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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
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#1.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
ing
asks:
While possibly terms of endearment in other contexts, in which sport do you respectively not want to hear the words 'love' and 'duck' in reference to your score?
Soccer & Australian Rules
Billiards & Pool
Tennis & Cricket
Badminton & Table Tennis
#2.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
pianoninja
asks:
Injun Joe is a character in which famous author's book?
Robert Louis Stevenson
Scott O'Dell
Mark Twain
Charles Dickens
#3.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Trufflesss
asks:
What fictional bird is the national bird of Greece?
The raven
The phoenix
The hawk
The ostrich
#4.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
spiggy
asks:
This popular garden flower is an octoploid, meaning it has 8 sets of chromosomes, this accounts for its amazing amount of varieties, though sadly not a black one.
Poppy
Snowdrop
Dahlia
Daffodil
#5.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Babilonia
asks:
Besides the Walt Disney cartoon character, who is Nemo?
A captain in one of Jules Verne's novels
A huge whale Jacques Custeau encountered
The Duke of Wellington's horse
The orangutan in an Edgar Allan Poe novel
#6.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
garrybl
asks:
The Bronte sisters are famous, but they originally published their books under the pseudonym Bell. Why?
Their father was in jail for debt
It was a misreading by their publisher
Bell was the name of their late brother
It was rare (and unpopular) for women to write books then
#7.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
According to I Thessalonians 4:17 "... we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up in the clouds together with them to meet the Lord in the air ..." (NRSV) How do some American evangelical Christians describe this event?
the Millenarian vindication
the Rapture
the day of Advent
that great getting-up morning
#8.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Billkozy
asks:
Smog alert stages vary from country to country. In the U.S., with a Stage 1 Smog Alert, a caution is issued to those with respiratory conditions and also people with what other condition?
Heart condition
Brain tumors
Renal condition
Urinary problems
#9.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
suomy
asks:
Which 'alien' 'elephant man' played the role of Rodion Raskolnikov, the protagonist in the 1979 BBC TV adaptation of "Crime and Punishment"?
Eric Sythe
Sean Connery
John Hurt
Daniel Radcliffe
#10.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
The_Rubiks
asks:
Which historical document is often referred to as the "Great Deed" that significantly influenced the development of English law?
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Petition of Right
Habeas Corpus Act