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. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player delboy22 asks:   Which British soap star actor, in Nov 2008, clocked up an incredible 47 years playing the same character? Peter Sallis Bill Tarmey William (Bill) Roach Johnny Briggs

#2. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Ate_May asks:   Which initialization stands for a specific blood cell which is the most common in the body? CBC ABC RBC BBC

#3. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player loveofivy asks:   Sometimes known as "The Jewish Elvis", this hugely successful singer/songwriter had his first music success in November 1965 when his song "Sunday and Me", performed by Jay and the Americans, hit a top ten spot on the Billboard charts. He did not have a number one album until more than four decades after that,when his "Wait Until Dark" hit top spot in May 2008. He was born in Brooklyn in 1941. Can you name him? Neil Diamond Willie Nelson Tony Bennett Steven Tyler

#4. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Ardicrocks asks:   Which was the largest party in the English House of Commons after the 2010 general election? The Conservatives The Liberal Democrats Labour The Greens

#5. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player StetsonHat asks:   What prime minister of Israel met with Egyptian president Sadat in Jerusalem? Golda Meir Ariel Sharon Yitzak Rabin Menachem Begin

#6. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player NormanW5 asks:   Can you finish the title of George Eliot's novel "The Mill _________________"? by the Mill Race by St. Johns on the Mountain on the Floss

#7. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player DomiNeyTor asks:   "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" singer Trace and "Rolling in the Deep" singer Adele share which last name? Brooks Dunn Cash Adkins

#8. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player queproblema asks:   In part, the Thirty Years' War was between two great royal houses. One was known by its double-headed eagle standard; a scion of the other was known as "Le Roi Soleil." Which houses were they? Habsburg and Hohenzollern Lancaster and York Bourbon and Rye Habsburg and Bourbon

#9. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player portgleep asks:   Which anarchist coined the slogan, "La propriété, c'est le vol!"? (Or, in English, "Property is theft!") Emma Goldman Peter Kropotkin Mikhail Bakunin Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

#10. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Chaice asks:   When a half note (minim) is dotted, how long should it be played? as long as a half note half again as long as a half note as long as two half notes as long as a quarter note