Women in Media and History

Wednesday Addams's favorite doll was named Marie Antoinette, which reflected her macabre sense of humor given the historical figure's fate by guillotine. This was a recurring joke in the original TV series.

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu was the birth name of Mother Teresa, the Nobel Peace Prize winner known for her humanitarian work in India. This is general knowledge/factual trivia.

British is correct - Ross's second wife was Emily Waltham, who was British. Emily was introduced in Season 4 when Ross met her in London and they got married. The wedding famously fell apart when Ross said Rachel's name instead of Emily's during the vows. Emily was from England and her British nationality was a key part of her character.

Feebie (Phoebe) is correct - Phoebe Buffay spent time living on the streets as a homeless person before the events of Friends. This backstory was revealed through various episodes, showing her difficult childhood and early life. She often mentioned her experiences living on the streets and her grandmother's death, which left her homeless at a young age. Note: The name is spelled 'Phoebe' in the show, not 'Feebie'.

Mary Todd Lincoln was Abraham Lincoln's wife, whom he married in 1842. She served as First Lady during Lincoln's presidency from 1861-1865. The options Mary Harlon, Jessy Lincoln, and Mary Lincoln are incorrect - Mary Todd is the historically accurate name.

Mary Todd Lincoln was Abraham Lincoln's wife. This is a duplicate question of canonical_id 97357 with identical content. Mary Todd is the correct answer, while Mary Harlon, Jessy Lincoln, and Mary Lincoln are incorrect options.

In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Dudley Dursley's friend Piers Polkiss accompanied the family to the zoo. Piers was described as a skinny boy with a face like a rat who was part of Dudley's gang. Doris Crockford was a witch who greeted Harry at the Leaky Cauldron, while the other names are minor characters.

Tatum O'Neal was 10 years old when she won Best Supporting Actress for Paper Moon (1973), making her the youngest winner of an acting Oscar. Justin Henry was nominated at age 8 but didn't win. Jessica Tandy and Gloria Stuart won much later in life.

Fran Walsh achieved this historic milestone for "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (2004), winning Best Picture (as producer), Best Adapted Screenplay (co-writer), and Best Original Song for "Into the West" (co-writer). No other woman had won three Oscars in a single ceremony before her.

Desdemona is Othello's wife and the tragic heroine of the play. She is falsely accused of infidelity and dies at Othello's hand. Portia is from The Merchant of Venice, Viola from Twelfth Night, and Jane is not a Shakespeare heroine.

Elizabeth Bennet is the protagonist of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'. The novel follows her journey as she navigates societal expectations and her relationship with Mr. Darcy. Jane is Elizabeth's sister, not the heroine.

Holly Kennedy is the heroine of Cecilia Ahern's 'P.S. I Love You'. The story follows Holly as she processes her husband Gerry's death through the letters he left her. Sophie, Ciara, and Katheryn are other characters but not the protagonist.

Cleopatra VII was the last active ruler of ancient Egypt, reigning until her death in 30 BC. After her defeat by Octavian (later Augustus Caesar), Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, ending Egyptian sovereign rule. She is one of history's most famous Egyptian queens.

Kristen Stewart was cast as Bella Swan in the Twilight film series. This role made her a household name and launched her mainstream acting career.