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Trivia Plus!

Created by GypsyQueen

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Mixed 10 Q. Very Difficult [C]
Trivia Plus game quiz
"Here are a few little bits of useless info I've picked up over the years. Feel free to impress your friends with this fun trivia!"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Who invented the QWERTY keyboard?
    Christopher Sholes
    William Austin Burt
    Samuel Soule
    Xavier Projean


2. Which ancient culture invented to concept of 'zero'?
    Greek
    Indus Valley
    Egypt
    Maya


3. In what century was December 25th first called 'Christmas'?
    Ninth
    Twelfth
    Fifth
    Third


4. What was Nostradamus' method of making predictions about the future?
    A well-worn pack of tarot cards
    Gazing into a bowl full of water
    A crystal ball passed through the generations
    He was given prophecies in his dreams


5. The word 'school' comes from the Greek word 'schole' meaning...
    Leisure
    Place of worship
    Education
    Intelligence


6. What does the Crusader battle slogan 'Hierosolyma est perdita' mean?
    'Jerusalem is fallen'
    'Jerusalem is taken'
    'Jerusalem is won'
    'Jerusalem is ours'


7. In what year did Parliament demand that all clocks in England be set to Greenwich Mean Time?
    1876
    1809
    1858
    1880


8. For whom was the dessert Peach Melba named?
    Agnes Melba, a dancer
    Nellie Melba, a singer
    Melba Orleans, an heiress
    Antonia Melba, a noblewoman


9. Who did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle use as the model for his famous detective Sherlock Holmes?
    Dr. Aaron Davies
    Dr. Marcus Kent
    Dr. Parker Lowell
    Dr. Joseph Bell


10. True or false: In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', the prince picks up the jester Yorick's skull and states, 'Alas, poor Yorick. I knew him well.'
    Answer: (One Word)

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