Who Am I? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Chopin

Frederic Chopin, considered one of the great masters from the romantic era of music, lived from 1810 to 1849 before dying tragically young from tuberculosis. His famous "Minute Waltz" dedicated to the Polish countess Delfini Potocka is a perfect example of his work. Apart from being a composer and piano teacher, Chopin also, somewhat reluctantly, gave public performances of his music.

Answer: Robert Culp

Robert Culp, 1930-2010, rose to international recognition as an actor for his role in the TV series, "I Spy", in which he played a secret agent, alongside actor Bill Cosby. He wrote scripts for television series such as "Trackdown" and "Rifleman" and directed several of the "I Spy" episodes and films such as "Hickey and Boggs".

Answer: Walter Koenig

Walter Koenig, born 1936, is famous for his role as Chekov in the original "Star Trek" series and its later spin off movies which included "The Wrath of Khan" and "The Search for Spock" and "The Voyage Home".

Answer: James Arness

James Arness also saw service in World War II in the Army's 3rd Infantry Division, and his decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, the Purple Heart, the European-African-Middle East Campaign Medal, the World War II Victory Medal and the Combat Infantryman Badge. He was a hero in every sense of the word. He acted in a total of 35 films as well, which included "The Farmer's Daughter" and "Big Jim McLain" and "Many Rivers To Cross".

Answer: Lee Majors

Lee Majors, born 1939, is known for his roles in several top rating television shows, with possibly the most well known of all being his portrayal as Colonel Steve Austin in the "Six Million Dollar Man".

Answer: Leonard Bernstein

Leonard Bernstein, 1918 to 1990, is known for his work in such Broadway productions as "West Side Story" and "Wonderful Town" and "On The Town". He was also a long time director for the New York Philharmonic and is recognised as one of the first composers and conductors born in the USA to become recognised world wide.

Answer: Bach

Johann Bach was not only a famous composer, but also an organist, harpsichordist and violinist, who symbolised perhaps, more than any other, the baroque period of classical music. Fame as a composer would come only after his death and he was known primarily during his lifetime for his brilliant performances on organ.

Answer: Babe Ruth

George Herman Ruth, aka "Babe" Ruth or "The Bambino" or "The Sultan of Swat", played American Major League baseball from 1914 to 1935. In addition to his sports prowess however, he also had his own radio show and was guest artist on many other radio shows, and in films, where he either played himself, or played the role of another ballplayer.

Answer: Meg Ryan

The brilliant and lovely Meg Ryan has shown herself capable of not only making us laugh heartily, but also shed a tear, in her many roles in movies that have been box office hits. Movies such as "Sleepless in Seattle" and "When Harry Met Sally" and "French Kiss" and "You've Got Mail".

Answer: Meryl Streep

Meryl Streep, born 1949, is one of the most respected and talented actresses of her time, and has picked up more awards and nominations during her career than can possibly be listed here. She is one amazing woman.