A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player littlebratt31 asks:

What does the prefix osteo mean? hard pain bone back

#2. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player BlueMNguy asks:

What is another name for the human tailbone? coccyx thorax mandible thymus

#3. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player nautilator asks:

As any fan of Michael Jackson would know, what happens to a person suffering from vitiligo? fingers warping backwards loss of skin pigmentation checker-pattern blindness excess calcium in muscles

#4. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player ep9284 asks:

What is the anatomical name for the forehead, which sounds rather like a character from the series "Happy Days"? Buccal Frons Mental Nasal

#5. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player tritran5555 asks:

In this Chinese practice of alternative therapy, needles are used to relieve pain and medical symptoms. What is this practice called? Acupressure Acupuncture Shiatsu Massage therapy

#6. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player daver852 asks:

You need some sodium hypochlorite. Where in your house would be most likely to find some? Bedroom Attic Living room Laundry

#7. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player VegemiteKid asks:

What disease, around as long ago as Neolithic man, was known variously as consumption, phthisis and white death? Tuberculosis Lupus Mad Cow disease Eczema

#8. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player cowboybluedog asks:

Considering only the six basic genotypes of human blood (AA, AB, BB, AO, BO, OO), if you know both of your (biological) parents have type O blood what blood type is it possible for you to have? Type BO Type A Type O Type AB

#9. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Trivia_Fan54 asks:

Cesium is the American English spelling for the element on the Periodic Table with an atomic number of 55. What is the spelling of this element according to the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC)? Scaescium Sesium Caesium Ceacium

#10. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Bowler413 asks:

Which of these computer companies, larger than it sounds, was bought by Hewlett-Packard in 2002? IBM Intel Compaq Dell