A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. World Mixture. Player Lilady asks:

In the United States Postal Service, what does the acronym NRLCA mean? National Rural Letter Carriers Association National Rural Labor Career Assistance National Regions Letter Carriers Allies National Ratified Leader Carriers Allie

#2. World Mixture. Player milliesmall asks:

Where would you find a hangar, a control tower, a terminal and a runway? In a construction site In a racetrack In an airport In a factory

#3. World Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

Which U.S. President coined the phrase "separation between church and state"? John Tyler Andrew Johnson Thomas Jefferson Calvin Coolidge

#4. World Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

If your friend from Stuttgart says "Gute Nacht" to you, what time is it mostly likely? noon morning night afternoon

#5. World Mixture. Player stedman asks:

Which of the following is NOT a synonym of the word "trinket"? Diamond Curio Knick-knack Bibelot

#6. World Mixture. Player moonraker2 asks:

Salisbury Cathedral has the tallest spire in England, but which architect, better known for St Paul's Cathedral, reportedly visited in 1668 and noted the spire was slightly off vertical? Isaac Newton Edmond Halley King Charles II Sir Christopher Wren

#7. World Mixture. Player trident asks:

Which of these real estate terms describes moving from a starter home to more expensive houses later in life? property ladder gentrification down payment pocket listing

#8. World Mixture. Player bigwoo asks:

What US president was the subject of a myth about having wooden teeth? Gerald Ford Theodore Roosevelt George Washington Thomas Jefferson

#9. World Mixture. Player Philip_Eno asks:

Located in Florence, Italy, and built in 1656, what type of building is the "Teatro della Pergola"? Cathedral Police station Opera house Brothel

#10. World Mixture. Player gme24 asks:

Which famous captain appeared on Australia's first polymer banknote, issued in 1988 to mark the nation's bicentenary? James Cook Dirk Hartog Matthew Flinders Willem Janszoon