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#1.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
BroncoRR
asks:
U.S. SPORTS - What is generally known as "the most exciting two minutes in sports"?
Indianapolis 500
Kentucky Derby
Super Bowl
Stanley Cup
#2.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
tjongololo
asks:
Which former Czechoslovakian tennis player, who later became a citizen of the USA, has an autobiography titled, "Being Myself"?
Anna Kournikova
Hana Mandlikova
Martina Hingis
Martina Navratilova
#3.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
lout62001
asks:
Rights, rites and writes are examples of homophones. Which of the following sentences contains the proper usage?
The teacher rites on the blackboard.
The preacher performed the last writes.
Parents teach about rites and wrongs.
The accused was read his rights.
#4.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
spanishliz
asks:
What degree is held by each of the characters Marcus Welby, Gregory House and Doogie Howser?
PhD
DPhil
M.A.
M.D.
#5.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
zorba_scank
asks:
Which comic strip featuring a beagle who fancied himself as a World War I ace was renamed "Radishes" for its publication in Denmark?
Hagar the Horrible
Garfield
Peanuts
Calvin and Hobbes
#6.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
tritran5555
asks:
At the restaurant, a 34 years old woman was found unconscious and not breathing by the paramedics. She had respiratory arrest. What would be the first advanced life support measure these rescuers do to create an airway for her?
Insert a speculum
Insert a pacemaker
Insert a Foley catheter
Insert an oropharyngeal tube
#7.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
psnz
asks:
SNOOKER: Which semi-finalist was successful in winning the 2021 World Snooker Championship? (It was no joke.)
Stuart Bingham ("Ball-run")
Kyren Wilson ("The Warrior")
Shaun Murphy ("The Magician")
Mark Selby ("The Jester from Leicester")
#8.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
ramonesrule
asks:
This northern Italian city is located in a region known for art, music, prosciutto and cheese. What is the city called?
Parma
Gruyere
Edam
Asturias
#9.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
trident
asks:
Wales has two emblems that are popularly worn on holidays such as Saint David's Day. One is the daffodil and the other is what bulbed vegetable?
celery
broccoli
leek
carrot
#10.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
LeoDaVinci
asks:
What is the full name of the founder of al-Qaeda, who was killed in a raid by U.S. Navy SEALs in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in 2011?
Saddam Hussein
Muammar Qaddafi
Ayman al-Zawahiri
Osama bin Laden