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. World Mixture. Player Windswept asks:

What is the name of the cylindrical clay oven used to bake bread in India, the Middle East, Pakistan, the Balkans and many other places? Haandi Tava Karhai Tandoor

#2. World Mixture. Player ozzz2002 asks:

In 1986, Olof Palme was assassinated whilst walking home from a cinema. He was the Prime Minister of which country at the time? New Zealand Japan Kenya Sweden

#3. World Mixture. Player dcpddc478 asks:

What is the proper name for the carved wooden decoration, usually depicting a human being, found on the front of ships in the 17th-19th centuries? Figurehead Headsail Ballast Schooner

#4. World Mixture. Player martin_cube asks:

Traditionally, what colour were telephone boxes in Britain? Black and white Red Pink with blue spots Camouflage

#5. World Mixture. Player caramellor asks:

Based in the U.S. and specializing in sports, what is the correct name of a massive global cable and satellite television network corporation? NPSE ESPN EPSN NSPE

#6. World Mixture. Player 480154st asks:

Swiss businessman Jean-Henri Dunant founded which organisation in 1863? Ku Klux Klan Royal Automobile Club Master Brewers Of Belguim International Red Cross

#7. World Mixture. Player timence asks:

Which French building is named after a long-serving French Prime Minister? Jospin Tower Pompidou Centre Villepin Museum Opera de Cresson

#8. World Mixture. Player Otautau asks:

What type of institution are Wormwood Scrubs and Strangeways in the United Kingdom? Naval bases Public schools Prisons Beauty clinics

#9. World Mixture. Player Matthew_07 asks:

Mille crêpes are delicious cakes consist of many layers of thin crêpes. In the French language, crêpe means pancake. Which quantity does the word "mille" refer to in French? Thousand Ten Hundred One

#10. World Mixture. Player matthewpokemon asks:

American billionaire J. Paul Getty was famously frugal, going so far as to install what in his private residence, Sutton Place? Alexander Graham Bell might've rolled his eyes. Coin-operated toilets Pay phone Timers on the showers Metered parking