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Quiz about I Kiss With Tulips
Quiz about I Kiss With Tulips

I Kiss With Tulips Trivia Quiz


For Commission XXVII, each player was allocated a title, devised by someone else, where a body part had to be hidden in the title. The quiz could be on any topic. Therefore ten body parts with only three letters are hidden in ten brainteasing questions.

A multiple-choice quiz by 1nn1. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
1nn1
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
364,278
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
702
Awards
Top 20% Quiz
Last 3 plays: Rizeeve (10/10), Guest 90 (10/10), em1958 (8/10).
Question 1 of 10
1. Find the hidden body part in the following passage:
"'I Kiss With Tulips?'", asked Quizplayer incredulously,"What type of title is that?"
"Somebody else's", grumbled Quizmaker, morosely, "How am I supposed to make a quiz out of that?"

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 2 of 10
2. Can you identify the missing body part?
The cacophony coming from the play area reserved for children was particularly jarring to me as I preferred a quieter environment.

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 3 of 10
3. What is the hidden body part?
I have got so fit from jogging I feel as I could run from West Coast to East Coast without stopping.

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 4 of 10
4. Please find a missing body part, and it is not "gum".
Oh Gross! Under the table, gum, chewed and spat out was stuck everywhere.

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 5 of 10
5. Where is the missing body part?
With his sleeve poking through the convertible's open window, the car mirror made his elbow seem closer than what it really was.

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 6 of 10
6. Find the body part:
Tracey eats only food that is visually appealing which means she misses out on some really great meals.

Answer: (One Word)
Question 7 of 10
7. Where's the body part?
Last time I was at the beach, I saw neither Ibis nor Spoonbill waterbirds, which is a shame as they are distinctly Australian birds and they remind me of home.

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 8 of 10
8. Please find the hidden body part:
"When it's raining, umbrellas are useful", disclosed the class bore, rather obviously. He seems to like the sound of his own words.

Answer: (One word, three letters)
Question 9 of 10
9. Can you find the hidden body part?
I wanted to go to both Ipanema and Copacabana but the airfares to Rio de Janeiro are so high they could burn a hole in my pocket.

Answer: (One word three letters)
Question 10 of 10
10. Where's my body part:
Freyja was the Norse goddess of gold, love, sexuality, beauty, fertility and death. She had a brother Frey and a father Njorth but there is no mention in the literature of who her mother is.

Answer: (One word, three letters)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Find the hidden body part in the following passage: "'I Kiss With Tulips?'", asked Quizplayer incredulously,"What type of title is that?" "Somebody else's", grumbled Quizmaker, morosely, "How am I supposed to make a quiz out of that?"

Answer: Lip

tu(LIP)s.
One lip is useful, two are better for food intake, speech articulation, communication (facial expressions) and for the first stage in propagating the human species.
2. Can you identify the missing body part? The cacophony coming from the play area reserved for children was particularly jarring to me as I preferred a quieter environment.

Answer: ear

ar(EA R)eserved. An ear is a very serviceable organ: Not only does it capture sound to help us interpret the world, but it also helps with balance and body position awareness. Some people think that the ear is the external hearing apparatus but this is just the pinna or auricle.

The organ ear actually consists of the internal processes such as the eardrum, semi-circular canals for balance and the three smallest bones in the human body. Two ears are better than one: Two ears help distinguish the direction a sound comes from and help us appreciate music better when we have stereophonic sound.
3. What is the hidden body part? I have got so fit from jogging I feel as I could run from West Coast to East Coast without stopping.

Answer: toe

Coast (TO E)ast.
Toes are useful parts as they provide stability when walking. While the foot (in humans at least), supports the weight of the body, those toes assist with balance, weight bearing and propulsion (thrust) when moving forward.
4. Please find a missing body part, and it is not "gum". Oh Gross! Under the table, gum, chewed and spat out was stuck everywhere.

Answer: leg

tab(LE G)um.
A leg is a utilitarian feature. One is necessary for locomotion (e.g. clams) but two are better (eg. birds, humans). Are four legs more useful than two? Hmmm - No, because four legs means no arms. Legs have a weight bearing function as well.
5. Where is the missing body part? With his sleeve poking through the convertible's open window, the car mirror made his elbow seem closer than what it really was.

Answer: arm

c(AR M)irror.
Arms are very, useful, two of them doubly so. With rotational ability at the shoulder elbow and wrist, arms can serve four out of six purposes that simple machines can do: Lever, wedge, screw and inclined plane.
6. Find the body part: Tracey eats only food that is visually appealing which means she misses out on some really great meals.

Answer: eye

Trac(EY E)ats...
Eyes are fascinating organs: They convert light into electo-chemical impulses in nerve cells to produce sight. At the risk of personal bias, I believe sight is the most developed of senses and the eye is the most sophisticated sense organ.
7. Where's the body part? Last time I was at the beach, I saw neither Ibis nor Spoonbill waterbirds, which is a shame as they are distinctly Australian birds and they remind me of home.

Answer: rib

neithe(R IB)is.
Ribs have no intrinsic function themselves but they offer protection of the thoracic organs by acting as a cage around them. They also offer stability of the trunk by attaching to the vertebral column in vertebrates, and, facilitate breathing by allowing the lungs to inflate safely.
8. Please find the hidden body part: "When it's raining, umbrellas are useful", disclosed the class bore, rather obviously. He seems to like the sound of his own words.

Answer: gum

rainin(G UM)brellas.
The gum or gums, one for the mandible, one for the maxilla are more scientifically known as gingiva. The main, indeed, only real function of the gums is to provide a tight seal between the teeth and the mucosal surface of the mouth.
9. Can you find the hidden body part? I wanted to go to both Ipanema and Copacabana but the airfares to Rio de Janeiro are so high they could burn a hole in my pocket.

Answer: hip

bot(H IP)anema.
(It's a bit of a long bow to associate a pocket with a hip, but I am sure you made the connection).
The hip can refer to two anatomical components: The hip region or the hip joint. The hip regional is that part that is lateral to the gluteal region, underneath the iliac crest (the part of the hip bone that sticks out above the upper part of your leg - well it probably sticks out on you rather than me) and the upper part of you femur.
The hip joint actually refers to the joint of the upper femur which acts like a ball and the hip bone (three bones fused together) which acts like a socket.
10. Where's my body part: Freyja was the Norse goddess of gold, love, sexuality, beauty, fertility and death. She had a brother Frey and a father Njorth but there is no mention in the literature of who her mother is.

Answer: jaw

Frey(JA W)as.
A jaw is usually one of a pair and in vertebrates, refers to the lower part of the jaw, the mandible, which is usually articulated near the upper jaw or maxilla. The jaw is usually used for holding or manipulating food and has a secondary function in assisting with speech.
Source: Author 1nn1

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This quiz is part of series Commission #28:

The human body is the focal point for this twenty-eighth Commission from the Author's Lounge. Releasing in May 2013, this one challenged participants to write quizzes based on titles received containing body parts.

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