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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
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#1.
History
Mixture. Player
Aussiedrongo
asks:
Immediately after shooting John Lennon in 1980, Mark Chapman read a book while waiting for the police to arrive. What classic piece of American literature did he read?
Moby Dick
Green Eggs and Ham
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Catcher in the Rye
#2.
History
Mixture. Player
Booklover17
asks:
This event occurred on August 14, 2003. It affected over 55 million people in New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and Ohio in the United States and a large part of Ontario, Canada. What was this event?
Power outage
Milk shortage
Earthquake
Sonic boom
#3.
History
Mixture. Player
mlcmlc
asks:
On June 4, 1989, the Chinese government used military force to end protests which began in April and were concentrated in and around Tiananmen Square in Beijing. How did a lone Chinese man make international news the following day?
trying to escape from China
crying in the square
stopping a column of tanks
killing himself at the square
#4.
History
Mixture. Player
SisterSeagull
asks:
During World War II, which stretch of water, currently the busiest seaway in the world, was the scene of the daring naval operation which became known as 'The Channel Dash'?
Kattegat
The English Channel
The Bering Strait
The Cook Strait
#5.
History
Mixture. Player
mask100
asks:
Quite a lot of interesting things happened in the 1960s. Which of these events did NOT take place in the 60s?
Cuban Missile Crisis
Fall of the Berlin Wall
First Moon Landing
Popularity of Beatles in the US
#6.
History
Mixture. Player
KATE211
asks:
Which city was known as Londinium?
Lille
Lisbon
London
Lyon
#7.
History
Mixture. Player
pagea
asks:
In which European city was there a series of meetings between the European states at the end of the Napoleonic wars (1814-1815), with the purpose of restoring political order in Europe?
London
Moscow
Baghdad
Vienna
#8.
History
Mixture. Player
OldManJack
asks:
French explorer Jacques Cartier is credited with mapping and helping to settle the area around which major river?
Mississippi
Columbia
Ohio
St. Lawrence
#9.
History
Mixture. Player
gracious1
asks:
In June 2024, hundreds of demonstrators lay down on the steps of the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, to symbolize the mass casualties in what war-torn territory in the Middle East?
Macau
Rojava
Kurdistan
Gaza
#10.
History
Mixture. Player
trident
asks:
From the late 1800s to the early 1900s, the Russian Empire promoted Pan-Slavism in cities such as Belgrade, Prague, and Zagreb. What rival were they primarily trying to weaken with this tactic?
French Empire
British Empire
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Spanish Empire