) Economic issues D) Historical issues
A) National Cathedral B) Grace Cathedral C) Trinity United Church of Christ D) Shiloh Baptist Church
A) 1991 B) 2002 C) 1993 D) 1996
A) Community Service Center B) Public Allies C) Chicago Council on Global Affairs D) TreeHouse Foods
A) TreeHouse Foods B) Wal-Mart C) Chicago Public Media D) The Daily Show
A) Drinking B) Gambling C) Smoking D) Traveling
A) The Daily Show B) Fox News C) The View D) Larry King Live
A) Political stunt B) Unprofessional greeting C) Terrorist fist jab D) Casual sign of disrespect
A) Public speaking B) The political process C) Moving to Washington D) Working for the University
A) 2012 B) 2008 C) 2021 D) 2016
A) $991,296 B) $51,200 C) $157,082 D) $273,618
A) Hillary Clinton B) Jacqueline Kennedy C) Eleanor Roosevelt D) Laura Bush
A) A swing set B) Bee hives C) A fountain D) A greenhouse
A) Let's Move! B) Healthy Eating for All C) American Grown D) The White House Garden
A) Barack Obama B) Chris Christie C) Ted Cruz D) Rand Paul
A) Kevin Fagan B) Jill Biden C) Tracy Reese D) John Lewis
A) Tracy Reese B) Jill Biden C) Kevin Fagan D) John Lewis
A) Lincoln Memorial Bridge B) Golden Gate Bridge C) Brooklyn Bridge D) Edmund Pettus Bridge
A) Kevin Fagan B) Jill Biden C) Prince Harry D) John Lewis
A) Military base visit B) Special Olympics World Games C) Selma to Montgomery marches commemoration D) March on Washington anniversary
A) March 2014 B) June 2011 C) April 1, 2010 D) April 1, 2009
A) A handshake B) A wave C) A curtsy D) An embrace
A) Jordan B) Mexico C) Qatar D) China
A) Military personnel B) Government officials C) Students D) Business leaders
A) Europe B) South America C) Africa D) Asia
A) Queen Elizabeth II B) Graça Machel C) Peng Liyuan D) King Salman
A) Mauricio Macri B) Peng Liyuan C) King Abdullah D) David Cameron
A) King Abdullah B) King Salman C) David Cameron D) Prince Harry
A) Potential for Youth B) Future Leaders Project C) Global Education Initiative D) Let Girls Learn
A) Diplomatic tensions B) Security concerns C) Scheduling conflict D) Weather conditions
A) Cuba B) Italy C) China D) Argentina |
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