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Green Invasion

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Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Etymology
Green Invasion game quiz
"A number of terms derived from (or giving rise to) words meaning ‘green’ are in common use. How many of them can you recognize?"

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1. What girl's name is derived from a Greek word meaning 'young green shoot'?
    Chloe
    Esmeralda
    Virginia
    Jade


2. Which of these place names means 'green hollow'?
    Glasgow
    Emmerdale
    Vermont
    Dublin


3. What is the green pigment, formed by as a byproduct of heme breakdown, that gives bile its color?
    Bilirubin
    Biliverdin
    Hemoglobin
    Cholesterol


4. Which of the following is a green or yellow liqueur originally produced in a French monastery?
    Creme de Menthe
    Galliano
    Keke Beach Key Lime Cream
    Chartreuse


5. What is the name for the green coating that copper (or copper alloys such as brass and bronze) form when exposed to the air?
    Versailles
    Vermouth
    Verdigris
    Versace


6. What is the birthstone for the month of May or June, and for the star sign Cancer?
    Turquoise
    Emerald
    Jade
    Peridot


7. Which of these halogens is a poisonous yellow-green gas?
    Bromine
    Chlorine
    Fluorine
    Iodine


8. Which of the following animals has a name referring to its (often) greenish dorsal fur?
    Lemur
    Tapir
    Tenrec
    Vervet monkey


9. Which of these metals has a name derived from words meaning 'green twin'?
    Ununoctium
    Hydrogen
    Praseodymium
    Sodium


10. 'Viridian' comes from a Latin word for green. Which of the following is viridian?
    hydrated chromium(III) oxide, used as a blue-green pigment
    All of these are viridian
    a popular design movement based on a 'bright green environmentalism' philosophy
    the name of a city in Pokemon Red and Blue


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