The Marilyn Monroe Quiz!

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The correct answer is A. 
Did you know? Norma Jeane was born to Gladys Baker on June 1, 1926. As her father's identity was never revealed, she was baptized as Norma Jeane Mortenson. Her mother worked at RKO (Radio-Keith-Orpheum) studios as a film cutter. But due to her poor mental condition, she could not sustain her job and was later transferred to a mental institution.

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Did you know? Norma Jeane was born to Gladys Baker on June 1, 1926. As her father's identity was never revealed, she was baptized as Norma Jeane Mortenson. Her mother worked at RKO (Radio-Keith-Orpheum) studios as a film cutter. But due to her poor mental condition, she could not sustain her job and was later transferred to a mental institution.

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The correct answer is B.
Did you know? Marilyn spent most of her childhood at the foster homes and orphanages. In 1937, Grace McKee Goddard, Monroe's family friend took her to her home. But when Grace's husband got transferred, she couldn't afford to keep Marilyn.

So, in 1942, 16-year-old Marilyn was left with two choices: either to return to the orphanage or to marry her 21-year-old neighbour, Jimmy Dougherty, whom she had been dating for six months.

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Did you know? Marilyn spent most of her childhood at the foster homes and orphanages. In 1937, Grace McKee Goddard, Monroe's family friend took her to her home. But when Grace's husband got transferred, she couldn't afford to keep Marilyn.

So, in 1942, 16-year-old Marilyn was left with two choices: either to return to the orphanage or to marry her 21-year-old neighbour, Jimmy Dougherty, whom she had been dating for six months.

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Wrong! The correct answer is B.
Did you know? Marilyn took up a job on the assembly line at the Radio Plane Munitions factory in California when Jimmy left for the Merchant Marines in South Pacific. Months later, photographer David Conover clicked pictures of her for the Yank Magazine. Conover gave her a lot of modelling assignments and within two years, she became popular. She started studying the works of Jean Harlow and Lana Turner and even enrolled herself in acting classes.

Jimmy returned in 1946, and Marilyn was faced with another choice: marriage or career. She chose career, and divorced him that year. Marilyn signed her first contract with Twentieth Century Fox on August 26, 1946 and her weekly salary was $125. She even dyed her hair blond and changed her name to Marilyn Monroe. It was her talent scout Ben Lyon who suggested she change her name -- Marilyn after Marilyn Miller, the 1920s American music star and Munroe after her mom's maiden name.

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Did you know? Marilyn took up a job on the assembly line at the Radio Plane Munitions factory in California when Jimmy left for the Merchant Marines in South Pacific. Months later, photographer David Conover clicked pictures of her for the Yank Magazine. Conover gave her a lot of modelling assignments and within two years, she became popular. She started studying the works of Jean Harlow and Lana Turner and even enrolled herself in acting classes.

Jimmy returned in 1946, and Marilyn was faced with another choice: marriage or career. She chose career, and divorced him that year. Marilyn signed her first contract with Twentieth Century Fox on August 26, 1946 and her weekly salary was $125. She even dyed her hair blond and changed her name to Marilyn Monroe. It was her talent scout Ben Lyon who suggested she change her name -- Marilyn after Marilyn Miller, the 1920s American music star and Munroe after her mom's maiden name.

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Wrong! The correct answer is C.
Did you know? Marilyn's first movie was The Shocking Miss Pilgrim. Until 1950, she played insignificant roles. John Huston's thriller The Asphalt Jungle gave her a small but important role, while her acting was appreciated in All About Eve.

Later, Marilyn worked in some good movies like Let's Make It Legal, As Young As You Feel, Monkey Business and Don't Bother To Knock. But Niagara (1953) changed her career graph and she shot to stardom. In Niagara, Marilyn played a young beautiful wife, Roose Loomis, who plots to kill her older and jealous husband (played by Joseph Cotten).

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Did you know? Marilyn's first movie was The Shocking Miss Pilgrim. Until 1950, she played insignificant roles. John Huston's thriller The Asphalt Jungle gave her a small but important role, while her acting was appreciated in All About Eve.

Later, Marilyn worked in some good movies like Let's Make It Legal, As Young As You Feel, Monkey Business and Don't Bother To Knock. But Niagara (1953) changed her career graph and she shot to stardom. In Niagara, Marilyn played a young beautiful wife, Roose Loomis, who plots to kill her older and jealous husband (played by Joseph Cotten).

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Wrong! The correct answer is B.
Did you know? In 1954, Marilyn married baseball legend Joe DiMaggio.

On their honeymoon, Marilyn was required to perform for US servicemen stationed in Korea. Joe was not comfortable with men staring at his new bride. Marliyn's fame and her image of a sex symbol was the cause of their divorce, nine months later.

Years later, Marilyn agreed to remarry Joe, and the wedding was set for August 8, 1962. Unfortunately, Marilyn died on August 5.

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Did you know? In 1954, Marilyn married baseball legend Joe DiMaggio.

On their honeymoon, Marilyn was required to perform for US servicemen stationed in Korea. Joe was not comfortable with men staring at his new bride. Marliyn's fame and her image of a sex symbol was the cause of their divorce, nine months later.

Years later, Marilyn agreed to remarry Joe, and the wedding was set for August 8, 1962. Unfortunately, Marilyn died on August 5.