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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
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#1.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
MartinaN
asks:
What´s the name of the famous painter who painted objects like an electric chair, Campbell´s tomato soup, a can of Coca-Cola, and also portraits of stars such as Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and Elizabeth Taylor?
Jackson Pollock
Pippilotti Rist
Vincent van Gogh
Andy Warhol
#2.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
croatoan
asks:
What word, meaning gracious and sincere, is also related to alcoholic drinks and cherry confections?
cordial
congenial
friendly
courteous
#3.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
zombiemom
asks:
I work for a posh investment firm. I was just promoted to Vice President. At the celebratory dinner, my back-stabbing, evil cube mate rose to "honor" me by making what kind of comment?
soulful
stoic
snide
stuffy
#4.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
Jinxgirl
asks:
Which of these might be called a tune?
A large fish
A part of a fork
A person who is not nice
A melody
#5.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
1nn1
asks:
The words "Tithe" and "Decimate" would seem far apart in meaning but are closer than one would first think. What is the common meaning of the two words (selected from the options given)?
Both derived from Greek "To kill"
Both Old German for "Control"
Shakespeare invented both words
Both effectively mean "ten per cent"
#6.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
Colón is a Panamanian city, or a length of intestine, or a Central American currency, or a French wine grape. But what is a semi-colon?
a colostomy bag
a library classification scheme
a figure of speech
a punctuation mark
#7.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
trident
asks:
Meaning "around" or "approximately", what does the abbreviation "c." seen before a date stand for?
circa
century
common
caesar
#8.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
Flukey
asks:
Which of the following is the correct spelling of a special kind of coffin?
Sarcophagus
Sarcofagus
Sarcoffigus
Sarcophagis
#9.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
BrightonDragon
asks:
The area which is now Italy has produced some outstanding artists. Which of the following is NOT one of these masters?
Botticelli
Rubens
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
#10.
Humanities
Mixture. Player
ncterp
asks:
What word would you use to express that you are sharpening and improving your skills?
blunting
diminishing
dulling
honing