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International Women's Day Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What year was March declared Women's History Month?

a)

2011

b)

1999

c)

2015

d)

1933

2.

Who am I? I was the second person and first woman to fly solo across the atlantic, I built my own rollercoaster, and I was born in Atchison, Kansas July 1897.

a)

Marie Curie

b)

Edith Cowan

c)

Amelia Earhart

d)

Jane Austen

3.

The First Computer Programmer Was A Woman

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Who am I? i was the first woman to lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol. I was arrested more than once during my civil rights involvement. I graduated high school in 1933. At this time, less than 7% of African-Americans had a high school diploma.

a)

Catherine the Great

b)

Maya Angelou

c)

Betty White

d)

Rosa Parks

5.

When is International Women's Day?

a)

March 1st

b)

March 10th

c)

March 8th

d)

March 30th

6.

Who am I? I left a career in corporate law to work in public service. Despite my advocacy of healthy eating, and I love french fries. I wouldn’t go out with my husband until he first played a basketball game against my brother.

a)

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

b)

Elenor Roosevelt

c)

Michelle Obama

d)

Beyonce

7.

Women speak 1,000 more words than men on a daily basis.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Who am I? I was a very influential poet, singer, and civil rights activist. I spoke six languages. I didn’t speak for five years in my youth.

a)

Jane Austen

b)

Maya Angelou

c)

Elenor Roosevelt

d)

Rosa Parks

9.

On average, how many pounds of lipstick will a woman consume in her lifetime?

a)

1lb

b)

10lbs

c)

4lbs

d)

33lbs

10.

Who am I? I failed my driver’s test the first five times I took it. In school, I played the cello, was a member of the honor society, and was a baton twirler. When I learned that I was pregnant with my second child, I wore baggy clothes until my contract as a professor at Rutgers University Law School was renewed out of concern for discriminatory employment practices.

a)

Elenor Roosevelt

b)

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

c)

Jane Austen

d)

Queen Elizabeth