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