1. What is Doris Day's birth name? Dorothy Elizabeth Bachmann Doris Mary Ann Von Kappelhoff Doris Maria Jane Naumann Dorothea Clara Anne Day

2. In which 'wild west' style movie did Doris Day starr alongside actor Howard Keel? Tea for Two The Thrill of It All It Happened to Jane Calamity Jane

3. "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)" was a song by Doris Day. In which tense thriller about an assassination plot did this song first appear in? By the Light of the Silvery Moon The Glass Bottom Boat The Pajama Game The Man Who Knew Too Much

4. Doris Day was nominated for an Oscar for her role in a movie about a man and woman who share a telephone line; at first they hate each other but after a while start to fall in love. Name the movie. Move Over, Darling Pillow Talk April in Paris Please Don't Eat the Daisies

5. Doris Day has been married several times, with which husband did she have her only child, Terry? Al Jorden Marty Melcher George Weidler Barry Comden

6. Which Doris Day song has the following lyrics: "So I told a friendly star, The way that dreamers often do" Love Somebody Secret Love Move Over, Darling I'll Never Stop Loving You

7. Doris Day's last movie before she retired was about a widow with three sons who becomes involved with a widower with a teenage daughter. Name the movie. The Ballad of Josie Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? Send Me No Flowers With Six You Get Eggroll

8. After Doris Day retired from acting she became an activist for which cause? Child Protection Women's Rights Global Poverty Animal Welfare

9. Why did Doris Day turn down the role of Mrs Robinson in "The Graduate" (1967)? Her then husband was disgusted by the novel and refused to pass it on to Doris She had been suffering from depression and was taking a break from acting Her son asked her not to do it. She did not get along with the director and refused to work with him

10. Where was Doris Day born? London, England. Kassel, Germany Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Cincinnati, Ohio, USA