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