Free Printable Trump Trivia Quiz
What university did Trump attend in the Bronx for two years, beginning in August 1964?
A: Fordham University.
Donald then transferred to what school??
A: The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
While at The Wharton School, where did he work?
A: At the family's company, Elizabeth Trump & Son.
Who was the company named for?
A: His paternal grandmother.
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When did Trump graduate from Penn?
A: In May 1968.
A: A Bachelor of Science degree in economics.
Trump was not drafted during.
While in college from 1964-68, he obtained four student deferments from what war?
A: The Vietnam War.
Trump's iconic comb over hair style has been mentioned frequently by whom?
A: The media.
In what year was he was deemed fit for service based upon a military medical examination?
A: In 1966.
In 1968 he was briefly classified as fit by a local draft board, but was given a what in October 1968?
A: 1-Y medical deferment.
Fred and Donald Trump used a $500,000 investment to successfully reopen what foreclosed apartment complex in Cincinnati, Ohio?
A: Swifton Village.
In what year was Donald given control of the company?
A: In 1971.
In one of his first acts, what did he rename the company to?
A: The Trump Organization.
An analysis by USA Today, published in June 2016, found what over the previous three decades?
A: Trump and his businesses had been involved in 3,500 legal cases in U.S. federal courts and state courts.
In what year did he became the president of the organization?
A: In 1973.
Donald and his father attention when the Justice Department alleged that they were discriminating against blacks who wanted to do what?
A: Rent apartments.
What was Trump's first big deal in Manhattan?
A: The remodeling of the Grand Hyatt Hotel in 1978.
How was the remodeling project funded?
A: By a $70 million construction loan jointly guaranteed by Fred Trump and the Hyatt hotel chain.
An analysis of Trump's business career by The Economist in 2016, concludes what?
A: Trumps performance from 1985 to 2016 has been mediocre compared with the stock market and property in New York.
In 1978, Trump finished negotiations to develop what 58-story, 202-meter (663-foot) skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan, in New York City?
A: Trump Tower.
In 2000, Trump was charged with lobbying for government rejection of proposed casinos that would compete with his casinos and he had to pay how large of a fine?
A: $250,000.
