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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
pagea
asks:
When writing an e-mail address, which of these best describes how 'at' is represented?
The letter 'a' in a triangle
The letter 'a' in a square
The letter 'a' in a spiral
The letter 'a' in a pentagon
#2.
General
Mixture. Player
Joepetz
asks:
Someone who is "vinolent" is addicted to what?
Video games
Cheese
Wine
Sleeping
#3.
General
Mixture. Player
spanishliz
asks:
An American jockey named Bill (or Willie), a former Spanish prime minister named Jose Luis and German multiple Formula 1 champion, Michael all have surnames with what occupational origin?
Wright
Cooper (or barrel maker)
Cobbler (or shoemaker)
Smith
#4.
General
Mixture. Player
Lpez
asks:
Which of the following words can either refer to a city that was buried in ash and a song by the English group Bastille?
Venice
Oblivion
Pompeii
Pisa
#5.
General
Mixture. Player
heatherlois
asks:
If someone mentioned the name Michael Flatley to you, what would you associate him with?
American fashion design
UK horse racing
Irish dancing
Australian politics
#6.
General
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
Poet, playwright, painter and sculptor Cyprian Kamil Norwid (1821-1883) said of Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) that he was "a Varsovian by birth, a Pole in his heart, a citizen of the world by virtue of his talent." What is a Varsovian?
one who prefers to drink wódka (vodka)
a descendant of Sokrates Starynkiewicz
a resident or native of Warsaw, Poland
a student of Kazimierz Sikorski
#7.
General
Mixture. Player
Kabdanis
asks:
Which word comes to mind when you hear about a shooter, Mendel and a soup?
Queue
Sea
Eye
Pea
#8.
General
Mixture. Player
Trivia_Fan54
asks:
Besides a hotel chain, what is a ramada?
A shelter with no walls
A type of footwear
An eating utensil
A human-powered vehicle
#9.
General
Mixture. Player
matthewpokemon
asks:
Displaying innovation and amazing levels of dexterity, Ashrita Furman has set dozens of Guinness World Records. Which gym exercise, commonly seen in school PE classes, did he set his first record with? Maybe he was inspired by the Rolling Stones.
Sit-up
Shuttle run
Push-up
Jumping jack
#10.
General
Mixture. Player
bigwoo
asks:
What word connects Teapot Dome, Spiro Agnew, Salman Butt, and Tangentopoli?
Bribe
Board game
Beverage
Battleship