FunTrivia Entertainment Mix: Vol 24 Quiz

Answer: Kermit The Frog

Kermit The Frog (voiced by Jim Henson) sang "It's Not Easy Being Green" on "Sesame Street" in 1970. Since then it has been recorded by such artists as Tony Bennett, Diana Ross, and Ray Charles.

Question by player da_man11

Answer: Sunglasses

Besides being "Joe Cool", Snoopy imagines himself as a variety of characters. Sometimes he's a lawyer. Sometimes he's a World War I Flying Ace. He's also at times a Beagle Scout.

Question by player DotSnoopyFan

Answer: poker

All three of these men are highly regarded in the world of poker. According to the Hendon Mob poker database, each of these players has been the all-time leader in career poker winnings at some point in their respective careers. Doyle Brunson was the second poker player to win 10 World Series of Poker bracelets and Phil Ivey was the fourth. Negreanu was the first player to win World Series of Poker Player of the Year twice.

Question by player cardsfan_027

Answer: Wodan

The name "Wodan" was specifically chosen for Europa Park's first (and so far only) wooden coaster because of the similarity in pronunciation - and the name also directly fits the Icelandic theme area where it is located - Wodan is the father and ruler of the old Germanic Gods. It features a highly variable layout with a lot of small twists and airtime moments, but, like all traditional wooden coasters, does not turn riders upside down.

Taron is a very compact double-launch coaster also featuring tight directional changes and intense airtime at Phantasialand but, also, no inversions. Fenix is a wing coaster with three inversions located at Toverland (if you get to ride it, choose the right side - it's more intense) while Helix features a full seven inversions, including a slow corkscrew right out of the station before the train is launched onto the course. All three are steel coasters.

Question by player WesleyCrusher

Answer: magpies

Heckle had a Brooklyn accent and Jeckle had an English one. They were Terrytoon characters appearing in cartoons from 1946 to 1966.

Question by player shvdotr

Answer: film

The Ghanta Awards are similar to America's Golden Raspberry Awards.

Question by player GoodVibe

Answer: Queen Victoria

A crinoline was a cotton underskirt or petticoat worn underneath a dress in the 19th century. Queen Victoria would have worn them under her dresses. They came in many styles and were stiffened by a variety of things including horse hair and steel. They were what gave a hoop skirt its distinctive shape.

Question by player dcpddc478

Answer: Katharine Hepburn

Kate has an uncanny resemblance to Katharine Hepburn, both in looks and voice. The play was called "Tea At Five" and was based on the great Katharine Hepburn's memoirs. Kate did it beautifully, was an outstanding success and received two awards for her portrayal.

Question by player Creedy

Answer: Jor-El

Jor-El is Superman's Kryptonian father. Zor-El is Supergirl's father. Mon-El is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes. Kor-El was an identity The Parasite used to discredit Superman in a 70's story line.

Question by player da_man11

Answer: India

Cummerbund is a combination of Hindi words kamar (waist) and band (strap). British officers in colonial India noticed local men wearing it and adopted it instead of wearing a waistcoat. It spread throughout Europe and became part of dress for a black tie event.

Question by player CmdrK