A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Humanities Mixture. Player WesleyCrusher asks:

Running in London for exactly 21 years, which Andrew Lloyd-Webber musical set a (since superseded) record for longest continuous show, without even having a single human character? Evita The Phantom of the Opera Cats Jesus Christ Superstar

#2. Humanities Mixture. Player humbugs asks:

What word has something to do with your foot, your car, and your computer? Boot Loafer Pump Shoe

#3. Humanities Mixture. Player johnnycat777 asks:

When someone says "for the love of Pete", what emotion or feeling are they most likely conveying? Joy or happiness Indifference Jealousy Frustration or annoyance

#4. Humanities Mixture. Player BlueMNguy asks:

What is a halyard? rope woman's garment oriental plant appetizer

#5. Humanities Mixture. Player timence asks:

Which word can refer to something you do to a deck of playing cards, a type of dance, and a way of randomly selecting music? Select Deal Shuffle Limbo

#6. Humanities Mixture. Player Dlbrown asks:

If you're holding a quire, what is in your possession? 11 poached eggs 3 dozen roses 25 sheets of paper 51 playing cards

#7. Humanities Mixture. Player debodun asks:

Which people would you most likely hear discussing speleothems? meterologists jet pilots astronomers cave explorers

#8. Humanities Mixture. Player malik24 asks:

If someone were phishing me, which of these things might they be trying to obtain? My recent catch of fish My sensitive information My collection of 'Phish' albums My funniest joke

#9. Humanities Mixture. Player dim_dude asks:

In any competition, what does it mean to be "in pole position"? Favorite to win In last place Cheating Disengaged

#10. Humanities Mixture. Player matthewpokemon asks:

Isis was the fertility goddess in which ancient mythology? They didn't build any pyramids in her honour. Roman Babylonian Egyptian Greek