A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. General Mixture. Player wonkatriv asks:

What word is both the name of a novel by Sinclair Lewis and the last name of Dustin Hoffman's character in the movie "Rain Man"? Bandana Bobbitt Babbitt Babbage

#2. General Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

What do a treatment for pain reduction through electricity to the skin, a decade of years, and the plagues inflicted upon ancient Egypt have in common? Ten Death Lightning Twelve

#3. General Mixture. Player Pooletoobine asks:

What word can mean a toy, a cat breed or Aerosmith song? Poodle Ragdoll Puppet Racket

#4. General Mixture. Player lout62001 asks:

What would be the association between avians from the order Strigiformes, Minerva's sacred bird and Temple University's team name? Owls Robins Doves Cardinals

#5. General Mixture. Player kyleisalive asks:

Which of these is edible? Vulcanized rubber Banana peel Limestone Lobster shell

#6. General Mixture. Player Rizeeve asks:

Which of these gemstones is NOT commonly blue? Aquamarine Citrine Tanzanite Sapphire

#7. General Mixture. Player renboyski asks:

Which folklore legend is incorrectly paired with its country or place of origin? Chupacabra from Puerto Rico The Kappa from China The Mothman from West Virginia, USA Trolls from Scandinavia

#8. General Mixture. Player anthea84 asks:

The name Andrea comes from the Greek word "andros". What is its original meaning in Greek? Lucky Manly Good Wise

#9. General Mixture. Player Upstart3 asks:

Portugal is the country with the largest percentage of its area devoted to plantations of which iconic Australian tree? Frangipani Wattle Eucalyptus Banksia

#10. General Mixture. Player dim_dude asks:

The last six spins of the roulette wheel have landed on black. What am I suffering from if I believe that red is "due"? Double Jeopardy Murphy's Law Maximum Likelihood Gambler's Fallacy