Yellow Fever Trivia Quiz

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Jaundice is a yellowing of the skin, typically caused by liver problems. Daffodils, also called narcissi or jonquils, are flowers that are typically yellow. On the television show "The Simpsons", most of the characters have the trademarked yellow skin. In Italy, mystery novels are called gialli or yellows because the covers are typically yellow to identify them as such. Turmeric is a yellow spice that also produces a yellow dye. Yellow is symbolic of pleasure and warmth. Sensational journalism is also called yellow journalism and generally tries to rally the public for or against an issue. Anti-Asian Panic was called the Yellow Peril and was most prominent in 19th century United States. Aureolin is a yellow pigment used in dyes and paints. It is also called Cobalt Yellow. Bananas are fruit known for its yellow peel when ripe.

The incorrect answers are all associated with other colors. Cyanosis describes the blueish tint received when body tissue is deprived of oxygen. Gorgonzola is an Italian blue cheese. Anti-Communism Panic was called the Red Scare. Cardinals are red birds and in the Catholic Church, Cardinals are church officials who wear red. Chlorophyll is a green pigment found in plants. Environmentalism is symbolized by the color green. Tyre is an ancient city in Lebanon known for its purple dyes. Flamingos are birds who become pink from the carotene in their diet. The Dutch Royal Family comes from the House of Orange. The victim in "Clue" or "Cluedo" is Dr. (or Mr.) Black.