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This publicity film image released by Walt Disney Pictures shows Daniel Day-Lewis portraying Abraham Lincoln in the film "Lincoln." The film, directed by Steven Spielberg, opens in limited release Nov. 9 and nationwide Nov. 16, just after the U.S. presidential election. (AP Photo/Disney-DreamWorks II, David James)

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Ken Burn's latest documentary "Country Music"

Can you guess the singers of these classic country music songs?

In honor of Ken Burn's latest PBS documentary "Country Music," take this multiple-choice challenge and learn which legendary country music singer originally made these classic songs hits.

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Can you match the songs to the musicals?

Remember some classic show tunes and their Broadway musicals such as "Cabaret," "Cats" and "Hamilton" in this multiple-choice challenge.

The Wizard of Oz (Courtesy Warner Bros. Home Video)

Do you remember "The Wizard of Oz" movie?

In 2019, the star studded Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's musical celebrates its 80th anniversary. Learn more about the 1939 movie's plot, characters, actors and crew in this multiple-choice challenge.

Actress Judy Garland portrays Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz." (AP Photo)

Can you guess the REAL names of these actors?

Learn the birth names of these movie performers in this multiple-choice challenge.

Bob Cousy (14) of the Boston Celtics takes a rebound off the backboard after an attempted basket by Dick McGuire (15) of the New York Knickerbockers in the fourth quarter of their NBA playoff game at the Boston Garden in Boston, Mass., March 26, 1953. Other identifiable players are: Bob Harris (13) and Bill Sharman (21) of the Celtics: Nat Clifton (8) and Ernie Vandeweghe (9) both of the Knicks. The Celtics won 86-70. (AP Photo/Bill Chaplis)

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This publicity film image released by Walt Disney Pictures shows Daniel Day-Lewis portraying Abraham Lincoln in the film "Lincoln." The film, directed by Steven Spielberg, opens in limited release Nov. 9 and nationwide Nov. 16, just after the U.S. presidential election. (AP Photo/Disney-DreamWorks II, David James)

Who played these historical figures in biographical films?

Select the actor that portrayed the following real figures in biographical movies in this multiple-choice challenge.

Ken Burn's latest documentary "Country Music"

Can you guess the singers of these classic country music songs?

In honor of Ken Burn's latest PBS documentary "Country Music," take this multiple-choice challenge and learn which legendary country music singer originally made these classic songs hits.

Bob Cousy (14) of the Boston Celtics takes a rebound off the backboard after an attempted basket by Dick McGuire (15) of the New York Knickerbockers in the fourth quarter of their NBA playoff game at the Boston Garden in Boston, Mass., March 26, 1953. Other identifiable players are: Bob Harris (13) and Bill Sharman (21) of the Celtics: Nat Clifton (8) and Ernie Vandeweghe (9) both of the Knicks. The Celtics won 86-70. (AP Photo/Bill Chaplis)

Can you match the nickname to the NBA player?

Learn about some of the strange and inspiring monikers tagged to professional basketball stars and superstars in the this multiple-choice challenge.

The Wizard of Oz (Courtesy Warner Bros. Home Video)

Do you remember "The Wizard of Oz" movie?

In 2019, the star studded Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's musical celebrates its 80th anniversary. Learn more about the 1939 movie's plot, characters, actors and crew in this multiple-choice challenge.

Actress Judy Garland portrays Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz." (AP Photo)

Can you guess the REAL names of these actors?

Learn the birth names of these movie performers in this multiple-choice challenge.

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Name the horror film from its famed quote in this multiple-choice challenge.

This aerial view shows the Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds during the first World Series game between the Boston Pilgrims and the Pittsburgh Pirates in Boston, Ma., on Oct. 1, 1903. The Pirates defeated the Pilgrims in game one, 7-3. Boston went on to win the first American League versus the National League World Series, five games to three. (AP Photo)

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** FILE ** Ed Asner is shown in character as he portrays the city editor of the Los Angeles Tribune behind his office desk on the television drama "Lou Grant" in Los Angeles, Ca., in this Jan. 13, 1978 file photo. When everyone but idiotic anchorman Ted Baxter was fired from WJM News in 1977, Mary Richards and her fellow casualties were left reeling. It was a classically bittersweet finale for the beloved "Mary Tyler Moore" show after seven hit seasons. Then Mary's crusty boss, station news director Lou Grant, made a smooth transition. Within weeks, he had blown Minneapolis and snagged a good job in Los Angeles as city editor of The Tribune. (AP Photo/File)

Do you remember these grumpy TV characters?

Match the following beloved curmudgeons to the television show they appeared on in this multiple-choice challenge.

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