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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.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
ladymacb29
asks:
"The Phantom of the Opera" is a musical set in what city?
London
Dusseldorf
New York City
Paris
#2.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
maryjdonohoe57
asks:
What does the slang term "jarhead" refer to?
a person with a hangover
U.S. Marine
stupid person
someone with an inflated ego
#3.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
napierslogs
asks:
Which of these actions is suggested by the British slang term 'snogging'?
eating
stealing
sleeping
kissing
#4.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
poshprice
asks:
'Snap', 'drip', and 'hiss' are all examples of which literary technique?
Onomatopoeia
Palindrome
Simile
Oxymoron
#5.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
melycoton
asks:
In the early childhood song, "Hot Cross Buns", how much do the buns cost?
One a penny, two a penny!
2 bits, 4 bits, 6 bits, a dollar!
One thin dime!
The best years of your life!
#6.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
Jinxgirl
asks:
What is NOT a commonly accepted definition of the word "foil"?
An activity that thwarts something
A fencing sword used in competition
A thin, coating sheet of metal
A minor character weakness
#7.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
RockoColavito
asks:
Some languages have phrases whose meaning is other than a literal interpretation of their words. What are they called?
Prepositions
Nouns
Idioms
Adjectives
#8.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
chabenao1
asks:
You are walking in the woods and you come across a rampike. What should you do?
Ignore it
Drink it
Kill it
Eat it
#9.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
Aside from listening to opera and reading Proust, what makes cultured butter cultured?
it is unsalted
the breed of cow donating
there is no yellow dye
the cream is first fermented
#10.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
Emily Dickinson wrote "A Bayonett's contrition is nothing to the dead." What is meant by "contrition"?
hatred of the enemy
a state of repentant sorrow for sin
a desire for vengeance
a sort of clinical depression