Mixed 25 Q. Difficult Trivia

1. What was created by French designer Louis Reard and so called because he said it would be as explosive as the atomic bomb tested four days earlier by America on this atoll?

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge 31

Answer: Bikini

The Bikini made its debut at the 1946 fashion show at the Piscine Molitor in Paris. Showgirl Micheline Bernardini modelled the new look.

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge 30

Answer: Elephant seal

Its long nose normally hangs down over its mouth. The male can be almost five times larger than the female. The male uses its trunk to make its roar sound as loud as possible which is important during the breeding season to attract a female.

From Quiz Mixed Trivia Madness

Answer: It is retired

The nine digit combination gives the government about one billion to choose from so there are plenty.

From Quiz You Have All The Answers!

Answer: Yes, pigs and horses

Pigs, like humans, have skin, which shows intolerance for the sun. Pigs do not have functional sweat glands and need to cool off in water or they can burn. This is especially true of potbellied pigs. Sun block can be used on pigs just as it is used on humans. This information was provided from "The Book of Answers" by Barbara Berliner. Pink-skinned horses can get sunburned noses.

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge27

Answer: Bushbaby

Bushbabies are agile, nocturnal, tree-dwelling primates which can be found in Africa, south of the Sahara. The howler monkey inhabits tropical forests of South America.

From Quiz A Little of This, A Little of That

Answer: Tarzan & Lord Greystoke

John Clayton, Jr. was the childhood name of Tarzan. His official title was Lord Greystoke.

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge26

Answer: Okapi

The okapi's main habitat are the rainforests in northern Zaire. They were first described to western science by P.L. Sclater in 1901.

From Quiz Nothing Is Hard 23

Answer: sponges

There are more than 5,000 species of sponges. Other sponges include yellow tube sponge, white encrusting sponge, pink tube sponge, red-beard sponge, golf ball sponge and purple encrusting sponge.

From Quiz A Little Bit of Everything!

Answer: John F. Kramer

John F. Kramer was appointed in this position by the US government. He was in control of about 3,000 agents.

From Quiz Nothing Is Hard 20

Answer: 16 cm

A square is a quadrilateral with all sides and all angles equal and to find the area of a square, we square its length. To find the length of one side, we find the square root of 16 (its area) which is 4. And to find the perimeter, we multiply the square root of 16 by 4 (because a square has 4 equal sides) which equals to 16 again!

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge22

Answer: Michael Myers

'Halloween'(1978) was a low budget chiller about Michael Myers the psychotic murderer who struck on Halloween as a child and 15 years later.

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge11

Answer: Mad kings

Charles VI was the King of France (1380-1422). After ruling effectively for four years he suffered recurrent bouts of insanity. In 1765 George III suffered his first attack of apparent insanity and his son, George IV was made prince regent. King Lear was a mad king who had three daughters, Cordelia, Goneril and Regan. King Ludwig was a mad king who lived in the world famous fairy-tale like Neuschwanstein castle in Bavaria. Saul in the Bible was the first king of Israel who became afflicted with madness and died by his own hand and was succeeded by David.

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge10

Answer: Henry and Edward

From Quiz InQUIZition1

Answer: Jason

July, August, September, October, November

From Quiz Just The Facts, Please

Answer: Baltimore

It was written at Ft. McHenry at Baltimore, Maryland

From Quiz Mixed General Knowledge

Answer: Vince Guaraldi

Guaraldi has been a successful jazz pianist since the 1950s.

From Quiz How Much Do You Know? Part 2

Answer: 1122

Katharine Hepburn won an Oscar for her role as Eleanor of Aquitaine in the film 'The Lion In Winter' opposite Peter O'Toole.

From Quiz How Good Are You?

Answer: Nuuk

Djibouti is the capital of Djibouti while Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland and Praia is the capital of Cape Verde.

From Quiz Questions and Answers

Answer: Spacely Sprockets

From Quiz Information Central

Answer: Alaska

Because of the location of the state it is not uncommon for the sun to be out late into the night at certain times of the year.

From Quiz Trivia Quest

Answer: Woggle

From Quiz Bet You Didn't Know

Answer: 15

From Quiz General Knowledge 104

Answer: James T Russell

James Wright invented silly putty, Garnet Carter mini-golf, and Stanley Mason invented the squeeze sauce bottle.

From Quiz For Trivia Enthusiasts

Answer: Rupert Bear

A nice highbrow one to begin with!

From Quiz Hard Useless Trivia2

Answer: Network

Peter Finch won Best Actor, Faye Dunaway won Best Actress, and Beatrice Straight won Best Supporting Actress.

From Quiz Random Knowledge

Answer: Kakemono

From Quiz Trivia Tried 'n' True

Answer: Louis XV

Louis XV ascended to the throne in 1715 at the age of five, but as he grew he didn't have much devotion in reigning with much command, and preferred to spend his reign pursuing women and making his court as extravagant as possible. Consequently, his reign featured a poor tax system and lots of costly wars--in particular, the Seven Years War cost France a lot of its colonies. Looking back on his reign, Louis said this quote on his deathbed in 1774, and metaphorically it meant, "After I leave, all hell will break loose". And he couldn't have been more right; the inability of the government to fix the economy led to the French Revolution during the years of 1789-1799.

From Quiz Easy General Knowledge 31

Answer: Elmer Fudd

All the forenames and surnames begin with the same letter except for Elmer Fudd.

From Quiz A Little of This, A Little of That

Answer: Wonder Woman

A psychologist, William Moulton Marston was also the inventor of polygraphy. That somehow seems appropriate.

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