All Things Chocolate! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Labrador Retriever

The Labrador Retriever, commonly called a 'lab', is one of the most popular dog breeds on the planet. Although most often seen with fur that is yellow or black, there is also a variety known as a chocolate lab. Beautiful chocolate brown fur and a wonderful personality make this gun dog a wonderful family pet.
Its intelligence and its need to please its owner make this a great choice as a service dog and a hunting dog.

Answer: Chocolate Smoke

The Oriental Longhair, also known as the Javanese or Mandarin, is just one of many breeds that can display the shades of color known as chocolate smoke. This name refers to any domestic cat with a light silvery undercoat with chocolate brown top coats.

This coloring can be found on short-haired breeds also, but is more common on long-haired breeds. This color cat will also often display chocolate brown eyes which match their fur.

Answer: Chocolate Tube Slime Mold

Slime mold is found all over the planet and comes in a huge variety of colors. Slime mold is an unusual life form that is considered to be part of the Protista kingdom. Chocolate tube slime mold looks like strands of brown hair which are supported by narrow black stalks. Usually found on the sides of trees, chocolate tube slime mold is inedible and should never be tasted.

It is named for its color not its taste.

Answer: Chocolate Pansy

The Chocolate Pansy, also known as the Chocolate Soldier, is found exclusively on the Asian continent. The exact shade of brown varies by region and by season. The Chocolate Pansy loves direct sunlight and is often found on lower tree branches and bushes.

Answer: The Philippines

One of The Philippines' most popular tourist attractions are the Chocolate Hills. Some people claim that these brown hills bear a resemblance to Hershey Kisses, while others think they look like women's breasts. This unusual geological formation consists of over 1,000 of these hills and there are a variety of local myths as to how they came into being. One of the most popular stories tells of how these hills are the tears of a broken-hearted giant who was grieving over the death of a mortal woman with whom he had been in love.

Answer: True

There are many brands of chocolate-flavored cigarettes. Chocolate-flavored tobacco for pipes is also available, as are chocolate-flavored cigars. All of these can be found at the typical tobacco shop or bought online.

Answer: False

This is completely false. The chocolate gourami is a highly coveted aquarium fish that take great skill to maintain. It is usually best to keep them in an aquarium of their own as they need softer water and higher temperatures than most other aquarium fish.

They are indigenous to the waters off of Borneo and Sumatra, where they feast on insects. They have a lovely chocolate brown color with bands of gold on the side.

Answer: U.S.A.

This photo is of the Chocolate Mountains in California. Less than 100 miles away are the Chocolate Mountains located in Arizona. Both are located in the U.S.A. but are not connected. The Chocolate Mountains of California are home to a large Air Force Base while the Chocolate Mountains of Arizona are a part of Kofa National Wildlife Refuge. Both are policed by the military and are used for military training of various kinds.

Answer: True

There are quite a few companies that brew chocolate beer. Some offer them as a seasonal option around Valentine's Day. Chocolate beer recipes replace varying amount of hops in their recipe with cocoa. By using less hops the chocolate flavor becomes more intense without becoming bitter.

But just in case chocolate beer is not your cup of tea, there really are companies that do produce chocolate wine.

Answer: It smells like an outhouse.

The chocolate lily is an edible flower that is known for its sickening smell. It is alternately known as the dirty diaper flower, skunk lily, and outhouse lily, because of its offensive aroma. This flower grows wild in Alaska, northwestern Canada and eastern Russia.

Despite its sickening smell, the plant produces edible tubers that is used as a food source by indigenous populations and some of the wild animals in the area.