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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions
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#1.
World
Mixture. Player
Creedy
asks:
In which abbey in Ireland was a statue of the Virgin Mary, said to possess healing powers, destroyed by Henry VIII during the dissolution of the monasteries?
Saint Nixon's Abbey
Saint Lennon's Abbey
Saint Clinton's Abbey
Saint Mary's Abbey
#2.
World
Mixture. Player
Matthew_07
asks:
Barack Obama was the 44th President of the United States. His middle name is also the last name of the fifth President of Iraq. What is it?
Jalal
Hussein
Abdul
Rahman
#3.
World
Mixture. Player
Spaudrey
asks:
Winnebago and Fleetwood are associated with the abbreviation RV. What would these entities believe RV stands for?
Right Ventricle
Revised Version
Recreational Vehicle
Remote Viewing
#4.
World
Mixture. Player
ckharding
asks:
Fort Huachuca is home of the US Army Intelligence Center and at one time was used as a base of operations against Geronimo and other Apaches. In what state can Fort Huachuca be found?
Arizona
Wisconsin
Florida
Alaska
#5.
World
Mixture. Player
LadyNym
asks:
In which diminutive but highly developed Asian nation do independent money changers offer better exchange rates than banks?
Mongolia
Singapore
Bangladesh
Philippines
#6.
World
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
After whom did American entrepreneur Dave Thomas name his chain of fast-food restaurants?
a character in Peter Pan
his daughter Melinda Lou
Wendy Testaburger in "South Park"
Wendy the Good Little Witch in comics
#7.
World
Mixture. Player
MikeyGee
asks:
Where would you find the Coca-Cola Museum?
Orlando, Florida
Birmingham, Alabama
Atlanta, Georgia
Columbus, Ohio
#8.
World
Mixture. Player
froggyx
asks:
What is the English word for 'annuler' in French, 'stornieren' in German and 'kanselahin' in Filipino language? (Please do not do this to my question).
Cancel
Annoying
Storm
Kangaroo
#9.
World
Mixture. Player
tiye
asks:
The term "decree nisi" is associated with proceedings that concern what legal case?
Fraud
Treason
Murder
Divorce
#10.
World
Mixture. Player
Readesmom
asks:
The .357 magnum cartridge was first manufactured in 1935. What company known for its firearms introduced it?
Taurus
Browning
Smith & Wesson
Ruger