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#1. Humanities Mixture. Player christopherm asks:   Can you complete this popular English idiom? "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, ___________." You got me, Charlie. Shame on me. Three times does it. Shame on my dog named Shamus.

#2. Humanities Mixture. Player Lochalsh asks:   Which Latin word describes the kneecap in English and also serves as the basis for the name of a Spanish rice dish from Valencia? puella positus patella potestas

#3. Humanities Mixture. Player Ayerst asks:   There are people who call themselves CRONies. They hope to live longer and healthier lives by carefully controlling the amount of energy foods they eat. A CRONie will eat up to 30% less food than normal. What does the acronym stand for? Control by Reducing Obese Nature Count Replacement for Olfactory Norms Calorie Restriction and Optimal Nutrition Count Rebates for Ordinary Nutrition

#4. Humanities Mixture. Player Paul1405 asks:   What is the oath called that a doctor swears to practice medicine ethically? Hip Pocket Oath Hypercritic Oath Hippocratic Oath Hippopotamus Oath

#5. Humanities Mixture. Player poshprice asks:   The words "peep-toe", "slingback" and "kitten" are associated with which of the following? Shoes Watches Toys Animals

#6. Humanities Mixture. Player Booklover17 asks:   What word or phrase is used to describe a person who is capable of using either their right or left hand with equal ease? Ambidextrous Keratinous Self aggrandizing Fatuous

#7. Humanities Mixture. Player pollucci19 asks:   Which of the following words means both a whale's tail or an unlikely event? Flake Fluke Flipper Flash

#8. Humanities Mixture. Player Windswept asks:   One and only one of the following words does NOT have to do with guilt. Which one is the correct answer? exemplary exonerate acquit absolve

#9. Humanities Mixture. Player tritran5555 asks:   The sun has set; you can see the turquoise, orange and lavender colors blend together in the evening sky. Soon, it will be dark. What is this very moment of the day called? Twilight Midnight Afternoon Night

#10. Humanities Mixture. Player Pick61 asks:   The Americans and Canadians call them suspenders. What do the British call them? picture hangers braces loblollys bridge supports