A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. World Mixture. Player mike32768 asks:

What is the longest line of constant latitude of the Earth? Equator Tropic of Cancer Prime Meridian Arctic Circle

#2. World Mixture. Player nyirene330 asks:

Chester Cheetah is the spokesperson, er, spokescat for which product? Reeboks Exxon Cheetos Cheerios

#3. World Mixture. Player madkeen4 asks:

What is a 'scramjet'? a futuristic car a jet that tells you to go away supersonic combustion ramjet a prehistoric animal

#4. World Mixture. Player daver852 asks:

On which holiday in the United States are you most likely to visit a cemetery? Independence Day Labor Day Flag Day Memorial Day

#5. World Mixture. Player Spontini asks:

What is Israel's national airline called? KLM Emirates EL AL Qatar

#6. World Mixture. Player Jane57 asks:

"Kill me! I'm just a man." These words were allegedly spoken by which Argentine born revolutionary, who helped Fidel Castro seize power in Cuba? Francisco de Miranda Simón Bolívar Ernesto "Che" Guevara Bernardo O'Higgins

#7. World Mixture. Player looney_tunes asks:

What kind of establishment is the Salk Institute, located in La Jolla, California? artists' colony scientific research economics think tank gun club

#8. World Mixture. Player wellenbrecher asks:

In Japanese culture, what is the name of the traditional wide sash worn with a kimono? Hanten Yukata Haori Obi

#9. World Mixture. Player ChefMcGee asks:

Father William Corby, an Irish Brigade chaplain during the Civil War, was a professor and president of what Midwestern college after the war? (The mascot may give you a clue.) Northwestern Notre Dame Michigan Purdue

#10. World Mixture. Player matthewpokemon asks:

In the aftermath of which massive conflict did Kingman Army Airfield in Arizona become the site of one of the largest aviation junkyards ever seen? The "Enola Gay" escaped the fate of thousands of other planes. World War I Vietnam War Korean War World War II