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Shirley Temple - Quiz
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  • 1. Shirley Temple began acting as a
A) an adult
B) a preschooler
C) a baby
D) a high school student
  • 2. Shirley Temple's hair was famous for
A) its straightness
B) its length
C) its color
D) its curls
  • 3. "On the Good Ship Lollipop" was a song featured in
A) Bright Eyes
B) Curly Top
C) Poor Little Rich Girl
D) Heidi
  • 4. Which is not a song of Shirley Temple's?
A) Animal Crackers in My Soup
B) Curly Top
C) Remember the Day
D) When I Grow Up
  • 5. Shirley Temple achieved incredible success as a teenager, even more than as a child
A) false
B) true
  • 6. What is the name of Shirley Temple's autobiography?
A) Heidi
B) Child Star
C) The Shirley Temple Show
D) Fame and Fortune
  • 7. Shirley Temple became active in the
A) Democratic Party
B) Independent Party
C) Republican Party
D) Animals Forever
  • 8. In paragraph #2, what do you think "ambitious" means?
A) desire for success
B) lazy
C) hungry
D) someone who is mean
  • 9. In paragraph #2, what do you think "minor" means?
A) colorful
B) small
C) large
D) expensive
  • 10. Why did Shirley Temple retire?
A) a car accident left her unable to speak
B) her movies stopped being successful
C) she made too much money
D) she got married
  • 11. Why do you think Shirley Temple wasn't as successful as a teenager as she was as a child?
A) She got married.
B) People didn't find her as cute
C) People didn't like the fact that she got involved with poltics.
D) She could not longer dance and sing well
  • 12. After she got married, Shirley Temple
A) died in a car accident
B) became an star again
C) won the lottery
D) raised a family and got involved with politics
  • 13. After she retired from films, Shirley Temple's television acting career was
A) incredible
B) funny
C) disappointing
D) a huge success
  • 14. As an adult, Shirley Temple served as an
A) ambassador
B) actress
C) arcitecht
D) activist
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