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 ssabreman asks:   Where would you most likely find these together: Rye, Bermuda, and Kentucky? bar horse racing track beach resort golf course

#2. General Mixture. Player lilyalli asks:   Antimacassar: sounds exotic, but do you know what this is? Turkish confectionery Army tank Insect net Protective cloth

#3. General Mixture. Player dragon9107 asks:   When you see a red object, what color(s) are being absorbed by the item that you are looking at? everything except red everything except green red yellow and orange

#4. General Mixture. Player Flamis asks:   In what sort of place would you find semi-circular canals? on Mars in a termite mound in Venice in a mammalian ear

#5. General Mixture. Player Flamis asks:   Which of the following is NOT a use for a device called a "dolly"? Acting as a platform for a movie camera Shaping an old-fashioned pork pie Storing pickles Towing a trailer behind a truck

#6. General Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:   What do the second sign of the Western Zodiac, a car manufactured by Ford since 1986 and the animal ridden by members of the PBR have in common? rams bulls lions goats

#7. General Mixture. Player Sharapoet asks:   What is the meaning of "pastiche"? a collection of short stories paste used to apply wallpaper a small tart made with berries art that imitates earlier styles

#8. General Mixture. Player faridsbabe asks:   How well do you know your lampshade? Name the small object at the top of a lamp assembly that, when tightened, keeps the lampshade in proper position (you don't want lopsided light, right?). alluvial fumial finial pineal

#9. General Mixture. Player tinkerjax asks:   What word, used to describe the action of a toddler walking with the aid of furniture is also common lingo amongst vacationers? Hang-gliding Cruising Flying Travelling

#10. General Mixture. Player SisterSeagull asks:   If someone in England described you as being 'buttoned up the back', what would they be telling you? That you are crazy or confused That you're stark naked That you are well dressed That your trousers are on back-to-front