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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
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#1.
World
Mixture. Player
zorba_scank
asks:
Which Asian airline has had a diminutive Maharajah as its mascot since 1946?
Singapore Airlines
Thai Airways
Cathay Pacific
Air India
#2.
World
Mixture. Player
queproblema
asks:
Chlorine bleach became widely available in the United States during the 1920s. Creating a brand name based on its chemistry, what company marketed it?
Lye-o-line
Purex
Clorox
Hydroxine
#3.
World
Mixture. Player
OwlBullet
asks:
What occurs at the Gettysburg, Punchbowl (Hawaii), Post (Mackinac Island, MI), and Arlington National cemeteries that you wouldn't see at any other national cemetery?
Only Civil War era graves
Canadian Flags
Graves of Presidents
US flag permanently flown at half-staff
#4.
World
Mixture. Player
lout62001
asks:
Due to growing fiscal problems related to the European debt crisis, this Italian Prime Minister resigned in 2011 after losing his majority in parliament. Who was he?
Mario Monti
Georgio Napolitano
Silvio Berlusconi
Romano Prodi
#5.
World
Mixture. Player
daver852
asks:
"Duck and cover!" During the 1950s, millions of American schoolchildren heard these words during drills to prepare them for what disaster?
Gas leak
Tsunami
Fire
Nuclear war
#6.
World
Mixture. Player
Upstart3
asks:
The Anglican priest Chad Varah founded which charity?
Samaritans
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Eton College
National Trust
#7.
World
Mixture. Player
dim_dude
asks:
An ironic and rather dark-humored award, the "Darwin Awards" are presented to individuals that have "contributed to human evolution" by doing what?
Deserting their children
Reproducing at a high rate
Dying in an idiotic manner
Having multiple romantic partners
#8.
World
Mixture. Player
matthewpokemon
asks:
What future US Army general, himself no stranger to controversy, served as a judge at the court-martial of Billy Mitchell, who had been charged with insubordination for suggesting that it was "treasonous" to build battleships instead of warplanes?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Omar Bradley
Mark W. Clark
#9.
World
Mixture. Player
BrightonDragon
asks:
In 2022, Rishi Sunak became the first non-white prime minister of the UK. A world leader congratulated him at a press conference, whilst mangling his name as 'Rashi Sanook'. Which tongue-tied orator was this?
Emmanuel Macron (France)
Joe Biden (USA)
Olaf Schultz (Germany)
Xi Jinping (China)
#10.
World
Mixture. Player
gable
asks:
What US Department of Justice agency was headed by Kash Patel under President Donald Trump?
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
US Marshals' Service
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)
Bureau of Prisons