Sorting the Steves Trivia Quiz

Answer: Steve Irwin

Irwin was a worldwide television star and was known for his eccentric ways and no fear approach to animals. He once held his son while feeding a crocodile for one of his shows which caused controversy and concerned members of the public.

He was unfortunately killed by a stingray whilst he was filming for a television show. According to a witness, the stingray reacted defensively to Irwin's presence and pierced his chest several times.

Answer: Steve Jobs

Jobs was a college dropout who went on to form Apple. He revolutionised lives with products such as the iPhone and Mac computers.

He also founded Pixar and oversaw movie successes such as "Toy Story," "Finding Nemo" and "Up."

He passed away in 2011 due to Respiratory Arrest brought on by a pancreatic tumour.

Answer: Steve Carell

Steve Carell has played many comedic roles and is a much loved and respected actor.

He used to work as a mail carrier before making it big first in television and then in movies.

He is married to Nancy Walls and has two children.

Answer: Steve Coogan

Alan Partridge was a staple of British TV in the 1990s. He often offended people with his remarks and frequently found himself in sticky situations.

Steve has taken more roles behind the camera in recent years, writing "Philomena", for example. Steve's brother, Brendan, used to present the motoring show "Top Gear."

Answer: Steve Winwood

One of the few musicians to have a successful career as a soloist and in a band, Winwood can play many instruments: guitar, keyboard and drums to name a few. Winwood has won two Grammy awards and in 2008, "Rolling Stone Magazine" ranked him at number 33 in their 100 Greatest Singers of All Time chart.

Answer: Steve Davis

Davis enjoyed phenomenal success in the 1980s when he won the world championship six times and was also ranked world snooker number one.

He is also proficient at pool but he has never won the world championship. Interestingly, he has also co-written two chess books with David Norwood and for a time he was President of the British Chess Federation.

Answer: Steve Miller

The Steve Miller Band became popular from the mid 1970s with their biggest selling album "Fly Like an Eagle" achieving four times platinum sales.

Throughout the 1970s Miller evolved from being a blues guitarist into a more pop sound, with which he achieved his enduring success.

Answer: Steve Austin

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin won 21 wrestling titles in his career. He won the WWF Championship six times and the Royal Rumble three times. Former WWE executive JIm Ross said that Austin had generated the most cash of any wrestler in the history of the WWF/WWE organisation.

Legally changed his name to Austin from his birth name Anderson in 2007.

Forced to retire in 2003 due to persistent neck injuries.

Answer: Steve McQueen

Steve was a great actor. As well as the films listed above, he starred in the movie Bullitt. He often took part in motorcycle races when he was not acting as another form of income. He showed his talent on motorcycles in the famous escape scene in "The Great Escape."

His father left his mother after six months of dating, so McQueen was brought up by a single mother.

Answer: Steve Buscemi

Before becoming an actor, Buscemi was a firefighter in New York. On the day of the 9/11 attacks he volunteered with the fire service once again to help sort through the wreckage. He worked twelve hour shifts for a week to help out.