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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. World Mixture. Player lout62001 asks:
  In 2011, the Chevrolet Motor Company celebrated its 100th anniversary. Who was one of the co-founders of this iconic car manufacturer?

    Henry Ford
    Louis Chevrolet
    Chevy Chase
    Fred Pontiac

#2. World Mixture. Player SisterSeagull asks:
  The docks in the old maritime city of Bristol in the south west of England possess an unusual and distinctive powered crane. Constructed during the latter decades of the 19th century, what is the 'Fairbairn' crane powered by?

    Magic
    Steam
    Diesel fuel
    Horses

#3. World Mixture. Player hjliu2000 asks:
  Which two airlines were involved in the Tenerife runway collision on March 27, 1977? Hint: one was from the US and the other was from Holland.

    TWA and Ryanair
    American and Martinair
    Pan American World Airways and KLM
    United and Lufthansa

#4. World Mixture. Player mikeu asks:
  In 2014, an incarcerated Colorado inmate complains, "They legalized marijuana in this state but I still have to serve two more years with a two year tail for selling weed!" In prison slang, what is a "tail?"

    A cell mate
    Time worked in the prison kitchen
    A period of administrative segregation
    Mandatory parole time

#5. World Mixture. Player Unicornjorge asks:
  Which of the following songs is often used as an unofficial anthem of the labor movement in America?

    We Shall Overcome
    Amazing Grace
    Bringing in the Sheaves
    We are the Champions

#6. World Mixture. Player Creedy asks:
  Thinking about the history of Buckingham Palace, who was the first reigning British Monarch to step out onto its famous balcony to wave to the crowds below?

    Queen Victoria
    Henry VIII
    William the Conqueror
    William IV

#7. World Mixture. Player ponycargirl asks:
  The Appalachian Mountains provided a formidable barrier to westward expansion in the early history of the United States. Which road was partially blazed by Daniel Boone after he found a way through the Cumberland Gap?

    Dixie Road
    National Road
    Great Valley Road
    Wilderness Road

#8. World Mixture. Player wjames asks:
  Which Baroque sculptor and architect designed St. Peter's Square in Vatican City?

    Constantin Brancusi
    Gian Lorenzo Bernini
    Claes Oldenburg
    Jaume Plensa

#9. World Mixture. Player gable asks:
  In a British courtroom, what is a dock?

    Where the judge sits
    Where the accused sits
    Where witnesses testify
    Where the jury deliberates

#10. World Mixture. Player wjames asks:
  In international law, which of these would be a valid reason to block an extradition request from another country?

    The countries have an extradition treaty
    Accused crime was a serious felony
    Risk of torture or unfair treatment
    Statute of limitations has not expired