Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. Grover Cleveland is the only U.S. president to serve in non-consecutive terms.
FALSE: With his 2024 reelection, Donald Trump became the second U.S. president to serve non-consecutive terms.
- Multiple Choice
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt was confined to a wheelchair for the entirety of his presidency.
TRUE: Franklin D. Roosevelt contracted a paralytic disease that left him paralyzed twelve years before he was elected president.
Since television was still a novelty, a good number of Americans were unaware of his wheelchair until after his death.
- Multiple Choice
3. British actor Daniel Day-Lewis is the only performer to win an Academy Award for playing a U.S. president.
TRUE: Day-Lewis won his third Best Actor Academy Award in 2012 as the titular president in the Steven Spielberg film "Lincoln."
Anthony Hopkins is the only actor nominated for an Oscar for playing two different presidents: John Quincy Adams in "Amistad" and Richard Nixon in "Nixon."
- Multiple Choice
4. President Gerald Ford worked as a male model while attending Yale Law School.
TRUE: Gerald Ford appeared on the April 1942 cover of Cosmopolitan magazine.
- Multiple Choice
5. Prior to his life in politics, George W. Bush owned a controlling stake in the Houston Astros Major League Baseball team.
FALSE: George W. Bush owned a controlling stake and served as the managing general partner of the Texas Rangers, NOT the Houston Astros.
Bush received a $15 million buyout in 1998 off his initial $800,000 investment.
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