Mary Who?

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1. This Mary's real name was Mary Stuart. She was a cousin of Elizabeth 1 of England, and the daughter of James V of Scotland and Mary of Guise. She is best known by a descriptive name. What is it? Answer: (Four Words)

2. This blonde-haired Mary was born in Wales and became a pop singer in the 1960s. Her hits include "Knock, Knock, Who's There?" and "Goodbye". She is Mary Hopkins Mary Hopkin Mary Hopkinson Mary Hopper

3. This Mary was traditionally the sister of Martha and Lazarus. She is best known as: Answer: (Two Words. Full name or surname.)

4. This Mary was the half sister of Elizabeth I of England. Her parents were Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. Answer: (Two Words)

5. This Mary was part of the singing trio of Peter, Paul and Mary. Their hits included "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "Puff the Magic Dragon". Mary Stookey Mary Miles Mary Travers Mary Yarrow

6. This fictional Mary was described as looking "like a Dutch doll". She arrived as nanny to a family of children living in Cherry Tree Lane, and left when the wind changed. She was: Answer: (Two Words.)

7. This Mary is the heroine of an Irish song. She comes from Tralee, and her lover calls her by a four word descriptive name, which gives the song its title. Answer: (Four Words.)

8. This Mary is one of the best known of Australian children's writers. Her books include "The Twins of Emu Plains" and "'Possum", but she is best known for the "Billabong" series. She is: Mary Gilmour Mary Ethel Turner Mary Reibey Mary Grant Bruce

9. This Mary is a much loved British author of romantic suspense and stories about Merlin. Her titles include "Touch Not the Cat" and "Thornyhold". Mary Arden Mary Hastings Mary Stewart Mary Grant

10. This Mary wrote one of the most famous horror stories of all time! She was born Mary Godwin, but by what name do most readers know her? Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Mary Wordsworth Shelley Mary Byron Keats Mary Coleridge Woffington.