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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
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#1.
People
Mixture. Player
MaggieG
asks:
Which of these famous explorers died of natural causes?
Ferdinand Magellan
Sir Walter Raleigh
David Livingstone
Captain James Cook
#2.
People
Mixture. Player
ajwtimperley
asks:
Vannoccio Biringuccio was an Italian who lived during the Renaissance period. He is chiefly known for the work "De la Pirotechnica", which was published in 1540. What is this work about?
Chess
Chickens
Metallurgy
Hieroglyphics
#3.
People
Mixture. Player
jabb5076
asks:
Which of the following accomplished individuals is generally NOT considered a "Renaissance man"?
Thomas Jefferson
Albert Einstein
Leonardo Da Vinci
Benjamin Franklin
#4.
People
Mixture. Player
habitsowner
asks:
According to the "National Geographic Magazine", between 1540 and 1905, who has been the subject of five ballets, forty-five operas, seventy-seven plays?
Nefertiti
Cleopatra
Elizabeth I
Constance of Aragon
#5.
People
Mixture. Player
nickdrew55
asks:
With a theatre in Key West, Florida named after him, which 20th century American author and playwright with the forenames Thomas Lanier, allegedly choked to death on the cap from a bottle of eye drops?
John Steinbeck
Tennessee Williams
Mark Twain
Nathaniel Hawthorne
#6.
People
Mixture. Player
ponycargirl
asks:
Prince Philip, husband to England's Queen Elizabeth II, abandoned his royal titles in what countries before their marriage?
France and Italy
Norway and Sweden
Russia and Japan
Greece and Denmark
#7.
People
Mixture. Player
chabenao1
asks:
Known for his creation of the characters Jeeves and Wooster, which author was interned by the Nazis in Poland in 1940?
Christopher Isherwood
Kingsley Amis
Graham Greene
P.G. Wodehouse
#8.
People
Mixture. Player
Nealzineatser
asks:
The novel "Vanity Fair" by William Thackeray is often considered the defining Victorian domestic novel. What was his unusual middle name?
Endwar
Napoleon
Love
Makepeace
#9.
People
Mixture. Player
ponycargirl
asks:
Which German amateur archaeologist, better known for another discovery, found an artifact that he called the "Mask of Agamemnon" in Mycenae?
Howard Carter
Heinrich Schliemann
Sir Leonard Wooley
Paul Emilie Botta
#10.
People
Mixture. Player
gable
asks:
Which of these philosophers had the first name Soren?
Kierkegaard
Hoffding
Anderson
Agerskov