Hurricane Katrina Quiz
Hurricane Katrina Quiz
Test your knowledge about one of the most devastating natural disasters in U.S. history with our Hurricane Katrina Quiz. Challenge yourself and see how much you really know about the impact of this historic event.
This quiz features:
- 10 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice and checkboxes
- Facts about the hurricane's aftermath, cultural effects, and public responses
When did Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast ?
In late August 2006
In late August 2005
In early September 2005
In early September 2006
How many people died during Hurricane Katrina ?
About 1800
About 1600
About 2000
About 3500
Who was the president of the United States during Hurricane Katrina ?
George H. W. Bush
Barack Obama
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
Where did the residents take refuge in New Orleans ? (2 answers)
In the Louisiana Superdome
In the Union Passenger Terminal
In the Ursuline Convent
In the New Orleans Convention Center
At which event Kanye West pronounce his famous speech "George Bush doesn't care about black people" ?
At Coachella
At the Grammy Awards
At a Concert for Hurricane Relief
At the MTV Music Video Awards
Who produced the song "Minority Report" ?
Dr. Dre
JAY-Z
Lil Wayne
Ne-Yo
Where did Lil Wayne grow up ?
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Los Angeles
Which song is also known as "Katrina Klap" ?
"Dollar Day"
"Minority Report"
"Hell No"
"George Bush doesn't care about black people"
When was the Concert for Hurricane Relief ?
On September 2, 2005
On October 5, 2002
On September 2, 2006
On October 2, 2006
What is the name of the blog author's cat ?
Kitty
Salem
Cat
Snowbell
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