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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions
submitted by players
. Take your time, and please consider submitting questions of your own when you are done!
#1.
History
Mixture. Player
swizzletwizzle
asks:
What were "urnfields" in the Bronze Age equivalent to?
Farms
Hotels
Churches
Cemeteries
#2.
History
Mixture. Player
glendathecat
asks:
It is well known that pirates in the Caribbean hunted for coins called pieces of eight, but which country minted these coins?
Spain
Canada
Italy
France
#3.
History
Mixture. Player
lout62001
asks:
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre was the culmination of a gang war between arch rivals "Bugs" and "Scarface". What were their real names?
John Gotti and Carlo Gambino
George Moran and Al Capone
Joseph Ferriola and Rocco Fischetti
Don Corleone and Vito Rizzuto
#4.
History
Mixture. Player
Otautau
asks:
In 1785 Jean-Pierre Blanchard and John Jeffries became the first people to cross the English Channel by which uplifting method?
Inflatable raft
Balloon
Swimming
Submarine
#5.
History
Mixture. Player
daver852
asks:
During WWI, if an RAF pilot told you that a comrade of his had "gone west," what had happened to his friend?
He had gone insane
He had become an Ace
He had died
He had failed pilot training
#6.
History
Mixture. Player
Triviaballer
asks:
Dubbed the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, at what city's World's Fair is it claimed that the waffle ice cream cone and machine-spun cotton candy were first introduced to a wide audience?
Seattle, WA
St. Louis, MO
Laramie, WY
Golden, CO
#7.
History
Mixture. Player
LadyNym
asks:
In the 19th century, in what kind of location would you have come across try-pots? (Melville would know.)
in a hospital
on a cattle ranch
on a whaling ship
in a brewery
#8.
History
Mixture. Player
AdamM7
asks:
In the Partition, the British government created what Muslim-majority country in 1947 with Karachi as its capital?
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
China
#9.
History
Mixture. Player
GBfan
asks:
The Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic are all combined to form which prehistoric Age?
Early Modern Age
Iron Age
Bronze Age
Stone Age
#10.
History
Mixture. Player
BrightonDragon
asks:
Saddam Hussein was defeated in the Iraq War in 2003. What was his subsequent fate?
Killed by his own forces
Executed following trial
Exiled in Saudi Arabia
Died of a heart attack