100+ Women Trivia Quiz Questions with Answers
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100+ Women Trivia Quiz Questions with Answers

Trivia night is always fun, and you learn something new every time. There are a lot of trivia quizzes, but some are special and meant to tribute to the legends. This women's trivia quiz is also about the famous women who played significant roles in history.

So, the next time you host trivia night, challenge your family and friends with this women's trivia quiz. Let's see how much you know about them and did you score more than your friends.

  1. In 1975: Junko Tabei was the first woman to achieve what?

Climb Mount Everest.

  1. Name the two elements discovered by Marie Curie.

Polonium and radium.

  1. Beyonce was born and raised in which city?

Houston, Texas.

  1. Name the actress who wins the Best Actress Academy Award for a non-English language in 1961 Two Women.

Sophia Loren.

  1. Who said: 'I married beneath me. All women do.'?

Lady Nancy Astor

  1. Who is regarded as the richest self-made woman in America?

Oprah Winfrey.

  1. Name the first American woman to become an astronaut.

Sally Ride.

  1. Who was Time magazine's Man of the Year in 1952?

Queen Elizabeth II.

  1. Which American state is named after a British queen?

Virginia.

  1. After starring in which controversial film, Brigitte Bardot became world-famous in 1957?

And God Created Woman.

  1. Gertrude Ederle was the first woman to do what in 1926?

Swim across the English Channel.

  1. In the Catholic Church, Mother Teresa is known as Saint Teresa of where?

Calcutta.

  1. Name the first female aviator who flies solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

Amelia Earhart.

  1. Which country music singer and songwriter is also known as The Coal Miner's Daughter?

Loretta Lynn.

  1. Name the country to have the first female prime minister in the world.

Srilanka.

  1. Robyn Fenty is better known as what?

Rihanna.

  1. Nicole Kidman won the Best Actress Oscar for the 2002 film The Hours by which English writer?

Virginia Woolf

  1. In the early 18th century, what was the occupation of Mary Read?

She was a pirate.

  1. Who was known for her catchphrases' walkies' and 'sit' in the early 1980s?

Barbara Woodhouse.

  1. Name the youngest of the famous Bronte sisters.

Anne.

  1. In 1999, who was the most downloaded woman on the internet?

Cindy Margolis.

  1. In classical mythology, who dressed as a woman and performed tasks to appease his fellow gods for three years?

Hercules.

  1. In which movie Dustin Hoffman played an actor who pretended to be a woman?

Tootsie.

  1. Name the first woman awarded a degree in medicine in Italy.

Maria Montessori.

  1. What is Julie Andrews's birth name?

Julia Elizabeth Wells.

  1. When did Prince Charles propose to Lady Diana?

On February 6, 1981.

  1. The Queen Mother gives Diana as an engagement present what?

A sapphire and diamond brooch.

  1. In 1931, Amelia Earhart set what world altitude record?

An altitude of 18,415 feet (5,613 m).

  1. The psychologist William Moulton Marston created which comic book heroine?

Wonder Woman.

  1. Who was Gilda Radner?

An American comedian and actress performing at the Saturday Night Live comedy show.

  1. Name the famous American actress who was also the first woman to run a U.S. airline.

Maureen O'Hara.

  1. In Shania Twain's song, Man! I Feel Like A .........?

Woman.

  1. Princess Diana excelled in what sports?

Swimming and diving.

  1. What type of dance did Princess Diana study?

Ballet.

  1. What did Golda Meir respond to a question about how she felt to be a woman minister?

I don't know; I have never been a man minister?

  1. Amelia Earhart, the 16th woman in the United States, had what was issued on May 15, 1923?

A pilot's license.

  1. Gilda Radner was featured on what radio show from 1974 to 1975?

The National Lampoon Radio Hour.

  1. What woman's name was initially used in the old barbershop quartet favorite, "Sweet Adeline"?

Rosalie.

  1. Madeline Albright is the first woman in the U.S. government to become what?

Secretary of State.

  1. Who was the male star in Pretty Woman?

Richard Gere.

  1. Name the woman who achieved the highest altitude for a woman astronaut in 1993.

Kathryn Thornton.

  1. In 1977, Gilda Radner won an Emmy Award for what?

Her performances on Saturday Night Live.

  1. What was the title of Barbara Streisand's 1980 hit song?

Woman in Love.

  1. Diana Prince was able to turn into who?

Wonder Woman.

  1. Gilda Radner specialized in parodies of what persons?

Television stereotypes, such as advice specialists and news anchors.

  1. Name the first American woman who wins Wimbledon.

May Sutton.

  1. Who was the only woman that James Bond married?

Teresa Draco in On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

  1. When did Lady Diana first meet Charles, Prince of Wales?

In November 1977.

  1. How old was Lady Diana when she first met Charles, Prince of Wales?

16.

  1. Demi Moore appeared in which low-budget 3-D horror movie in 1982.

Parasite.

  1. Name the first film by Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.

Woman of the Year.

  1. To whom did Michael Bolton neglect to thank while accepting a Grammy for the song "When a Man Loves a Woman"?

Percy Sledge.

