The Letter F Trivia

1. What is the name of the currency in Hungary?

From Quiz Words Starting with an F

Answer: Forint

The Forint is the current (2016) currency of Hungary. Although a member of the EU, Hungary would dearly love to be a member of the Euro currency. However, this could take some time. The Fanam used to be the currency used by the Madras Presidency until 1815. It was circulated alongside the Indian Rupee. The Florin was the currency of Tuscany between 1826-1859. The Franc was a currency used by a number of countries including France, Luxembourg and Belgium before converting to the Euro. The Swiss Franc is still a valuable currency.

From Quiz There's No 'F' in Adventures in Authoring

Answer: Fiji

Fiji is a former British colony which gained independence in 1970. It is part of Melanesia, located to the north of New Zealand, and one of the main sources of revenue is tourism.

From Quiz ABChain Gang - F

Answer: King Lear

William Shakespeare wrote "King Lear" around 1605. In the play, Edgar is claimed to be possessed by five different fiends. One of these fiends is "Flibbertygibbet", which is used to mean "fiend", "sprite", or "devil". Maria from "The Sound of Music" is called a "flibbertygibbet" in the song "Maria": "How do you solve a problem like Maria? How do you catch a cloud and pin it down? How do you find a word that means Maria? A flibbertigibbet! A will-o'-the wisp! A clown!" ~salami_swami

From Quiz "F"inally another alphabet quiz

Answer: Field Spaniel

A descendant of the English Cocker Spaniel, the Field Spaniel is a working dog which has a gentle, affectionate personality. The Finnish Lapphund originated, as the name implies, in Lapland, the area on the Scandinavian Peninsula north of the arctic circle. Initially hunters, they changed with the Sami society and became herding dogs. A spitz breed, the thick weatherproof coat protects a small, intelligent, friendly dog which needs a moderate amount of exercise. The French Brittany Spaniel is a gun dog, normally black and white but may be tricoloured (white, liver and orange, or roaned in these colours). With an easy-going disposition and seemingly unlimited energy, this little guy makes a good companion and excellent bird dog. The Fauves de Bretagne is a medium-sized, reddish dog with a history going back to the Middle Ages. Also known as the Tawny Brittany Griffon, it was originally used to keep wolves from the sheep in Brittany.

From Quiz F Words

Answer: flightless

The extinct dodo, the cassowary and rhea are all flightless birds. The dodo is the only one that is extinct (while the Lesser Rhea is extinct, the Common Rhea is not) and all three are classified in different orders and therefore different families (cassowary is in order Casuariiformes, rhea is in Rheiformes and dodo was in Columbiformes, closely related to the pigeon and dove). Therefore, the only similarity listed is that they are (or were) flightless.

From Quiz The Fantabulous "F"!

Answer: a type of sailing vessel

A felucca is a narrow coasting vessel that has oars and/or sails, that's mostly found in the Mediterranean. I actually thought (at first) that the double cc was pronounced "Fe-LU-Cha" but its either "Fe-LU (LU as in loop)-ka" or "Fe-Lu (Lu as in lumber)-Ka". Strange, isn't it?

From Quiz Fantastic "F"

Answer: Fine Sea Food

John Allen Hill, the owner of Melville's, was played by Keene Curtis.

From Quiz 'F' is the answer

Answer: Sir David Frost

Sir David Frost's remarkable career has included many memorable interviews not least that of Richard Nixon, which achieved the largest audience for a news interview in history.

From Quiz "F"ind the correct answer starting with "F"

Answer: Fred Noonan

Fred Noonan (1893-1937) was an American aviator who was the co-pilot for Amelia Earhart when their aircraft disappeared in the Pacific Ocean in 1937. Fred Grandy is an American actor best known for his role as "Gopher" in the TV series "The Love Boat" appearing in 246/250 episodes. He was also a Member of the US House of Representatives from 1987-1995. Fred Perry (1909-1995) was an English tennis player who won eight Grand Slam singles tennis titles between 1934-36. Fred Gwynne (1926-1993) was an American actor who starred in the TV series "Car 54, Where Are You?" (1961-3) and "The Munsters" (1964-66).

