University of Michigan Alumni - Statistics

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This quiz has been taken 233 times
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The average score is 7 of 17

Answer Stats

Years	Hint	Answer	% Correct
1995–1999	Four-time Super Bowl MVP	Tom Brady	89%
1931–1935	38th President of the United States	Gerald Ford	88%
2004–2008	Holds the all-time record for most Olympic gold medals (23)	Michael Phelps	87%
1974–1978	Pop singer known as the "Material Girl"	Madonna	84%
1962–1967	He earned a doctorate in mathematics at age 25. The mail bombing didn't happen until later...	Ted Kaczynski	66%
1951–1955	Often misquoted as saying "Luke, I am your father"	James Earl Jones	58%
1932–1936	His notable achievements include writing "The Crucible" and marrying Marilyn Monroe	Arthur Miller	37%
1945–1952	Assisted suicide pioneer	Jack Kevorkian	37%
1991–1995	Google co-founder	Larry Page	36%
1986–1990	Charlie's Angels actress	Lucy Liu	28%
1943	Infamous Haitian dictator known as "Papa Doc"	François Duvalier	22%
1965–1967	Lead singer of "The Stooges"	Iggy Pop	17%
1882–1884	Doctor who built a "murder castle" to kill tourists during the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago	H. H. Holmes	14%
1878	Lawyer who defended John Scopes for teaching evolution	Clarence Darrow	13%
1935–1939	"60 Minutes" anchor	Mike Wallace	13%
1956–1963	The prototypical student activist, he signed the Port Huron statement, was one of the Chicago Seven, and even married Jane Fonda	Tom Hayden	10%
1972–1976	Inventor of the Java programming language	Bill Joy	1%

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