  1. Earhart became the first aviator to do what on January 11, 1935?

To fly solo from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Oakland, California.

  1. Name the actress who starred with Richard Gere in the 1990 movie Pretty Woman?

Julia Roberts.

  1. Both grandmothers of Princess Diana had served as what?

Ladies-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.

  1. After what Princess Diana became known as Lady Diana?

Her father inherited the title of Earl Spencer in 1975.

  1. In what 90s movie, Al Pacino plays a retired Colonel, Frank Slade?

Scent of a woman.

  1. When did Gilda Radner die from ovarian cancer?

In 1989.

  1. Name the female astronaut who spent more time in space than any woman or U.S. astronaut?

Shannon Lucid.

  1. Name the woman who pulled herself up by her bra straps.

Madonna.

  1. In which year was the world's first woman prime minister elected?

1960.

  1. Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, was played by which ex-Bond Girl?

Jane Seymour.

  1. Amelia Earhart received what honor from Congress?

The Distinguished Flying Cross.

  1. What was the birth name of Diana, Princess of Wales?

Diana Frances Spencer.

  1. Princess Diana was the first Englishwoman to do what in 300 years?

Become the spouse of an heir apparent.

  1. What did Diana Princess of Wales do when she became Twenty-year-old?

She married the Prince of Wales on July 29, 1981, at St Paul's Cathedral.

  1. Gilda Radner had a relationship with what SNL cast mate?

Bill Murray.

  1. Radner was diagnosed with what on October 21, 1986?

Stage IV ovarian cancer.

  1. Joan of Arc was nicked-named The Warrior Saint: True or False.

False.

  1. Who wrote Pride and Prejudice?

Jane Austen.

  1. Mother Teresa was born in which country?

Albania.

  1. Who wrote about Hitler's rise to power in World War II while living as a Jew in Germany?

Anne Franke.

  1. Viola Davis wins an Emmy for best actress in what show?

[Answer: How to Get Away With Murder.]

  1. Name the first woman who was to be named TIME Person of the Year?

Wallis Simpson.

  1. Who wrote the award-winning memoir, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"?

Maya Angelou.

  1. Who chose to marry her country instead of a man and called herself The Virgin Queen?

Queen Elizabeth I.

  1. Which Ancient civilization gave women equal rights to the throne?

Ancient Egypt.

  1. International Women's Day originated more than 100 years ago: True or False.

True.

  1. Name the woman who survived a headshot and spoke about women's right to education.

Malala Yousafzai.

  1. What is the theme for International Women's Day 2022?

Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow.

  1. What were they called before they were known as "Destiny's Child"?

Girl's Tyme.

  1. Aretha Franklin was the first woman to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame: True or False.

True.

  1. Three-quarters of the 10,000 staff members were women working on cracking German codes during WWII: True or False.

True.

  1. "Truth is powerful, and it prevails" who said that?

Sojourner Truth.

  1. Who sang the "My Heart Will Go On" chart-topping song?

Celine Dion.

  1. Which legendary heroine disguises herself as a man and takes her father's place in the army?

Hua Mulan.

  1. The original Mary Poppins film was released in which year?

1964.

  1. Which Emma helped launch the UN Women campaign 'HeForShe'(gender equality)?

Emma Watson.

  1. The theme for International Women's Day 2020 is what?

I am Generation Equality: Realizing Women's Rights.

  1. Name the first female computer programmer.

Ada Lovelace.

  1. What is the name of the all-female park rangers protecting wildlife in South Africa?

Black Mambas.

  1. Cleopatra believed herself to be a living goddess and clever enough to defeat allies and reinforce her divine status: True or False.

True.

  1. Which 2016 movie portrayed 3 African-American female mathematicians worked at NASA during the Space Race?

Hidden Figures.

  1. Which nickname was given to the all-female aviator crew who bombed Nazis by night in WWII?

Night Witches.

  1. International Women's Day was originally called what?

National Woman's Day.

  1. Where was National Women's Day first celebrated?

New York.

  1. Name the first Hispanic woman who serves as U.S. Treasurer.

Romana Banuelos.

  1. Name the first woman Poet Laureate of the United States.

Rita Dove.

  1. Which First Lady developed her own political and media identity?

Eleanor Roosevelt.

  1. Who was the first Black woman elected to Congress?

Shirley Chisholm.

  1. What journalist traveled around the world in 72 days in 1890?

Nellie Bly (1867-1922).

  1. Name of the author of world-famous detective bestsellers.

Agatha Christie.

  1. Who was the first programmer in the world's history?

Mathematician Ada Lovelace.

  1. What is the name of the Soviet and Russian ballet dancer who left the stage only at age 65?

Maya Plisetskaya.

  1. Who is the most remarkable Spanish female opera singer?

Montserrat Caballe.

  1. Who of the Russian women scientists was named the first professor in a skirt?

Sofia Kovalevskaya.

  1. Which famous woman was a brilliant singer and Muse of Ivan Turgenev?

Pauline Viardot.