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Drag Jeopardy! Part 2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which United States president signed a law banning discrimination in federal benefits?

a)

President George W. Bush

b)

President Ronald Reagan

c)

President Bill Clinton

d)

President Barack Obama

2.

Which poet’s work contained the first known written references to lesbian relationships?

a)

Edgar Allen Poe

b)

Sappho

c)

Emily Dickinson

d)

Walt Whitman

3.

What documentary depicted New York City’s drag ball life at the height of the AIDS crisis?

a)

Dragon Ball

b)

Kentucky is Burning

c)

London is Burning

d)

Paris Is Burning

4.

The first gay bookstore in America was called what? 

a)

The Allen Barnett Bookstore in Toronto

b)

The Oscar Wilde Bookshop in New York City

c)

The Walt Whitman Bookstore in San Francisco

d)

The Truman Capote Bookstore in New Orleans

5.

The first known LBGTQ rights organization in America was called what?

a)

Human Rights Society

b)

The American Institute of LGBTQ Advancement

c)

National Association of LGBTQ American People

d)

Society of Secret Lives

6.

Greg Louganis won Olympic gold in 1982 and 1984 for what sport?

a)

Skateboarding

b)

Volleyball

c)

Diving

d)

Baseball

7.

Natasha Lyonne played a lesbian forced to go to a conversion therapy camp in what movie?

a)

But I’m A Cheerleader

b)

Stick it

c)

Legally Blonde 2

d)

Bring it on

8.

What was Albert’s drag name in The Birdcage?

a)

Salacious Allie

b)

Starina

c)

Allie

d)

Prince Albert out of the Closet

9.

In 1978, the rainbow flag was first displayed at the Gay Freedom Day Parade in which U.S. City?

a)

Los Angeles

b)

New York City

c)

Cincinnati

d)

San Francisco

10.

Which of the following famous CEOs publicly came out as gay?

a)

Richard Branson

b)

Tim Cook

c)

Howard Schultz

d)

Jeff Bezos

11.

Which historical event is often considered to be the beginning of the Gay Rights movement in modern times?

a)

The Stonewall Riots in 1969

b)

The Parents and Friends of Gays meeting in 1973

c)

The Cincinnati Riots of 1954

d)

The publication of the Los Angeles Advocate in 1967

12.

Since when have people from the LGBT community been allowed to serve openly in the British Armed Forces?

a)

2013

b)

1987

c)

1968

d)

2000

13.

For most of the 20th century, many researchers often associated homosexuality with what?

a)

Mcdonald's

b)

Genetics

c)

Religion

d)

Upbringing

14.

We all know that men are from Mars and women are from Venus. So which planet is a symbol often used by the transgendered community?

a)

Saturn

b)

Mercury

c)

Jupiter

d)

Mars

15.

Which symbol was adopted by the lesbian community in the 1970s to represent self-sufficiency and strength?

a)

Two crossed swords

b)

A trident

c)

Two Rocks and a Stick

d)

A double-edged axe

16.

When did the UK government officially decriminalise homosexuality?

a)

In the 1960s

b)

In the 1940s

c)

In the 1980s

d)

In the 1990's

17.

Also called the Heterosexual-Homosexual Rating Scale, which 1-to-6 scale is used by researchers to describe an individual’s sexual orientation?

a)

The Chic-Fil-A Scale

b)

Thurstone Scale

c)

Kinsey Scale

d)

Likert Scale

18.

In ancient China, homosexuality was often referred to as the bitten …..

a)

Pear

b)

Apple

c)

Peach

d)

Lemon

19.

The word lesbian derives its meaning from the name Lesbos, an island located in which country?

a)

France

b)

Italy

c)

Greece

d)

Spain

20.

Which was the first Asian country to legalised same-sex marriage in 2019?

a)

Taiwan

b)

Hong Kong

c)

South Korea

d)

Indonesia

21.

Which country became the first one in the world to elect an openly gay politician as head of government?

a)

Iceland

b)

Iran

c)

United States of America

d)

Thailand

22.

Which oasis in early modern Egypt was a hotspot of homosexuality in Egypt?

a)

Siwa Oasis

b)

Baharia Oasis

c)

Dakhla Oasis

d)

Taco Bell Oasis

23.

Under its new Penal Code of 1791, which European country was the first to decriminalise homosexuality?

a)

Prussia

b)

Great Britain

c)

The Netherlands

d)

France

24.

On the Kinsey scale, what number represents someone who ONLY has romantic feelings for the same sex?

a)

8

b)

3

c)

6

d)

1

25.

What international Drag Queen organization (founded by Absolute Empress José Sarria, the Widow Norton, in 1965) throws lavish costume balls for charity throughout the United States?

a)

Queens Royal Court

b)

Royal Imperial Drag Racers

c)

Drag Queens Doing Dreamy Things

d)

Imperial Court System

26.

In what year did the American Psychological Association remove homosexuality from its list of mental disorders?

a)

2005

b)

1973

c)

1994

d)

1985

27.

What gay African-American author's works include "The Fire Next Time" and "Sonny's Blues"?

a)

Ronald Mcdonald

b)

James Baldwin

c)

James Thompson

d)

Terry Pearson

28.

What was the first state to outlaw discrimination based on sexual orientation?

a)

Indiana

b)

Alabama

c)

Vermont

d)

Wisconsin

29.

Even though some regions of this country had legalized same sex marriage before, the parliament decided to extend the rights nationwide on 20th July 2005.

a)

Great Britain

b)

Canada

c)

Philippines

d)

Italy

30.

LGBT individuals often became members of this profession in some Native American tribes. They were revered and often thought to be more powerful than others of the same profession. Which job did these individuals often assume?

a)

Tribal Police

b)

Tribal Council

c)

Medicine Man/Woman

d)

Shamans

31.

Which culture was particularly open and accepting towards homosexuality, believing it brought good fortune and blessings? They even had kings who were gay (does Hammurabi ring a bell?).

a)

Phoenician

b)

Assyrian

c)

Turkish

d)

Iranian

32.

Which society's religious texts repeatedly depict various deities defying gender and sexuality norms?

a)

American

b)

Indian

c)

German

33.

What semi-iconic superheroine was revived by DC Comics as a 21st-century lesbian?

a)

Starfire

b)

Batwoman

c)

Catwoman

d)

Hawkgirl

34.

The now-familiar Rainbow Flag was first designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978 in San Francisco. The flag now has how many stripes?

a)

4

b)

10

c)

12

d)

6

35.

When was the first American soldier dismissed from the armed forces for being gay?

a)

1778

b)

1968

c)

1990

d)

1867

36.

What was the first US state to decriminalise homosexuality?

a)

Kentucky

b)

Illinois

c)

Florida

d)

Idaho

37.

Which US College became the first to have a department of gay and lesbian studies?

a)

City College of San Francisco

b)

Kentucky College of Science

c)

College of the Americas Dallas

d)

Jackson College of Human Studies

38.

Albert Cashier was a transgender man (biological woman who lived as a man) who served in what war?

a)

Spanish American War

b)

Revolutionary War

c)

U.S. Civil War

d)

World War 2

39.

Which national LGBT organization deals specifically with educational issues?

a)

ACT-UP

b)

G.L.S.E.N.  

c)

H.R.C.

d)

G.L.A.A.D.

40.

What does the ‘P’ stand for in transgender activists Marsha P. Johnson’s name?

a)

Pay it no mind

b)

Piss Off

c)

Don't Play with me