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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 funnytrivianna asks:
  After the "Mariner 9" probe photographed Nix Olympica, what was the name of this mountain/volcano changed to?

    Arsia Mons
    Olympus Mons
    Elysium Mons
    Ascraeus Mons

#2. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player euab asks:
  Eugene Torre and Anatoly Karpov are figures in which competition?

    Swimming
    Chess
    Golf
    Track and field

#3. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player zorba_scank asks:
  The '27 Club' is an infamous club of talented people who died at the young age of 27. In which field did the first members of the club excel?

    Music
    Theatre
    Sports
    Painting

#4. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player pollucci19 asks:
  "The sadness will last forever" were reputedly the last words of which Dutch artist after fatally shooting himself in 1890?

    Piet Mondrian
    M.C. Escher
    Vincent van Gogh
    Hieronymus Bosch

#5. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player wellenbrecher asks:
  Which of the following describes a small French restaurant?

    Castro
    Metro
    Bistro
    Intro

#6. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player daBomb619 asks:
  The year 1161 saw the first explosives used in battle. Which country made use of them?

    England
    Turkey
    China
    France

#7. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player lowtechmaster asks:
  Which word in this sentence is a grammatical error? "Lawyers must ask themselves if they would be able to defend a person whom they knew was guilty."

    Themselves
    Whom
    They
    Person

#8. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Triviaballer asks:
  Airing from 1979 to 1993, what popular spin-off of "Dallas" featured the characters Gary and Valene who lived on a cul-de-sac in a suburb near Los Angeles?

    Family Ties
    M*A*S*H
    Knots Landing
    Hill Street Blues

#9. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player agentofchaos asks:
  The term "white elephant" as a figure of speech for something that is both useless and expensive to maintain, is said to have originated from a custom in which country in which white elephants were regarded as sacred?

    Mali
    Mongolia
    Japan
    Thailand

#10. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Mountainfree asks:
  What song did sisters Patty and Mildred Hill compose in the 1890s that is still sung daily today?

    If You Were the Only Girl in the World
    My Darling Clementine
    Happy Birthday to You
    Suwanee