100 Famous Quotes: Name the Speaker (3)

[D] Eminem | Award-winning rapper, known for his raw lyrics and personal storytelling.

[A] Michelangelo | Renaissance artist and sculptor, creator of the Sistine Chapel ceiling and *David*.

[C] J.R.R. Tolkien | From *The Lord of the Rings*, a line about purpose in journeying.

[A] William Shakespeare | From *Julius Caesar*, emphasizing human agency over fate.

[C] Muhammad Ali | Legendary boxer, known for his confidence and social activism.

[A] Elon Musk | Entrepreneur and CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, working to colonize Mars.

[B] Vince Lombardi | Famous for his motivational quotes and focus on teamwork.

[B] Leonardo da Vinci | Renaissance polymath, painter, inventor, and scientist.

[D] Mahatma Gandhi | Believed in the power of inner strength to resist harm.

[B] Walt Disney | Founder of Disney, created iconic characters like Mickey Mouse.

[C] Salvador Dalí | Surrealist artist, known for his eccentric style and dreamlike paintings.

[B] Mahatma Gandhi | A core principle of his philosophy of nonviolent resistance.

[D] Pope John Paul II | Longest-serving pope of the 20th century, advocate for global peace.

[A] Abraham Lincoln | Encouraged proactive action to shape one’s destiny.

[A] John F. Kennedy | Called on citizens to take responsibility for positive change.

[C] Malcolm X | Viewed setbacks as temporary rather than permanent failure.

[A] Eleanor Roosevelt | Former U.S. First Lady, diplomat, and advocate for human rights.

[C] Marilyn Monroe | Celebrated individuality and self-worth in her public persona.

[C] James Baldwin | African-American author and activist, known for his essays on race.

[B] Cristiano Ronaldo | Portuguese soccer star, one of the greatest footballers of all time.

[A] Beyoncé | Singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, advocate for female empowerment.

[C] Lady Gaga | Known for her unique style and advocacy for individuality.

[A] Rosa Parks | Explained how resolve helped her stand up for her rights.

[B] Isaac Newton | English physicist and mathematician, credited with gravity and calculus.

[A] Ayn Rand | Author and philosopher, advocate for individualism and capitalism.

[A] Charlie Chaplin | Silent film star and director, known for his character "The Tramp."

[A] Friedrich Nietzsche | German philosopher, known for his critiques of morality and religion.

[A] Plato | Student of Socrates, founded the Academy in Athens.

[C] Franz Kafka | Czech-German novelist, known for his surreal and existential works like The Metamorphosis and The Trial.

[B] Winston Churchill | British Prime Minister who led the UK through World War II, renowned for his powerful oratory and leadership.

[A] Nikola Tesla | Serbian-American inventor, known for his work on alternating current (AC) electricity.

[C] William Shakespeare | From *As You Like It*, exploring themes of wisdom and humility.

[A] Maya Angelou | Poet and author, known for *I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings*.

[B] John F. Kennedy | Warned against unexamined beliefs and intellectual laziness.

[D] Peter Drucker | Management consultant, often called the "Father of Modern Management."

[D] Voltaire | French Enlightenment writer, advocate for freedom of speech and religion.

[C] Ralph Waldo Emerson | Encouraged nonconformity and forging one’s own path.

[B] Warren Buffett | Legendary investor and philanthropist, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

[C] Barack Obama | 44th U.S. President, the first African-American to hold the office.

[A] Franklin D. Roosevelt | 32nd U.S. President, delivered this line in his first inaugural address during the Great Depression.