International Women's Day Quiz
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- Q1When were women first allowed to vote in the United States?190019101920191520s
- Q2How many women have won the Nobel Peace Prize?2317211920s
- Q3Who is the only woman to have won an Academy Award for Best Director?Jane CampionSofia CoppolaNora EphronKathryn Bigelow20s
- Q4At the 2019 Grammy Awards, Cardi B made history as the first woman to win what award?Album of the YearBest Rap AlbumBest Music VideoSong of the Year20s
- Q5When was the current women's world record for the 100m set by Florence Griffith-Joyner?199419921988199820s
- Q6Which of these countries all have a female Head of State?Peru, New Zealand, GermanyGermany, Thailand, United KingdomUnited Kingdom, Philippines, FranceFrance, South Korea, Germany20s
- Q7Which of these items was NOT invented by a woman?Chocolate chip cookiesCircular sawWindshield wipersBread knife20s
- Q8Which of these singers has the most number of subscribers on Youtube?Ariana GrandeTaylor SwiftRihannaKaty Perry20s
- Q9Approximately how many books has J. K. Rowling, creator of Harry Potter, sold worldwide?300 million400 million500 million200 million20s
- Q10When could women first apply for a credit card in the United States?196019751965197020s
- Q11As of March 2019, which woman has won the most tennis Grand Slam tournament titles of all time?Steffi GrafSerena WilliamsMargaret CourtMaria Sharapova20s
- Q12Who was the first female justice on the US Supreme Court?Sonia SotomayorSandra Day O'ConnorNancy PelosiRuth Bader Ginsburg20s