From Quiz Words Starting with an F

Answer: Foreman

After winning gold in Mexico George Foreman became the World Boxing Heavyweight Champion in 1973, beating Joe Frazier, and defended his title many times over the next four years. He retired in 1977 and made a comeback in 1987. In 1994 at the age of 45 he again became the World Champion, a title which he held until 1997. Joe Frazier (1944-2011) was an American boxer who after winning the gold medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics in the Heavyweight Division went on to become the professional World Heavyweight Champion. Bob Foster (1938-2015) was an American boxer who never competed in the Olympics but won the World Light-Heavyweight title in 1968 and defended it 14 times up to 1974 when he retired. Chris Finnegan (1944-2009) was English boxer who after winning the Olympic gold medal at Middleweight Division in Mexico City in 1968 went on to win British, European and Commonwealth Light-Heavyweight Titles.

From Quiz There's No 'F' in Adventures in Authoring

Answer: Francisco Franco

Francisco Franco led a military coup in Spain which failed, but the subsequent turmoil developed into the Spanish Civil War. With the Germans and Italians supporting Franco's Nationalists, and the Soviet Union and others supporting the Republicans, this turned out to be a rehearsal for World War II.

From Quiz 'F' is for Fantastic

Answer: Frances

Diana Frances Spencer was born on 1st July 1961 in Sandringham, Norfolk. Her connection with the British Royal Family did not begin with her marriage to Prince Charles -- her father was a descendant of King Charles II via four illegitimate sons. Her ancestors also include the daughter of King James II, a line which also includes Henry IV, Robert the Bruce and Sir Winston Churchill.

From Quiz Fabulous "F"

Answer: Fleur Delacour

The Triwizard Tournament is held in Hogwarts. Fleur studies in Beaubaxtons, France. The character of Fleur Delacour is played by Clemence Poesy.

From Quiz "F"inally another alphabet quiz

Answer: Gentile da Fabriano

Gentile da Fabriano lived c. 1370-1427 in what is now Italy. According to www.ibiblio.org, "He carried out important commissions in several major Italian art centers and was recognized as one of the foremost artists of his day, but most of the work on which his great contemporary reputation was based has been destroyed. It included frescoes in the Doges' Palace in Venice (1408) and for St John Lateran in Rome (1427). In between he worked in Florence, Siena, and Orvieto." Fra Angelico, a Dominican friar, was born around 1400 and died in 1455. He started his career as a manuscript illustrator, became prior of S. Domenico in Fiesole in 1450, and worked in Rome, creating the frescoes in the private chapel of Pope Nicholas V at the Vatican. He was beatified in 1984. Jean Fouquet (or Foucquet) was born c1420 and died c1481. He was born in Tours, France, and became a premier painter of portraits for members of the French Court. A superb draughtsman, his paintings are exquisitely rich in detail. Fragonard was of a much later era, born in 1732 and dying in 1806, and was a proponent of the Rococo movement. An expert painter of landscapes, he is best known for his erotic (but very tasteful) paintings.

From Quiz Beginning with F...

Answer: Finding Nemo

"Finding Nemo" is a Disney/Pixar film, and in my opinion, one of the best. Nigel was a pelican who ultimately helped Marlin and Dory find Nemo in the dentist's fish tank.

From Quiz F Words

Answer: Flyer

On December 17, 1903 at Kittyhawk, North Carolina, Wilbur and Orville Wright made the first powered, controlled flight in an aircraft in their "Flyer". Since their pioneering flight, aviation has developed considerably, but interestingly, basic controls of aircraft are fairly much the same as those devised by the Wright brothers. The brothers continued to develop their ideas and by the end of 1905 they had made the world's first practical flying craft and were doing figure-eights and staying aloft for half an hour. (Reference and a recommended source of further information, www.first-to-fly.com)

From Quiz The Fantabulous "F"!

Answer: February

We owe this great month to Dr. Carter G. Woodson. He was born to parents who were former slaves. He worked hard though, taking grueling jobs so he could go to Harvard to get an MBA. He was saddened and disturbed by the fact that there were hardly any blacks in the history books, and in the few cases that were, they were shown in a very inferior light. So he established the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (now the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History) in 1915, and one year later he founded the broadly respected "Journal of Negro History". In 1926, Woodson launched Negro History Week "to bring national attention to the contributions of black people throughout American history", and Black History month has been held ever since.

From Quiz Fantastic "F"

Answer: fauna

Fauna is animals and flora is plants.

