Random Quotient I Trivia Quiz

Answer: kip

Laos uses the kip, Cambodia uses the riel, togrog is used in Mongolia, and Thailand uses the baht. The kip is made up of 100 att.

Answer: Belarus

Second World countries are those that during the Cold War were part of the communist/soviet/socialist block. Belarus was part of the Soviet Union and therefore was considered a second world country. Belarus is a European country which was part of the USSR starting in 1922 up until 1941 when it was taken over by Nazi Germany for three years.

Its history can be considered chaotic, with being controlled by a variety of different countries and under different governments including the BSSR.

Answer: mud

Limnivores eat mud such as some worms. Mud is basically water and soil, and soil is filled with the decaying plants and animals and other matter that the limnivore needs to sustain life. Lithovores eat rocks, and spongivores eat Sea Sponges.

Answer: Magic: The Gathering

The game was never expected to be as popular as it became, creating the foundation for all other collectable card games and catching the interest of over two million players.

Answer: Siem Reap

Angkor Wat, an ancient temple of Cambodia, is also known as Capital Temple. It is located in the province of Siem Reap. Phnom Penh is the capital district of Cambodia. The other provinces are in the same general area as Siem Reap.

Answer: "doubly hollow"

Amphicoelias, the largest Sauropod and dinosaur, could grow to 196 feet in length according to estimates based on a vertebrae discovered in the 19th century. It could weigh up to 122 metric tons and was discovered in 1877. Its name means doubly hollow because its bones were hollow or concave on both sides.

Answer: Gilbert Stuart

It was Gilbert Stuart who painted that portrait of George Washington in 1796. Gene Sarazon was the guy who invented the sand wedge in golf, and Horace Vernet was a French painter who lived during the time period that this portrait was painted.

Answer: Robert Browning

It was Robert Browning. Edison had recorded Robert Browning, a poet, before he died. The recording was then played the year after he had died. Henry Ford was a friend of Edison's, and Rutherford B. Hayes became President of the United States the same year Edison invented the phonograph. Edison had hoped his invention would be used to listen to people after they had died, but it became more poplular with music.

Answer: green

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is an island nation in the Caribbean. It has three diamond in the middle of the flag and has three colored stripes going veritcal. A blue, yellow, and green stripes respectively from left to right. The capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is Kingstown.

Answer: Citizenship Day

Citizenship Day, also known as Constitution Day, is held on September 17th except when it falls on weekends, then schools and other such organizations observe it on the Friday before. National Maritime Day is held on May 22nd every year. Leif Erikson Day is held on October 9th. National Cotton Candy Day is on December 7th.