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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.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
rodney_indy
asks:
The songs "Hold My Hand", "Let Her Cry", and "Only Wanna Be With You" are all on the album "Cracked Rear View" by this band.
Hootie and the Blowfish
The Rembrandts
The Wallflowers
U2
#2.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
MaggieG
asks:
Which composer, often associated with Nazi Germany, did Mark Twain describe as "a composer whose music is better than it sounds"?
Elgar
Beethoven
Mozart
Wagner
#3.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Sundancer415
asks:
In a now well-known phrase from the book, three words (one of which is a contraction) precede "To Kill a Mockingbird", although the title omits them. What are those three words?
It's a shame
It's not possible
It's a waste
It's a sin
#4.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
poshprice
asks:
Which US state, nicknamed 'The Buckeye State', has Columbus as its capital and is the only state in America not to have a rectangular flag?
Rhode Island
Ohio
Alabama
Texas
#5.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
namrewsna
asks:
If you were living in London in 1810, why would you use a Knocker-Upper?
beat someone up
climb the corporate ladder
wake up in the morning
knock over ten pins
#6.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Reamar42
asks:
In the 18th century, the country of Poland was partitioned by three neighboring countries. Which countries?
Austria, Hungary, and Turkey
Austria, Russia, and Prussia
Russia, Ukraine, and Saxony
France, Spain, and Holland
#7.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
Before he became a motion-picture and television actor, Native American Chief Dan George worked as a stevedore. What is a stevedore?
a singing boatman
a private security officer
one who carries bags in a hotel
one who loads and unloads ships
#8.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
480154st
asks:
In which American state can you travel on a highway named for Firefighter Steven Rucker, who died in 2003?
Idaho
California
Arizona
Wyoming
#9.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
GBfan
asks:
Which future "Easy" solo singer was famous for his huge Afro while playing piano in a 70s R&B band?
Luther Vandross
Stevie Wonder
Marvin Gaye
Lionel Richie
#10.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
gable
asks:
What is the gist of a speech or article?
The vocabulary used
The complexity of the sentences
The tone of the article
The essence of the argument