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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. General Mixture. Player wonkatriv asks:
  "I WONT CRUNCH HILLS" is an anagram for which steadfast war time politician known for smoking cigars?

    Neville Chamberlain
    William Clinton
    Winston Churchill
    Grover Cleveland

#2. General Mixture. Player H0lyAerith asks:
  Arsenic has come to be known as "the inheritance powder" for what reason?

    Its history as a legal means of inheriting vast estates
    Its use by impatient heirs as a poison
    Its inclusion in "The Inheritance Cycle"
    A controversial etymology

#3. General Mixture. Player Creedy asks:
  The activity of blowing out candles on a birthday cake is believed to be associated with which old German belief in particular?

    Blowing away wrinkles
    Blowing away evil spirits
    Inviting in Old Father Time
    Letting Santa Claus know your address

#4. General Mixture. Player DeepHistory asks:
  At birth, Apollo was grasping that part of Artemis' anatomy, Jacob that of Esau, and Jaime Lannister that of Cersei Lannister. What part of human anatomy, also associated with Achilles, am I talking about?

    Shoulder
    Head
    Heel
    Hand

#5. General Mixture. Player suomy asks:
  Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are carcinogenic products of incomplete burning of organic material. Which Victorian-era occupation was first to reveal the hazard?

    Welder
    Chimney sweep
    Truck driver
    Power station worker

#6. General Mixture. Player kitter96 asks:
  In which of these locales would you most likely be if you were to hear the phrase "mind the gap?"

    Boarding a London Underground train
    LIstening to a political broadcast
    Sitting in your dentist's chair
    Visiting the Grand Canyon

#7. General Mixture. Player Diamond920 asks:
  Which one of these words means both a stroke of luck, and the end part of an anchor?

    Break
    Fluke
    Deck
    Dock

#8. General Mixture. Player BrightonDragon asks:
  Who or what was the Colossus of Rhodes?

    Alexander the Great
    A mythical monster
    An ancient statue
    The centre of government

#9. General Mixture. Player LadyNym asks:
  What game does the character Gollum in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" have in common with the Sphinx of Greek mythology?

    charades
    dice
    chess
    riddles

#10. General Mixture. Player BrightonDragon asks:
  Three of these are rather antiquated expressions for pieces of furniture. Which is NOT one of them?

    Chiffonier
    Davenport
    Bandolier
    Commode