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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.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
mike32768
asks:
The Harlem Globetrotters, an exhibition team known for extreme ball-handling, dribbling and shooting, play which sport?
Basketball
Baseball
Soccer
Hockey
#2.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
zonko
asks:
This musician associated with The Police composed the theme tune to the TV series "The Equalizer". Who is this person?
Tommy Lee
Sean Combs
Michael Jackson
Stewart Copeland
#3.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Creedy
asks:
Sigmund Freud was noted, among other things, for his references to phallic symbols. Once, however, when a friend of his commented that Freud's constantly smoked cigars were also phallic symbols, what did Freud reply?
Aha, my friend, so you are impotent?
Huh?
You are unhappily married, yes?
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
#4.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
suomy
asks:
Theodor Seuss Geisel is known for his children's books with titles such as "Green Eggs and Ham" and "The Cat in the Hat". How is he better known?
Eric Carle
Mark Twain
Dr. Seuss
Roald Dahl
#5.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
What do a seismically-active horseshoe-shaped zone in the Pacific Ocean basin, an American humourist writer (especially about sports), and a series of four operas by Richard Wagner have in common?
crown
angel
river
ring
#6.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
What do a small green citrus fruit which is acid-sweet, the supposedly dead character in "The Third Man" (1949), and any of a number of calcium-based inorganic compounds useful in construction and water purification have in common?
sands
lime
Adam
Clementine
#7.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
Creedy
asks:
What is the usual difference between a first or second tenor in a men's choir?
First tenors are castrati
First tenors are better looking
First tenor sings melody and second sings harmony
Second tenors often sing soprano roles
#8.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
redwaldo
asks:
Which rock 'n' roll pioneer, known for iconic songs such as "Great Balls of Fire", died in October 2022, aged 87?
Jerry Lee Lewis
Elvis Presley
Carl Perkins
Chuck Berry
#9.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
misstified
asks:
Which word is missing from these song titles: '_____ Jane, '_____ in Red' and '_____ D'Arbanville'?
Countess
Lady
Sheriff
Songstress
#10.
Brain Teasers
Mixture. Player
tiye
asks:
The phrase "united we stand, divided we fall" first appeared in the fable "The Four Oxen and the Lion" of which ancient Greek storyteller?
Herodotus
Homer
Aesop
Diogenes