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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Founder of the world's largest social network.	Mark Zuckerberg	88%
Co-founder of Microsoft and the largest charitable organization ever.	Bill Gates	86%
French emperor who conquered much of Europe and gave the world the metric system.	Napoleon Bonaparte	86%
Made automobiles affordable by inventing the assembly line.	Henry Ford	85%
Deaf musician whose last symphony may be the greatest piece of music ever composed.	Ludwig van Beethoven	85%
British queen who ruled for a really long time and was not amused.	Queen Victoria	83%
Co-founder of Apple and noted turtle neck enthusiast.	Steve Jobs	83%
Most famous actor of the silent era, who made a movie vilifying Hitler before it was cool.	Charlie Chaplin	82%
American satirist who created Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.	Mark Twain	82%
Beatle who longed for yesterday and wondered if you'll still need him when he's 64.	Paul McCartney	82%
Co-inventor of calculus and prover of gravity.	Isaac Newton	80%
Assassinated Roman emperor who gave the world the calendar that we almost use today.	Julius Caesar	79%
First person to win two Nobel Prizes and co-discoverer of radium.	Marie Curie	78%
Sculptor who painted a famous ceiling and later became a ninja turtle.	Michelangelo	78%
The first man on the moon.	Neil Armstrong	77%
Inventor of AC electricity, who had a car company named after him.	Nikola Tesla	77%
Celebrity chef known for his temper.	Gordon Ramsay	76%
Prime Minister who ushered Britain through World War II and maybe saved the world.	Winston Churchill	76%
Brilliant painter, amateur student of medicine and engineering, and future ninja turtle.	Leonardo da Vinci	75%
Actor who fought with a laser sword and memorably found out who his father is.	Mark Hamill	74%
Actor who has been part of two lengthy franchises as a boxer and a Vietnam veteran.	Sylvester Stallone	74%
Leading man who has flown jet fighters, driven race cars, and completed impossible missions.	Tom Cruise	71%
Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath who tutored Alexander the Great.	Aristotle	68%
The second man on the moon.	Buzz Aldrin	65%
Director of two films that were the highest-grossing film of all time.	James Cameron	65%
Musical prodigy who left an enormous body of work despite dying at 35.	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	64%
Author of Alice in Wonderland.	Lewis Carroll	61%
US founding father who invented bifocals and performed a pretty dangerous experiment with lightning.	Benjamin Franklin	60%
British codebreaker and father of general-purpose computing.	Alan Turing	58%
Voted the greatest guitarist of all time. Played the national anthem at Woodstock.	Jimi Hendrix	58%
Pitcher and home run king who partied hard and died young.	Babe Ruth	56%
Creator of The Simpsons and Futurama, among other shows and comics.	Matt Groening	55%
Actor who famously skipped school and did an improbable number of things on his day off.	Matthew Broderick	54%
Comedian who had a show about a guy who has a tool show despite being really accident-prone.	Tim Allen	53%
Actor who travelled through time in a phone booth, became a god in a virtual world, and killed a lot of people over a dog.	Keanu Reeves	52%
US Supreme Court Justice whose fiery dissents led to the nickname "the Notorious RBG".	Ruth Bader Ginsburg	51%
Philosopher famous for declaring that God is dead.	Friedrich Nietzsche	49%
Co-creator of a show about nothing who now takes comedians in his cars to get coffee.	Jerry Seinfeld	48%
Most famous puppeteer of all time.	Jim Henson	48%
Possibly the greatest basketball player of all time, with "King" in his nickname.	LeBron James	42%