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Questions with Answers
1. Mount Rushmore is a very famous monument with 4 honored
Presidents faces carved into the mountain. They are George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and which other
President? (Theodore Roosevelt)
2. Which President’s wife was first referred to as the “First Lady”?
(Dolly Madison)
3. Who is the only President to have survived two assassination
attempts by women? (Gerald Ford)
4. How many U.S. states are named after a President? (1)
5. Who was the first President born outside of the contiguous United
States? (Barack Obama)
6. What President’s face graces the $100,000 bill? (Woodrow Wilson)
7. Who was the only President to serve more than 2 terms?
(Franklin D. Roosevelt)
8. Who was the only President to serve 2 non-consecutive terms?
(Grover Cleveland)
9. Which Presidents are buried in Arlington National Cemetery?
(John F. Kennedy & William Taft)
10. Who was the first President to live in the White House?
(John Adams)
11. Before the 12th Amendment was passed in 1804, how was the
Vice President determined? (A. There were no VP before 1804;
B. President & V. President were voted on separately; C. The
Presidential Candidate receiving the second largest number electoral
votes; D. Appointed by the President. (Answer is C. )
12. Which two Presidents were elected 100 years apart and each had a
secretary with the other President’s name? (Lincoln & Kennedy)
13. What U.S. President won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002?
(Jimmy Carter)
14. Who was the only unanimously elected President by the Electoral
College? (George Washington)
15. How many future Presidents signed the Declaration of
Independence? (Two, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams)
16. Theodore Roosevelt had a pet named Admiral Dewey. What
species was Admiral Dewey? A. Dog B. Guinea Pig C. Cat D. Bird
(Answer is B.)