Klutzy Krazy Kooky K's Trivia Quiz

Answer: Kleptomaniac

A kleptomaniac has the strong urge to steal all the time without any reason. The actress Winona Ryder was caught shoplifting several times, and therefore she was a kleptomaniac.

Answer: Kaleidoscope

Many of us used this optical toy when we were children. Simply made by making a cylinder with mirrors, it had tiny glass pieces inside which reflected off the light of the mirrors, creating many shapes.

Answer: Kalashnikov

The Kalashnikov is a series of assault rifles developed after World War II by Mikhail Kalashnikov. The series include the Avtomat Kalashnikov, better known as the AK-47.

Answer: Knick-knack

A knick-knack is a trivial item without much value. Have you heard of the old English children's song which include these lyrics?

"This old man, he played one,
He played knick-knack on my thumb;
With a knick-knack paddywhack,
Give the dog a bone,
This old man came rolling home."

Answer: Knockwurst

A knockwurst, or knackwurst, is a spicy sausage which originated in Germany. The traditional recipe included ground veal, pork, garlic and spices, and was encased in a hog casing before being smoked over wood.

Answer: Kookaburra

A kookaburra is a stout-looking bird similar in look to a kingfisher. It has a loud call which is thought to mimic human laughter.

The Australian children's song include these lyrics:

"Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree
Merry, merry king of the bush is he
Laugh, Kookaburra! Laugh, Kookaburra!
Gay your life must be."

Answer: Kraal

A kraal is an enclosure for animals or livestock. It is also the name given to a native South African village which is enclosed by fencing or a mud wall to keep out dangerous animals.

Answer: Kumquat

The kumquat resembles a small orange and is grown on trees native to Asia. The rind and flesh are edible and can be eaten raw, with salads or ice cream, or made into marmalade and liqueur.

Answer: Kwacha

The kwacha is the currency used in the neighbouring African countries of Malawi and Zambia. Introduced in Zambia in 1968, one kwacha equals 100 ngwee. It was introduced three years later in Malawi, where one kwacha equals 100 tambala.

Answer: Kinaesthetic

Kinaesthesia, or kinesthesia, relates to the feeling of movement in the body through muscles, bones and joints. As an example, if you close your eyes, you can tell through your kinaesthetic sense monitors exactly where your arms are located.