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Delicious Leftovers

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Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Mixed 10 Q. Average [A] : Delicious Leftovers

Introduction:
"Ever started a quiz or had an idea for a question, but weren't quite able to implement it? Looks like we're having leftovers for dinner..."


1. The Kamchatka Peninsula, home of Russia’s Pacific submarine fleet, is also home to several UNESCO World Heritage sites. What ‘active’ Kamchatka features dominate these lists?
    volcanoes
    wetlands
    Russian palaces
    hominid structures


2. Mentioned in the texts of such philosophers as Sophocles, Plato, and Aristotle, the prophesier and oracle who saw visions from Apollo was called the Pythia. In which city was she located?
    Athens
    Delphi
    Corinth
    Antioch


3. Playing an obsessive-compulsive detective, which Arab-American actor has won multiple Emmys for his role on the television show “Monk”?
    John Abizaid
    Mario Kassar
    Tony Shalhoub
    David Yazbek


4. During WWII, which Allied leader had an enormous underground command structure known as Paddock built in a suburban area of Dollis Hill?
    Franklin D. Roosevelt
    Charles de Gaulle
    Joseph Stalin
    Winston Churchill


5. Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee, fictional characters in many of Tony Hillerman’s novels, belong to the Tuba City district of what real world law enforcement agency?
    Federal Bureau of Investigation
    Navajo Tribal Police
    Bureau of Indian Affairs
    United States Border Patrol


6. The holes (or ‘eyes’) in Swiss cheeses are made artificially by machines.
    True
    False


7. Refractive surgery on the eye is utilized so that people won’t have to rely on wearing glasses or contact lenses. The most common medium is the laser and the most popular surgery is LASIK. Which part of the eye is reshaped during these procedures?
    iris
    retina
    pupil
    cornea


8. Which Egyptian hieroglyphic character do the Coptic Christians of Egypt use as a symbol of life after death?
    ankh
    was
    djed
    wadjet


9. Born with the name Florence Nightingale Graham, which Canadian studied beauty techniques in France in 1912, years before creating a cosmetic empire in the U.S.?
    Elizabeth Arden
    Helena Rubenstein
    Estée Lauder
    Liliane Bettencourt


10. Italian Umberto Granaglia was lauded the “Best Player of the Twentieth Century” by the Confederation Mondiale des Sport de Boules for his excellence in Volo, a form of which unorthodox sport?
    bocce
    snooker
    curling
    baccarat


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