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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions
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#1.
General
Mixture. Player
AdamM7
asks:
Which of these statements is NOT true?
Tutankhamen was French.
Jupiter is larger than Saturn.
An elephant eats for approximately 16 hours a day.
Cupid was the name of a Roman god.
#2.
General
Mixture. Player
pent2go
asks:
What legal term, which shares its name with a 2002 television series, is used for a man whose name is not known?
John Doe
David Smith
James Black
Paul Brown
#3.
General
Mixture. Player
dcpddc478
asks:
If I place an ad trying to sell my "1958 Gibson Flying V", what kind of person would I expect to answer it?
An airplane pilot
A race car enthusiast
A guitar player
A vinophile
#4.
General
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
What do the fire burning at John F. Kennedy's grave in Arlington National Cemetery, a Billie Holiday jazz hit about a former boyfriend with everything but a name, and the NHL hockey team in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, have in common?
flame
fire
reds
hot
#5.
General
Mixture. Player
tiye
asks:
What is the common bond between a very wise older man, a 1965 Simon and Garfunkel album and Thanksgiving stuffing?
Benedict
Saffron
Sage
Mentor
#6.
General
Mixture. Player
Buddy1
asks:
Where would you most likely find a fender?
in your ear
on jewelry
in a kitchen
on a car
#7.
General
Mixture. Player
DeepHistory
asks:
What animal is the common bond between a shady T.S. Eliot character named Macavity, a proverb referencing more than one way of "skinning", and a string figure game played by children?
Dog
Wolf
Lion
Cat
#8.
General
Mixture. Player
suzidunc
asks:
If I named my new baby "Begonia", what would I have named her after?
A perennial flowering plant
A small mammal related to the capybara
A classic vegetable-based French soup
A garden tent similar to a gazebo
#9.
General
Mixture. Player
Flukey
asks:
Where might you find a stellar nursery?
In a nebula
On your local main shopping street
In a children's hospital
Beside a playground
#10.
General
Mixture. Player
bigwoo
asks:
What type of event was comedy writer Robert Orden referring to when he said "(This) ceremony is an event where the... speaker tells...students dressed in identical...gowns that individuality is the key to success"?
A Vienna Boys' Choir banquet
A US national teachers' convention
A school graduation ceremony
The International Youth Fashion Show