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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions
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#1.
General
Mixture. Player
NEFFY66
asks:
Sharing its name with a type of wind, what Boeing helicopter is technically known as the CH-47?
Chordonazo
Chinook
Chamber
Cyclone
#2.
General
Mixture. Player
manhattanbound
asks:
At the entrance to the New York City Public Library, there are two lions guarding the entrance. Honored by former mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, what are their names?
Patience and Amsterdam
Patience and Fortitude
Fortitude and Washington
Washington and Amsterdam
#3.
General
Mixture. Player
Daaanieeel
asks:
Which year links the end of the Vietnam War, the introduction of the movie "Jaws" into cinemas and the name of an indie pop band from Manchester?
2008
1984
1975
1962
#4.
General
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
For what was the Dominican nun Sister Luc-Gabrielle (Jeannine Deckers) briefly famous in 1963-1964?
seeing a vision of the Virgin Mary
recording the song "Dominique"
marrying a fellow nun
becoming a Buddhist
#5.
General
Mixture. Player
Billkozy
asks:
At the International Meridian Conference in Washington, D.C. in 1884, it was decided that the "prime meridian" would run through where?
Washington, D.C.
Greenwich, England
Auckland, New Zealand
Vancouver, Canada
#6.
General
Mixture. Player
rossian
asks:
Which of these words links the Eden Project, a famous boxer, and a 1961 song by Gene McDaniels?
Ring
Hit
Cornwall
Clay
#7.
General
Mixture. Player
suomy
asks:
What links a Martian crater, the 15th Century Italian painting "The Birth of Venus", a guessing game and a one-act play involving the game?
Degas
Botticelli
Van Gogh
Rembrandt
#8.
General
Mixture. Player
LeoDaVinci
asks:
Reminiscent of an Atlanta, GA, university, what type of board is commonly used to make the abrasive surface of a nail file?
Sandpaper
Pumice
Diamond grit
Emery
#9.
General
Mixture. Player
gable
asks:
What do a hard bandage wrapped around a broken bone and the actors in a play or movie have in common?
Splint
Cover
Set
Cast
#10.
General
Mixture. Player
Flukey
asks:
Battenburg is a type of cake and what else?
A large cannon
A beer from Denmark
A type of bulldozer
A town in Germany