A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Hobbies Mixture. Player Rowena8482 asks:

A booklet of verses describing the various birthstones for each month was first published in 1870 by which famous jeweler? de Beers Faberge Tiffany & Co. Asprey

#2. Hobbies Mixture. Player Midget40 asks:

Which vegetable is consumed all around the world but varies between being eaten as a soup, a roast vegetable or as a dessert? Sweet Onion Pumpkin Aubergine Radish

#3. Hobbies Mixture. Player MyGirl2000 asks:

What colonial region of the United States was typically known for the use of an apple product called apple butter? Great Lakes region Rocky Mountain region Appalachian region Pacific region

#4. Hobbies Mixture. Player Tekka asks:

What is the commonly used number of tiles in a game of Mahjong? 65 99 144 250

#5. Hobbies Mixture. Player zombiemom asks:

The U.S.A. has many regions famous for various food items. Which is NOT an actual item that you might order in America? Sliders Red Hots Husker Bobs Po' Boys

#6. Hobbies Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

When dining at a restaurant which of the following is the counterpart of "à la carte" when ordering food? brigade de cuisine gueridon service garde manger table d'hôte

#7. Hobbies Mixture. Player akg1486 asks:

Which two chess pieces are involved when a player castles? King and rook Queen and rook King and queen Two pawns

#8. Hobbies Mixture. Player heatherlois asks:

What is the name for the intricate, delicate metalwork which is used in jewellery, and closely resembles lace? It usually refers to twisted threads or tiny beads, soldered together. Filigree Macrame Chantilly Fringing

#9. Hobbies Mixture. Player Tarkowski asks:

The arbutus is also known by what name supposedly given to it by the pilgrims? Mayflower Mill rose Virginia Aster

#10. Hobbies Mixture. Player heatherlois asks:

'Wasp crackers', are exactly what they sound like: boiled and dried wasps mixed into a cracker. Introduced in 2012, where would you go to eat one? Alaska Poland Japan New Zealand