A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player juanquapha asks:

Which US state had the smallest population per the 2010 census, but its area is the tenth largest of all the states? Its capital shares its name with a Native American tribe. Michigan Iowa Wyoming Colorado

#2. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player kinneylover20 asks:

007 liked his "shaken, not stirred", but some people like their martinis 'dry'. What makes a martini 'dry'? less gin bartender dries the glass before serving lemon peel garnish less vermouth

#3. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player habitsowner asks:

Among the books having the largest number printed in history is one with a red cover. Whose quotations are printed in that book? Mao Tse-tung Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili Chiang Kai-shek Karl Heinrich Marx

#4. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player wonkatriv asks:

Which famous American author predicted that his own death would coincide with the appearance of Halley's Comet in 1910? Hunter S. Thompson William S. Burroughs Harriet Beecher Stowe Mark Twain

#5. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player daver852 asks:

The English longbow is a fairly simple weapon. Why did it require years of training to master? Longbows were difficult to aim Great strength was needed to draw them To avoid breaking arrows when firing it It didn't; anyone could use a longbow

#6. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Jbruno asks:

Polish belongs to what group of languages? Romance Germanic Slavic Ugric

#7. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Sidd2 asks:

Around 1784, Antoine Beauvillier did something in Paris nobody'd done before. Everybody just ate it up. What did he do? He executed a king He opened the first modern restaurant He invented the beret He wrote an X-rated novel

#8. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player rossian asks:

The sayings 'the goose that laid the golden egg' and 'the boy who cried wolf' both have their origins in which of these? Works of William Shakespeare Grimm's Fairy Tales Aesop's Fables The Bible

#9. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player Creedy asks:

Outdoor Christmas carol singing, as we know it today, came into being in medieval England because it was banned from which establishments? Palaces Churches Hospitals Army barracks

#10. Brain Teasers Mixture. Player LeoDaVinci asks:

What famous fast-food chain, known for its red-headed logo, square hamburgers, and frosty desserts, was founded in Columbus, Ohio, in 1969? Wendy's Burger King McDonald's Dairy Queen