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. General Mixture. Player Lord_Digby asks:   In the UK, what is a lollipop man or lady? Ice cream salesman A postman Ice lolly School crossing patrol officer

#2. General Mixture. Player MotherGoose asks:   "Pay it Forward" is a phrase describing the idea whereby a good deed is repaid, not back to the first person, but forward to a third party. Which Founding Father, scientist, inventor, and author was the one who originally conceived the idea? Thomas Birch George Washington Benjamin Franklin Thomas Edison

#3. General Mixture. Player Lilady asks:   Which of the following is equivalent in weight to an average human head? Basketball Bowling ball Soccer ball Paint ball

#4. General Mixture. Player Calpurnia09 asks:   Russell Crowe, Phar Lap and John Clarke are often claimed to be Australian successes. Where did they really originate? Ireland United Kingdom New Zealand United States

#5. General Mixture. Player Plodd asks:   What is the name of the seat used for riding on the back of an elephant? Howdoo Howdee Howday Howdah

#6. General Mixture. Player dcpddc478 asks:   You just found your grandfather's Conestoga in the barn; what could you do with it? Eat it Put it on your head Wear it Ride in it

#7. General Mixture. Player DeeDee47 asks:   We have all heard about the stars getting Botox, but just what IS Botox used for? A facial massage Surgical procedure / Face lift Temporary treatment for frown lines & wrinkles A permanent solution for face lines

#8. General Mixture. Player malik24 asks:   Keeping in mind that seeing isn't always believing, what is a Hermann Grid? A protective grate A device used in barbecues A table of probabilities A visual illusion

#9. General Mixture. Player ozzz2002 asks:   How many oars/poles are needed to propel a gondola? 4 0 1 2

#10. General Mixture. Player darksplash asks:   When a tsunami struck Japan in 2011, a football belonging to a teenager was washed away. Where, some 3,300 miles away, was it found a year later? China Antarctica Alaska Ireland