| Coverage : The DMX Quiz tests your knowledge with regard to the life, music, and personal profile of recording artist, DMX. |
| 1. | DMX’s real name is: |
| a. | | Earl Simmons |
| b. | | Marshal Mathers |
| c. | | Calvin Broadus |
| d. | | Andre Young |
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| 2. | Where was DMX born? |
| a. | | Teaneck, New Jersey |
| b. | | Baltimore, Maryland |
| c. | | Lansing, Michigan |
| d. | | Sacramento, California |
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| 3. | “DMX” stands for “Dark Man of the Unknown.” |
| a. | | True |
| b. | | False |
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| 4. | DMX’s debut album is called: |
| a. | | …And Then There was X |
| b. | | Ruff Ryders |
| c. | | It’s Dark and Hell is Hot |
| d. | | Bad Boy |
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| 5. | DMX made his acting debut in a film called, Belly. It starred which other rappers? |
| a. | | Nas |
| b. | | Ja Rule |
| c. | | Lil John |
| d. | | Method Man |
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| 6. | In Denver, 1998, a warrant for arrest was served to DMX: |
| a. | | Because he trashed a hotel room |
| b. | | For a DWI. |
| c. | | In connection with a stabbing |
| d. | | For allegedly shooting a man |
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| 7. | Grand Champ was the only DMX album to NOT debut at number one in the charts. |
| a. | | True |
| b. | | False |
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| 8. | The movie Exit Wounds starred DMX and which of the following actors? |
| a. | | Arnold Schwarzenegger |
| b. | | Jean Claude Van Damme |
| c. | | Sylvester Stallone |
| d. | | Steven Segal |
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| 9. | When DMX plead guilty to charges of animal cruelty, he was sentence to: |
| a. | | Go to jail for a month |
| b. | | Manual labor |
| c. | | Give away all of his dogs |
| d. | | Make public service announcements for the Humane Society |
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| 10. | As of 2006, DMX has a rivalry with: |
| a. | | Jay-Z |
| b. | | Kurupt |
| c. | | Obie Trice |
| d. | | Cam’Ron |
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| 11. | Which type dog does DMX have tattooed on his back? |
| a. | | Rottweiler |
| b. | | German Shepherd |
| c. | | Pitt Bull |
| d. | | Mastiff |
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| 12. | DMX suffers from which of the following conditions? |
| a. | | Depression |
| b. | | Schizophrenia |
| c. | | Bipolar Disorder |
| d. | | Attention Deficit Disorder |
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