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#1.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
Rizeeve
asks:
Which sentence correctly uses the word "who"?
Who ate my cookie?
You made these cookies for who?
To who did I give my cookie?
Who did you help bake cookies?
#2.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
nyirene330
asks:
What is the name for the spatial area under the nose and above the lips?
aglet
philtrum
fleer
adit
#3.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
ELJ1
asks:
A flibbertigibbet is a person who _______ ?
sells out a friend
worked as a maid, in Victorian times
chatters on, is flighty and unsettled
handles buckets in gem mines
#4.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
Spontini
asks:
What would an Englishman call a hickey?
Pimple
Love bite
Beauty Spot
Mole
#5.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
hotdogPi
asks:
Of the five letters in the English language that are always vowels (a, e, i, o, u), which one is used the least often?
u
i
a
o
#6.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
researcher53
asks:
The word 'Honeymoon' has several theories as to its origin. The most logical is from the 5th century, when time was measured by moons. The honey comes from an alcoholic beverage drunk in-between the moons, but why was it drunk by newlyweds?
Form of birth control
Better than couples counseling
No hangover from partying
Claimed aphrodisiac ingredients
#7.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
Trufflesss
asks:
Which of these is NOT a meaning of the word "draft"?
A version of a written work
Compulsory military service
An injection
A current of air
#8.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
"Swans Reflecting Elephants" is a Surrealist painting created in 1937 by which famous painter of that movement?
Paul Éluard
Man Ray
Luis Buñuel
Salvador Dali
#9.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
wellenbrecher
asks:
The English word "pants" is a shortened form of which longer term that originated from the name of a comedic Italian character?
pantaloons
pantheras
pantomime
pantalettes
#10.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
In William Golding's novel "Lord of the Flies", he describes the vegetation on the deserted Pacific tropical island where the boys find themselves: "The creepers were as thick as festoons..." What are festoons?
men and women at a costume ball
feather fans used to cool a pharaoh
Hawaiian "kahili" carried before royalty
garlands of fruit, leaves and flowers