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. People Mixture. Player Mini_x2c asks:

Which of the following do Regina King and Reina King have in common? Both gave birth to a set of twins They share the same birthday Both Regina and Reina mean "Queen" They are first cousins

#2. People Mixture. Player bubbatom1 asks:

Many great treasures were found when the tomb of Tutankhamen was opened in 1923. Within a few months of the discovery, the financier of the expedition was dead, apparently from an infected mosquito bite. Who was the financier of the Tutankhamen expedition? Lord Carnarvon Marquess of Queensberry Marquis de Sade Earl of Mar

#3. People Mixture. Player snediger asks:

Which Maine native and super-star horror writer (who also wrote under the name Richard Bachman), once called Glenn Beck, a prominent American right-wing radio & Fox TV commentator, "Satan's mentally challenged younger brother"? H.P. Lovecraft George Romero Ray Bradbury Stephen King

#4. People Mixture. Player zombiemom asks:

In 1961, President John Kennedy created a volunteer organization that encouraged young Americans to participate in a global development program. Three days later, he appointed its first director. Who was this person? Donald Hess John Dellanback Carolyn Payton R. Sargent Shriver

#5. People Mixture. Player Jennifer5 asks:

In the UK, who might you expect to see driving a vehicle sometimes known by the nickname 'panda car' or 'jam sandwich'? Firefighter Doctor Police officer Taxi driver

#6. People Mixture. Player Jinxgirl asks:

Allo! Born in 1802, I penned the following celebration of love - "A mother's arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them." Who am I? Alexander Dumas Victor Hugo Marie Laveau Marcel Marceau

#7. People Mixture. Player tritran5555 asks:

This well known female poet was born in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA in 1830. She was introduced by Benjamin Franklin Newton to the work and writings of William Wordsworth. Who was the poet? Emily Dickinson Helen Hunt Jackson Charlotte Bronte Anna Akhmatova

#8. People Mixture. Player zorba_scank asks:

Which European dynasty takes its name from a medieval fortress that was named after the German word for hawk's castle or hawk's nest? Wittelsbach Babenburg Habsburg Bourbon

#9. People Mixture. Player gracious1 asks:

Who is famous for popularizing the saying, "A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle"? Jane Fonda Hillary Clinton Margaret Thatcher Gloria Steinem

#10. People Mixture. Player Triviaballer asks:

In 1755 what free spirit was arrested and sentenced to five years imprisonment at the Doge's Palace in Venice, for "affront to religion and common decency"? Giacomo Casanova Blackbeard Voltaire James Cook