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. Geography Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

In which of the following U.S. states is coffee commercially grown? Florida Texas Hawai'i New Mexico

#2. Geography Mixture. Player johnnycat777 asks:

In which two U.S. states can you find the Black Hills, a small isolated mountain range? Maine and Vermont Kansas and Missouri South Dakota and Wyoming Georgia and Florida

#3. Geography Mixture. Player TheIronKnight asks:

This desert is located partly in China and partly in Mongolia. Sahara Syrian Arabian Gobi

#4. Geography Mixture. Player 1nn1 asks:

If I changed the rules and declared that country names could not contain any vowels, which antipodean country would be spelt "STRL"? Austria Australia New Zealand Estonia

#5. Geography Mixture. Player sharonfaye asks:

What is the only state in the U.S. that is partly in the eastern hemisphere? Washington Idaho Alaska Montana

#6. Geography Mixture. Player Joepetz asks:

Baker Beach is located nearby which island prison? Bastille Sing Sing Alcatraz Devil's Island

#7. Geography Mixture. Player Quiz_Beagle asks:

Which attraction in Margaret River, WA, shares its name with similar in Kentucky, Utah and Gibraltar, although none of them have any woolly elephants? Heffalump Surf Beach Kentucky Fried Mammoth Barbary Elephants Mammoth Cave

#8. Geography Mixture. Player heatherlois asks:

What type of catastrophic event happened in Australia in 2020 that destroyed 42 million acres and killed dozens of people and an estimated three billion animals? Bushfires Cyclone Flood Heatwave

#9. Geography Mixture. Player kyleisalive asks:

The mountain town of Arachova is near Delphi (known for its Oracle) in what European nation? Greece Italy Malta Ireland

#10. Geography Mixture. Player trident asks:

Glen Coe, Glen Affric, and Glen Nevis are three beautiful locales situated in which of these geographical regions? Scotland Massachusetts Quebec Tasmania