Heavenly Hobbies Trivia Quiz

Answer: A layered sponge cake

Angel cake is a three layered sponge cake. Typically, each layer is a different colour, the standards being: pink, yellow and white (uncoloured). These layers are then sandwiched together with buttercream. Usually the cake is oblong in shape and served in slices.

Submitted by Fry55

Answer: Chanterelle

In Scandinavia and in my native country of Sweden, mushroom picking is a very popular hobby. In the autumn many people - often whole families - take off in their cars with picnic baskets, and will spend the whole day wandering the vast forests foraging for mushrooms. However, you must be quite knowledgeable about what you're going to pick, as there are some Mushrooms that are quite poisonous and a couple that even might be lethal. But with a good mushroom handbook, you can return home in the afternoon with a delicious harvest. The book mentioned in the question is produced by the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations. There are of course other source books on the subject.
The other mentioned mushrooms are classified as good or edible in the book.

Submitted by Nissecat

Answer: No

The yellow category questions are on the subject of History and the blue category questions relate to geography.
In December 1979 friends Chris Haney and Scott Abbott sat down to enjoy a game of Scrabble, but not all the letters could be found. They decided to try and invent a game of their own. The first prototype of the Trivial Pursuit game, of which 1100 where produced, was launched in Canada in 1981 and on the sale of each game they stood to lose $60. In 1988 Parker Brothers secured the rights to the game.

Submitted by Rubytops

Answer: Don't clean it at all

Unless you're removing dirt from a freshly dug up coin, it's best not to clean it at all. Silver and copper will oxidize, giving them a patina which attests to the age of the coin. If you clean it you will remove any remaining luster, and possibly even scratch the coin.

Submitted by tamrof

Answer: 2 Clubs

This is one of the most commonly used conventions in Bridge. The 1 No Trump caller is expected to respond with 2 hearts or 2 spades if they hold 4 or more of those suits, 2 diamonds is the negative response.

Submitted by Nicott

Answer: When knitting a tubular item such as a sock

The work piece is on three needles, and the fourth is used to knit. With this technique the knitter can vary the size of the tube, so it's useful for hats as well as socks. I always put rubber bands on the end of my needles to keep the work from slipping off when I'm not knitting.

Submitted by tamrof

Answer: hambone

At the beginning of the 2007-2008 PBA bowling season Rob Stone, noting that there was no term for four strikes in a row, except a four-bagger, came up with the term "hambone." What he didn't realize was, that in youth bowling, a hambone is two strikes. However the term has become popular and universally accepted.

Submitted by Lazer58

Answer: Will Shortz

Will Shortz holds a bachelor's degree in enigmatology from Indiana University. He is the only known person to have such an honor! Timothy Parker has been the editor of the USA Today Crossword Puzzle since 2003, and is another famous puzzler. Roger Squires is one of the world's most prolific puzzle editors - if you like puzzles you've probably done one of Roger's. Finally, Ximenes is well known for laying down the "rules" for Cryptic Crosswords, a type of puzzle very popular in Britain and in other parts of the world, but which sadly, aren't very common in the United States newspapers!

Submitted by Maripp2002

Answer: William Hogarth

According to Hogarth's theory in aesthetics or art, he considers the curves such as an S-shaped curved line (serpentine) a line of beauty because it denotes liveliness as contrasted with a straight line which denotes stiffness.
Flower arranging techniques include anchoring, armature, banding, binding, radical insertion, collaring, weaving and spiralling.

Submitted by Ate_May

Answer: Throw any litter and rubbish you have into the nearest hedge

The Countryside Code applies to all parts of the countryside and is basically just common sense. There is a five point code published for the public and a three point code published for land managers. The Countryside Code is published by Natural England but includes Wales. However these are codes which can be applied and are appropriate across the globe when out walking or hiking.

Submitted by Rubytops