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#1. Humanities Mixture. Player Windswept asks:
  Which of these phrases is NOT a tautology?
    helpful assistance
    keen intelligence
    new innovation
    sweet honey

#2. Humanities Mixture. Player NEFFY66 asks:
  I've answered the same Fun Trivia questions a trillion times. What is the preceding sentence an example of?
    metaphor
    alliteration
    oxymoron
    hyperbole

#3. Humanities Mixture. Player demurechicky asks:
  The phrases "apples and pears", meaning stairs, "whistle and flute", meaning suit and "boat race", meaning face, are examples of which slang?
    Cockney rhyming slang
    Lancashire slang
    Yorkshire slang
    Yiddish slang

#4. Humanities Mixture. Player Kalangadoo asks:
  We all know that the word "language" means the ability to communicate using human speech but what is the origin of the word "language" itself?
    Old German
    Middle English
    Middle Dutch
    Middle German

#5. Humanities Mixture. Player wkbrown asks:
  NPOV is one of the founding principles of Wikipedia. What does this initialism stand for?
    Neutral Point of View
    New People, Old Voices
    No Polls or Votes
    Needs Proofing or Verifying

#6. Humanities Mixture. Player Pi314159 asks:
  A town barber claims, "I shave all men (and only those men) in this town who do not shave themselves." Assuming the barber is telling the truth, we can logically conclude that the barber must be . . .
    bald
    a member of a quartet
    unemployed
    a woman

#7. Humanities Mixture. Player glendathecat asks:
  Which word connects a term used in the sport of cricket with a security given to obtain the release of an arrested person?
    Bile
    Boil
    Bull
    Bail

#8. Humanities Mixture. Player SonOfSaradoc asks:
  What ambitious project links Altona, Manitoba; Emerald, Queensland; Goodland, Kansas . . . and sunflowers?
    Sunflower genome research
    Sunflower crop circles
    World records in sunflower seed eating
    The Big Easel - the Van Gogh project

#9. Humanities Mixture. Player wenray asks:
  Everybody knows the famous artist Michelangelo by his Christian name. But do you know what his full surname is?
    Guido da Siena
    Bonaventura di Marcovaldo
    Bonanno da Trani
    di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni

#10. Humanities Mixture. Player oldstuff28 asks:
  In Latin, how would you say the "existing state of affairs"?
    Quid pro quo
    Alma mater
    Pro temporare
    Status quo

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