A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions submitted by players. Take your time, and please consider submitting questions of your own when you are done!

#1. Hobbies Mixture. Player highfells asks:

Where in a kitchen would you usually see a metal Dutch crown? Suspended from the ceiling Under the floorboards Decorating a chef's head Behind the refrigerator

#2. Hobbies Mixture. Player Colmosby asks:

If you were playing 5 card poker (nothing wild), what is the highest hand you can get? 4 aces Straight Flush, ace to five Full House Royal Flush

#3. Hobbies Mixture. Player suomy asks:

What fruit is used in making the German brandy Kirsch? Cherries Apples Grapes Bananas

#4. Hobbies Mixture. Player mayneeyak asks:

What is the name for a single prong on a regular dinner or salad fork? prang pick tong tine

#5. Hobbies Mixture. Player oldmanbacon asks:

What is the primary liquor used when making a Margarita? Bourbon Vodka Tequila Rum

#6. Hobbies Mixture. Player mask100 asks:

Which Chess piece has the greatest choice of moves? Bishop Queen Rook Pawn

#7. Hobbies Mixture. Player Cece1952 asks:

What are the vegetable ingredients in vichyssoise soup? butternut squash, broccoli and onions beets, carrots and onions potatoes, leeks and onions parsips, lima beans and onions

#8. Hobbies Mixture. Player zombipi asks:

In what year did the United States Mint produce pennies primarily made of steel, rather than copper? 1976 1943 1919 1865

#9. Hobbies Mixture. Player cavalier87 asks:

In chess, pawns can move forward, or could move diagonally to capture a piece. There is one other far rarer movement they can make. What is it called? Check En Guarde Checkmate En Passant

#10. Hobbies Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

When making a batch of lollipops, the chef combines coffee flavouring, chocolate flavouring, and a bit of white food colouring with the molten sugar. What will she call these treats to describe their flavour? Caffè Lungo Caffè Latte Caffè Mocha or Mocaccino Cappuccino or Kapuziner