2024 NYC TOUR GUIDE EXAM LATEST UPDATED
VERSION WITH 375 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
WELL ELABORATED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATES 2024 |
GUARANTEED PASS. (BRAND NEW!!)
When did the 5 boroughs consolidate? I - ANSWER: 1898 - Honored with Manhattan
Municipal Building with Civic Fame
statue on top.
Where is the Star Walk? - ANSWER: Theatre 80 St. Marks, the former home of the
Pearl Theatre
Company.
What was the original name of the Cotton Club? - ANSWER: Club Deluxe
What was the purpose of the 1965 Hart-Cellars Act? - ANSWER: Correct the flaws of
the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act . Allowed many
more Asians. Immigration quotas were based on skills and resident
relatives.
When was slavery abolished in New York? - ANSWER: 1827
Who founded the Free African Church of St. Philip in Harlem? - ANSWER: Peter
Williams, Jr. in 1809.
What are Wallace K. Harrison's accomplishments as an architect? - ANSWER: UN,
Rockefeller Center, Lincoln Center,
Battery Park City, Albany Plaza, Corning Glass Center
Where is the Diamond District? - ANSWER: On 47th St. between Fifth and Sixth Ave,
near Rockefeller Center.
What is the name of the poem written by Emma Lazurus on the
Statue Of Liberty? - ANSWER: The New Colossus
Who was the first conductor to perform at Carnegie Hall? - ANSWER: Tchaikovsky
What was the old elevated railway called on Ninth Ave? - ANSWER: Ninth Ave. El is
now High Line Park.
What is the Grand Boulevard in the Bronx also known as? - ANSWER: Grand
Concourse
What famous author hated brownstones? - ANSWER: Edith Wharton
, Who designed the Woolworth Building? - ANSWER: Cass Gilbert
Who sculpted Bethesda Fountain? Where is it? - ANSWER: Emma Stebbins, Central
Park
What did Jacob Riis write? - ANSWER: How The Other Half Lives
Who designed the outside of the Statue Of Liberty? Inside? - ANSWER: Auguste
Bartholdi, Gustave Eiffel
Who were the architects of the Manhattan Municipal Building? - ANSWER: McKim,
Mead and White
What famous NYC resident invented the telephone? - ANSWER: Antonio Meucci
Where is a revolutionary war monument that honors 11,500 patriots
that died on prison ships? - ANSWER: Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn has the Prison
Ships Martyrs
Monument.
Which President regularly used a pew at St. Paul's Chapel? - ANSWER: George
Washington
Who was Robert Moses? - ANSWER: Manhattan Master Planner (controversial major
mover and shaker) - bridges, expressways, public housing, UN,
Lincoln Center, Shea Stadium.
Who was Jimmy Walker? - ANSWER: Mayor of NYC during the Jazz Age (Roaring
20's). Defeated Fiorello
La Guardia. His downfall spurred by the stock market crash and
scandal forced him to resign in 1932. Favored chorus women. When
Elliot Ness busted Club 21, he ticketed all the feds' cars!
Who were the architects of Grand Central Terminal? - ANSWER: Warren & Wetmore
and Reed & Stem
Who lived in the Turtle Bay apartments? - ANSWER: Katherine Hepburn, E.B. White,
Tyrone Power, Stephen Sondheim,
Mary Martin
What borough has Edgar Allen Poe's cottage? - ANSWER: The Bronx
What is in the Dahesh Museum? - ANSWER: Europe's academically trained artists of
the 19th and early 20th century, only museum in US.
VERSION WITH 375 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
WELL ELABORATED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATES 2024 |
GUARANTEED PASS. (BRAND NEW!!)
When did the 5 boroughs consolidate? I - ANSWER: 1898 - Honored with Manhattan
Municipal Building with Civic Fame
statue on top.
Where is the Star Walk? - ANSWER: Theatre 80 St. Marks, the former home of the
Pearl Theatre
Company.
What was the original name of the Cotton Club? - ANSWER: Club Deluxe
What was the purpose of the 1965 Hart-Cellars Act? - ANSWER: Correct the flaws of
the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act . Allowed many
more Asians. Immigration quotas were based on skills and resident
relatives.
When was slavery abolished in New York? - ANSWER: 1827
Who founded the Free African Church of St. Philip in Harlem? - ANSWER: Peter
Williams, Jr. in 1809.
What are Wallace K. Harrison's accomplishments as an architect? - ANSWER: UN,
Rockefeller Center, Lincoln Center,
Battery Park City, Albany Plaza, Corning Glass Center
Where is the Diamond District? - ANSWER: On 47th St. between Fifth and Sixth Ave,
near Rockefeller Center.
What is the name of the poem written by Emma Lazurus on the
Statue Of Liberty? - ANSWER: The New Colossus
Who was the first conductor to perform at Carnegie Hall? - ANSWER: Tchaikovsky
What was the old elevated railway called on Ninth Ave? - ANSWER: Ninth Ave. El is
now High Line Park.
What is the Grand Boulevard in the Bronx also known as? - ANSWER: Grand
Concourse
What famous author hated brownstones? - ANSWER: Edith Wharton
, Who designed the Woolworth Building? - ANSWER: Cass Gilbert
Who sculpted Bethesda Fountain? Where is it? - ANSWER: Emma Stebbins, Central
Park
What did Jacob Riis write? - ANSWER: How The Other Half Lives
Who designed the outside of the Statue Of Liberty? Inside? - ANSWER: Auguste
Bartholdi, Gustave Eiffel
Who were the architects of the Manhattan Municipal Building? - ANSWER: McKim,
Mead and White
What famous NYC resident invented the telephone? - ANSWER: Antonio Meucci
Where is a revolutionary war monument that honors 11,500 patriots
that died on prison ships? - ANSWER: Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn has the Prison
Ships Martyrs
Monument.
Which President regularly used a pew at St. Paul's Chapel? - ANSWER: George
Washington
Who was Robert Moses? - ANSWER: Manhattan Master Planner (controversial major
mover and shaker) - bridges, expressways, public housing, UN,
Lincoln Center, Shea Stadium.
Who was Jimmy Walker? - ANSWER: Mayor of NYC during the Jazz Age (Roaring
20's). Defeated Fiorello
La Guardia. His downfall spurred by the stock market crash and
scandal forced him to resign in 1932. Favored chorus women. When
Elliot Ness busted Club 21, he ticketed all the feds' cars!
Who were the architects of Grand Central Terminal? - ANSWER: Warren & Wetmore
and Reed & Stem
Who lived in the Turtle Bay apartments? - ANSWER: Katherine Hepburn, E.B. White,
Tyrone Power, Stephen Sondheim,
Mary Martin
What borough has Edgar Allen Poe's cottage? - ANSWER: The Bronx
What is in the Dahesh Museum? - ANSWER: Europe's academically trained artists of
the 19th and early 20th century, only museum in US.