From Quiz A Funny, Fantastic and Flabbergasting F Quiz

Answer: Feyenoord

The club from Rotterdam took the honors in 1970 by beating Scottish outfit Celtic 2-1. The match winning goal was scored in the 117th minute by Swedish striker Ove Kindvall.

From Quiz 'F' is the answer

Answer: Funny Face

This 1957 film starred Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn.

From Quiz Words Starting with an F

Answer: Flynn

Errol Flynn (1909-1959) was born in Tasmania, Australia and after acting in Australia and England he immigrated to the USA in 1934 as a contract actor for Warner Bros. Over the years he starred in "Captain Blood", "The Charge of the Light Brigade, "The Adventures of Robin Hood", "The Dawn Patrol", "The Sea Hawk" and many more. Errol Flynn was married three times and had four children. His only son, Sean Flynn, disappeared in Cambodia in 1971 while there as a war correspondent during the Vietnam War. Peter Finch (1916-1977) was a British-born Australian actor who won a posthumous Academy Award for Best Actor in the 1976 movie "Network". Douglas Fairbanks (1883-1939) was an American actor who was best known for his swashbuckling roles in the silent movies. Morgan Fairchild is an American actress in film and television.

From Quiz Fast, Fun & Friendly

Answer: fishy

Examples of the use of "fishy" might be: "I love seafood, but this tastes too fishy for me". Or: "There was something fishy about the ending of the match".

From Quiz There's No 'F' in Adventures in Authoring

Answer: Ferret

The ferret is a domesticated mammal, and a close relative of the polecat. In the past, ferrets have been used for hunting rabbits, and because of the similarity of their biological make-up to that of humans, they are also used extensively in biomedical research.

From Quiz 'F' is for Fantastic

Answer: Foxes

A group of foxes is known as either a skulk or a leash. The adjective that describes foxes is vulpine. A fox family comprises a vixen (mom), a reynard, todd or dog (dad) and youngsters which may be called pups, cubs or kits. Of the alternatives, you would find a business of ferrets, comprising jills (females), hobs (males) and kits (youngsters). The adjective that describes ferrets is musteline. A group of Flamingos is called a stand. Phoenicopterine describe flamingos, which can be either hens or cocks. Numerous collective nouns can be used for a group of finches -- trembling, trimming, chirm or charm. Fringilline is the adjectives that describes finches. Like flamingos, the family group comprises hens, cocks and chicks.

From Quiz Fabulous "F"

Answer: Fluorine

Fluorine (or its fluoride compounds) is added to toothpaste. On the other hand, chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) is widely used in the manufacturing of microchips, refrigerators and air conditioners. Ferum's other name is iron. Its chemical element's symbol is Fe. However, the name iron (not ferum) is used in the periodic table of chemical elements.

From Quiz "F"inally another alphabet quiz

Answer: Fugitive

Thank heavens for the Amazon.com blurbs, as I haven't read this one (yet). A man is sent to prison for murdering his girlfriend - but says he didn't do it. Problem is, he's not exactly the sort of guy you'd want to bring home to meet Daddy - and now he's escaped from prison, only to be caught again... Will Kinsey find the evidence to prove him innocent, or was he really the bad guy after all? Hmmm.... I have to go get a copy of this one, it looks like a jolly good read!

From Quiz Beginning with F...

Answer: 1872

The F.A Cup (or to give it its full name, The Football Association Challenge Cup) is a tournament played throughout the English football season and is the oldest (and arguably the most famous) football competition in the world. The first winners of the tournament were Wanderers FC.

From Quiz F Words

Answer: Four Weddings and a Funeral

In the British-made "Four Weddings and a Funeral", relatively little-known Hugh Grant played Englishman Charles who falls for American Carrie (MacDowell). The supporting cast of Charles' friends and family make a brilliantly funny and poignant story as we follow their lives through four weddings and a funeral. "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986)is about a high school boy who goes to great lengths to take a day off school. "Father of the Bride" (1991) starred Steve Martin and Diane Keaton. "Father Hood" (1993) starred Sabrina Lloyd and Patrick Swayze.

From Quiz Fantastic "F"

Answer: fifty-five

55x55=3025. The square root of a number is the number that when multiplied by itself gives you the other number.

From Quiz A Funny, Fantastic and Flabbergasting F Quiz

Answer: Fredericksburg

Union troops under Ambrose E. Burnside suffered a major defeat after charging the stone wall at Marye's Heights fourteen times.

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