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    Question 1: What actor, who was awarded an Oscar for his performance in the movie Beginners, became the oldest actor ever to win an Academy Award?
    A. Nick Nolte
    B. Clint Eastwood
    C. Max von Sydow
    D. Christopher Plummer
    Question 2: What actress won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as the outspoken maid in the 2011 film The Help?
    A. Emma Stone
    B. Octavia Spencer
    C. Jessica Chastain
    D. Viola Davis
    Question 3: The Red Vineyard was the only painting which this famous red-haired artist sold during his lifetime.
    A. Amedeo Modigliani
    B. Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    C. Vincent van Gogh
    D. Claude Monet
    Question 4: This Baroque composer, nicknamed The Red Priest, is best known for a series of violin concertos titled The Four Seasons.
    A. Giacomo Puccini
    B. Vincenzo Bellini
    C. Antonio Vivaldi
    D. Giuseppe Verdi
    Question 5: This influential Irish author is honored on Bloomsday, the day on which his novel Ulysses is set.
    A. James Joyce
    B. Jonathan Swift
    C. Oscar Wilde
    D. Bram Stoker
    Question 6: This prolific American poet from Massachusetts lived in seclusion and finally later in life refused to even leave her home.
    A. Sylvia Plath
    B. Emily Dickinson
    C. Louisa May Alcott
    D. Amy Lowell
    Question 7: In his novel A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court, this famous red haired author wrote, When red headed people are above a certain social grade, their hair is auburn.
    A. Mark Twain
    B. Theodor Dreiser
    C. Washington Irving
    D. William Faulkner
    Question 8: What redhead actress, known for her headstrong independence, received four Academy Awards for Best Actress?
    A. Debbie Reynolds
    B. Katharine Hepburn
    C. Bette Midler
    D. Geena Davis
    Question 9: This redhead playwright became the first person in history to be awarded both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar, for his contributions to literature and for his work on the film Pygmalion.
    A. Samuel Beckett
    B. Harold Pinter
    C. George Bernard Shaw
    D. Eugene ONeill
    Question 10: Name the redhead author of It Can Happen Here, who became the first American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.
    A. Ernest Hemingway
    B. Sinclair Lewis
    C. William Faulkner
    D. Willa Carter
    Question 11: According to his self-portrait this leading painter of the Venetian School was a redhead. He painted so many women with red hair that his name became associated with a shade of red.
    A. Velasques
    B. Titian
    C. Donatello
    D. Raphael
    Question 12: What country singer/songwriter recorded an album titled Red Headed Stranger?
    A. Kris Kristofferson
    B. Garth Brooks
    C. Kenny Rogers
    D. Willie Nelson
    Question 13: What is the meaning of the Greek word théatron from which the word theatre is derived?
    A. a place for acting
    B. a spectacle
    C. a place for viewing
    D. a stage
    Question 14: Theatre was thriving in ancient Rome.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 15: What Roman philosopher and dramatist was tutor and later advisor to emperor Nero?
    A. Seneca
    B. Plautus
    C. Statius
    D. Terence