A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player lout62001 asks:

What is the only month of the year that can pass without a single full moon? December February March July

#2. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Hiyori asks:

What is the scientific name for the sense of smell? Olfactory system Gustatory system Auditory system Visual system

#3. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player AakashKing asks:

Which protein is found in the human hair? Keratin Elastin Myosin Serotonin

#4. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player tritran5555 asks:

A few hours after a person dies, the body stiffens. What is this condition known as? Deactivatis Synthesis Decompositis Rigor mortis

#5. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player LBaggins asks:

What is it called when the "points" of the crescent moon aim upwards, so that the moon seems to be lying on its back like a bowl, forming a smile? Wrongway moon Cheshire moon Curved moon Lois moon

#6. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player suomy asks:

Which nearby galaxy, borrowing its name from a constellation in the same area of the sky, boasts the name of a Greek mythological princess? Aries Polaris Hydra Andromeda

#7. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player louisehaim asks:

If I accused you of being a somnambulist, what would you be doing? Trying to borrow money Interpreting dreams Bare knuckle boxing Walking in your sleep

#8. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player GBfan asks:

Which is NOT recommended as a way to calm heart arrhythmia? Meditation Sip some coffee Deep breathing Yoga

#9. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Triviaballer asks:

Hinting at its elemental makeup, what type of diamond is black and is commonly used in industrial settings due to its hardness? Nitride Argentine Potash Carbonado

#10. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player panagos asks:

Which optical principle primarily allows binoculars to magnify distant objects? Diffraction of light waves Refraction through convex lenses Polarization of light Reflection by parabolic mirrors