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10 Amazing But Completely Useless Questions

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10 Amazing But Completely Useless Questions game quiz
"Here are ten completely pointless and useless trivia questions that will probably make you go "Huh!" and then forget all about them. Enjoy!"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Starting with one of the most famous rulers in Asian history, Chinggis Khan, or Genghis as his name translates into English. He was one of the most feared rulers in history but he himself had a fear. What was it?
    Fear of dogs
    Fear of blood
    Fear of the dark
    Fear of the moon


2. The Mongolian city of Ulan Bator Khoto became capital of the country in 1924. It was then known by the Western name of Urga. The Mongols, however, call it by a different name of Ikhe-kuren. What does this translate as?
    Great Monastery
    Inside Walls
    Centre Place
    Spiritual Homeland


3. As part of a good will gesture, in 1998, the Japanese government returned spoils of war back to the Koreans. What was the unusual item they returned?
    20,000 skulls
    20,000 noses
    20,000 tongues
    20,000 thumbs


4. It is a well known fact that Asian people cannot tolerate alcohol like people in the Western world. This is because in the Middle Ages, Western people purified water by turning it into beer and Asians brewed it into tea instead.
    True
    False


5. Some American state names are also the names of towns and cities in different states (if that makes sense). Which of the following is not a correct city and state combination?
    Wyoming, Ohio
    Louisiana, Missouri
    Indiana , Idaho
    Delaware, Arkansas


6. At the turn of the 21st Century, there were 50 states in America. How many states were there at the turn of the 20th Century?
    42
    40
    48
    45


7. "Romeo and Juliet" was dramatised by Will Shakespeare, but was actually written seventy years earlier by Luigi da Porto of Vicenza, and set in Italy. The Italian city where it is set receives around 1,000 letters each year on Valentine's Day addressed to "Juliet". Which city is this?
    Verona
    Florence
    Siena
    Vicenza


8. There are actually four places in America with the word chicken in their names. Which of the following is one I made up?
    Chickentown, Pennsylvania
    Chicken, Alaska
    Chicken Bristle, Kentucky
    Chicken Wing, Nebraska


9. The capital city of San Jose, Costa Rica, used to be known as Puerto Rico and the island of Puerto Rico used to be called San Jose.
    True
    False


10. In 1847, the Californian coastal city of Yorba Buena changed its name. Getting its new name from a saint, what did this city become known as?
    Santa Ana
    San Diego
    San Francisco
    San Jose

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