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 bottle_rocket asks:

What food item derives its name from the latin word "mulsus" meaning sweet? Mulch Macaroni Mutton Mousse

#2. Hobbies Mixture. Player catsfreak asks:

Which type of dance is done using metal on the soles of your shoes? Ballet Hip Hop Jazz Dance Tap Dance

#3. Hobbies Mixture. Player suzidunc asks:

In 1998, a popular Kellogg's breakfast cereal brand in the United Kingdom was renamed "Choco Krispies". It was so unpopular that, by 1999, the original name was brought back. What cereal is this? Frosties Lucky Charms Coco Pops Cheerios

#4. Hobbies Mixture. Player Creedy asks:

Restaurants, as we would recognise them today, were first established in which area of the ancient world? England Mediterranean Madagascar Hawaii

#5. Hobbies Mixture. Player KayceeKool asks:

In which country would you most likely to be offered a meal of keftedes, gigantes plaki and galaktoboureko? India Italy Greece Scotland

#6. Hobbies Mixture. Player matthewpokemon asks:

Joe Stapleton is a well-known English-language commentator and occasional player of which popular card game? Bets, please! Euchre Gin Rummy Poker Cribbage

#7. Hobbies Mixture. Player Upstart3 asks:

Dijon and Meaux in France, Norwich in England and Middleton in Wisconsin, USA, are known for which foodstuff? Rice Sausages Mustard Tomatoes

#8. Hobbies Mixture. Player suzidunc asks:

What is the name for the first course of an Italian meal, usually comprising a platter of bite-size meats, cheeses and vegetables? Starter Crudités Aperitivo Antipasto

#9. Hobbies Mixture. Player Kalibre asks:

What is a latke traditionally made from? Mashed bananas Boiled rice Grated potatoes Chopped spinach

#10. Hobbies Mixture. Player BullsGold asks:

Comparing these two fish used in cooking, the sardine is usually more plump and larger with a much smaller mouth. Sardines are preserved in olive oil, while this other is often salt-cured, giving your pizza a pungent, fishier flavor. Name it. Herring Salmon Tuna Anchovy