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. Hobbies Mixture. Player Booklover17 asks:

Which popular construction toy derives its name from a Danish phrase meaning "play well"? Playmobil K'nex Meccano Lego

#2. Hobbies Mixture. Player alexis722 asks:

What is the common bond of these drinks: Mocktail, Nada Colada, Nojito and Virgin Mary? They are only served to children They are all served without ice They are non-alcoholic The are served with fruit

#3. Hobbies Mixture. Player James25 asks:

Which token available in the game of Monopoly is also used in sewing? Iron Top Hat Thimble Wheelbarrow

#4. Hobbies Mixture. Player LadyNym asks:

The petals of which lovely flower, known as a symbol of love and beauty, are used to make a fragrant jam known in Turkey as "gül reçeli"? lily rose orchid tulip

#5. Hobbies Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

Why is a star shape, along with trees, camels, cribs, reindeer and Santa, included in a collection of cookie cutters made especially for Christmas cookies? Star Line shipping company an ancient Wiccan symbol the Star in the East a reference to Jesus' celebrity

#6. Hobbies Mixture. Player gracious1 asks:

Which of these delicious dishes has Turkish, Greek, and Middle Eastern origins? risotto baklava bibimbap ceviche

#7. Hobbies Mixture. Player misstified asks:

Which herb sounds as if it originated in a particular European country? Korean Mint American Spike Japanese Leek Fenugreek

#8. Hobbies Mixture. Player BrightonDragon asks:

'The green fairy' is a colourful name for which strong alcoholic drink which has increased in popularity in recent years? Chartreuse Gin Absinthe Cointreau

#9. Hobbies Mixture. Player GBfan asks:

Why are they called dill pickles? Short for "delicious" Named for a region in England Made with the herb dill Created by Harold Dill in North Carolina

#10. Hobbies Mixture. Player looney_tunes asks:

Which of these is the most likely to be served in a dish called a crumble? artichokes onions peas apples