A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. People Mixture. Player Calpurnia09 asks:

An Australian woman, Caroline Grills, known affectionately as 'Aunt Carrie', who killed a number of people with poison, committed similar crimes to those in a black comedy starring Cary Grant. What is the name of the film? The Philadelphia Story Bringing Up Baby Arsenic and Old Lace Topper

#2. People Mixture. Player masonbee asks:

The method of measuring the speed of the wind is called the Beaufort Scale. What is the name of the person who worked out a scale of measurement for the speed of wind? Sir Stanley Baldwin Sir Francis Beaufort Sir Frank Whittle Stanley Baxter

#3. People Mixture. Player highparkgirl asks:

In 1537, Christina of Denmark (daughter of Christian II of Denmark and Norway) refused an English monarch's hand with the following words: "If I had two heads, then one should be at the King of England's disposal." What was the event being referred to? Henry VIII's second queen's beheading A personal insult after a lovers' tiff England's conquest of Denmark The refusal of her brother-in-law's offer

#4. People Mixture. Player WeEATcrayons asks:

The Duchess of York shares this name that means princess, with an actress who played Buffy the Vampire Slayer. What name is this? Mary Sarah Julia Anne

#5. People Mixture. Player Philip_Eno asks:

Which 17th century poet was the English Poet Laureate from 1668 to 1688? John Wetden John Aridden John Dampden John Dryden

#6. People Mixture. Player KayceeKool asks:

Which country links Oscar winning actress Charlize Theron, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu and pioneering heart surgeon Christiaan Barnard? Canada South Africa Australia England

#7. People Mixture. Player zorba_scank asks:

Which conservationist's last words were, "Don't worry, they don't usually swim backwards."? Steve Irwin Jane Goodall Charles Darwin Dian Fossey

#8. People Mixture. Player LBaggins asks:

The US National Archives contains a photo of President Richard Nixon shaking hands with what mutton-chopped singing star? Elvis Presley Lulu Bing Crosby Perry Como

#9. People Mixture. Player Caseena asks:

Sundiata Kieta of Mali is also called what? Disney fans may know. The Raging Bull The Lion King The Desert Warrior The Robin Hood of Africa

#10. People Mixture. Player SmoothBrain asks:

Who led early colonisation efforts in the Americas on behalf of Queen Elizabeth I? A major city in North Carolina is named after him, though he never actually voyaged to North America himself. John Cabot James Cook Sir Francis Drake Sir Walter Raleigh