1. 1911
   1917
2. 1921

Nancy Reagan was born on July 6, 1921.

1. Nancy Davis
   Nancy Moseley
2. Nancy Luckett

Nancy Reagan was Nancy Davis before she married Ronald Reagan.

1. Anne Frances Robbins
   Virginia Galbraith
2. Anne Francis Davis

Nancy, born Anne Frances Robbins, took the name Nancy Davis when she was adopted by her stepfather in 1935.

1. Bronx
   Brooklyn
2. Queens

Nancy was born in Queens (Flushing, New York).

1. 7
   12
2. 16

Nancy Davis was 7 years old when she first was a White House guest for the annual Easter egg roll.

1. Barnard
   Smith
2. Vassar

Nancy attended Smith College, where she majored in dramatic arts.

1. TRUE
2. FALSE

True. Nancy Davis was blacklisted during McCarthy-era Hollywood, but it was a case of mistaken identity. (It's also how she met her future husband.)

1. 1949
   1952
2. 1958

On March 4, 1952, at the Little Brown Church in Studio City.

1. TRUE
2. FALSE

True. She played a lady-in-waiting in the 1946 Broadway musical "Lute Song."

1. 3
   7
2. 11

Nancy was in 11 films, between 1949 and 1956.

1. "Night into Morning"
   "Shadow on the Wall"
2. "The Next Voice You Hear…"

In her memoir, Nancy calls out her role in 1951's "Night into Morning" as her "best."

1. 1957
   1967
2. 1981

Mrs. Reagan became the first lady of California on January 3, 1967, when her husband was sworn in as governor.

1. Glamour Puss
   Mommie
2. Nancy Pants
   All of the above

When writing to his beloved wife, Ronald Reagan addressed letters to all of these nicknames, plus "Mommie Poo Pants."

1. pink
   red
2. orange

Red, Nancy said, was "a picker-upper," and her preferred scarlet shade became known as Reagan red.

1. 1977
   1981
2. 1989

She became first lady of the United States in 1981, until 1989.

1. Jeane Dixon
   Joan Quigley
2. Linda Goodman

Nancy Reagan first called upon astrologer Joan Quigley after the attempted assassination of her husband. Quigley remained White House astrologer until 1988.

1. D.A.R.E.
   Just Say No
2. Partnership for a Drug-Free America

Launched in 1982, the drug-awareness campaign was called Just Say No.

1. TRUE
2. FALSE

True. While Nancy hosted "tea summits," Reagan and Gorbachev discussed nuclear disarmament.

1. Evergreen
   Rainbow
2. Sunnyside

Nancy Reagan's code name was "'Rainbow."

1. "Donovan's Brain"
   "The Doctor and the Girl"
2. "The Next Voice You Hear…"

Nancy had a role in "The Doctor and the Girl," her first feature film.

1. "Hellcats of the Navy"
   "The Enemy Below"
2. "The Wings of Eagles"

In the late 1950s, Nancy was cast as Reagan's love interest in "Hellcats of the Navy."

1. TRUE
2. FALSE

True. In 1988, Nancy addressed the General Assembly.

1. Alzheimer's research
   breast cancer research
2. drug trafficking laws

Reagan spoke in support of stronger international drug trafficking laws and drug education.

1. Earl Grey
   almond tea
2. jasmine green tea

Nancy offered her personal favorite, decaffeinated almond tea, to Raisa Gorbachev upon their first meeting.

1. 1994
   2008
2. 2011

The former first lady hosted Republican primary debates at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library during the 2008 election.

1. 1
   2
2. 3

Three: "My Turn: The Memoirs of Nancy Reagan" (1989),”I Love You Ronnie: The Letters of Ronald Reagan to Nancy Reagan” (2000) and "Entertaining at the White House" (2007).

1. TRUE
2. FALSE

True. Nancy underwent a mastectomy in 1987.

1. BRCA1 and BRCA2
   genetic engineering
2. stem cell

After her husband's death from Alzheimer's, Nancy advocated for stem cell research.

1. Camp Fire Boys and Girls
   Frontier Girls
2. Girl Scouts

Nancy Reagan, a Girl Scout herself, was named honorary national president of the Girls Scouts, between 1981 and 1989.

1. TRUE
2. FALSE

True. In 1988 the CFDA honored Mrs. Reagan with a lifetime achievement award.

1. George H.W. Bush
   George W. Bush
2. Barack Obama

In 2002, then-President George W. Bush praised Mrs. Reagan "for her eloquent example of loyalty and courage and abiding love."