The Letter K Trivia

1. Analyzing the flags of Cyprus and Kosovo, I noticed that they have something in common. What is the similarity?

From Quiz Hello, Here is the Letter "K"

Answer: They feature a map

The only two countries in the world that feature a country map in the flag are Cyprus and Kosovo. The Cyprus flag, adopted in 1960 on the occasion of the country's independence, is white, the color of peace between two communities of Greeks and Turks living in the country. In its center is a gold map of the country and below are two green olive branches, which also represent peace. The flag of Kosovo was adopted in 2018 on the occasion of its independence from Serbia. It is blue with the yellow map of the country in the center. Above the map is an arc formed by six white five-pointed stars. The stars represent the main ethnic groups that make up the nation.

From Quiz K-Quiz

Answer: Potassium

Potassium is atomic number 19 of the periodic table. The symbol K comes from the Latin name for Potassium (Kalium). Potassium is one of the alkali metals in group one of the periodic table. The element itself is very reactive when it comes into contact with water.

From Quiz The K-Files

Answer: Zambia

Kenneth Kaunda became the first President of Zambia, formerly Northern Rhodesia. He was leader of the United National Independence Party (UNIP) and opposed apartheid. He also helped establish Namibia as an independent nation.

From Quiz Kickin' the "K"s - It's the "K" Quiz...

Answer: Melchior

Melchior, of whom I am unable to find any other biographical information, died in 1548. His (apparently) only recorded compositions are "Hilf mir, mein lieber Herre" and "Von Anfang her". He may have served at the court of King Christian III of Denmark and Norway. Dates suggest that he may have been the father of Heinrich and Paul, although this cannot be confirmed. Heinrich died in 1578. The only piece of his which appears to be on a recording is the "Benedicamus". Paul died in 1580. Naxos has a listing for the recording of his "Ich klag mein Not, o Herr mein Gott" and a score is available for his 1558 composition, "Sieben teutsche Liedlein". There may have been a Wolfgang Kugelmann, but for the purpose of this quiz, I made him up.

From Quiz K's Choice

Answer: Hugo Koblet

Hugo Koblet was the successor to compatriot Ferdi Kübler who won The Tour in 1950. Wilson Kipketer was an 800 meter specialist born as a Kenyan who became a Dane. Kevin Keegan was a soccer player who rose to fame at Liverpool Football Club and later played at Hamburger SV in (then) West-Germany.

From Quiz Beginning with K...

Answer: A knot

A kine is the collective noun for a group of cows. The other two words are not collective nouns for any animals, although groups of ants, bats, beavers and frogs are known as colonies.

From Quiz Kangaroo's Kooky "K"

Answer: Karate

Mr. Miyagi was played by Pat Morita. Mr. Miyagi was Daniel's karate teacher and friend in the "Karate Kid" movies.

From Quiz 'K' is the answer

Answer: Kissinger & Kissenger & Henry Kissinger & Henry Kissenger

Henry Kissinger was born in Germany in 1923 and emigrated to America with his family in 1938 to escape the Nazi persecution of the Jews.

From Quiz Answers Beginning With 'K'

Answer: Koala & koalas

Koalas are marsupials found in the states of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia in the country of Australia. A marsupial is an animal that typically gives birth to, and carries its young in pouches. Koalas are grey or brown, and are usually 60-85 cm (24-33 in) tall and weigh 4-15 kg (9-33 lb). Koalas are herbivores, living off of the eucalyptus trees that grow in their home ranges. The koalas often called a "koala bear", but this is a misnomer. The koala is not related to any species of bear. Its closest relative is the wombat. The koala is listed as a species at risk of extinction in some areas due to threats caused by climate change and urbanization. Kangaroo is another "K" marsupial, but kangaroos don't live in eucalyptus trees, so that was an incorrect answer in this case.

From Quiz Hello, Here is the Letter "K"

Answer: Kabul

Åsne Seierstad (1970) is a Norwegian journalist and writer, who in 2001 for three months lived with a book seller and his family in Kabul, Afghanistan. In her book she described the difficulties for the book trader whether under the communists or under the Taliban and also described the companionship of the bookseller's family, customs, and conflicts between Islamic values and those of the western world. The book was released in Norway in 2002 and was soon translated into dozens of languages.

From Quiz K-Quiz

Answer: Strikeouts

The letter K in baseball statistics represents a strikeout. When filling in a scorecard you would use a K for a strikeout when swinging. A backwards K is used to symbolize a strikeout when looking. Hall of Famers such as Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson accumulated more than 4,000 Ks in their careers.

From Quiz K's Krazy K Kwiz

Answer: Klingons

It has to be the Klingons! First seen in the "Star Trek: The Original Series" episode "Errand of Mercy", the warrior race has had a real love/hate relationship with the United Federation of Planets, often following their own agenda regardless of treaties or partnerships. If you're wondering, "tlhIngan Hol vIjatlhlaHbe" means "I do not speak Klingon".

From Quiz The K-Files

Answer: Shake it and look into it

A kaleidoscope is a plastic or cardboard tube with a glass eyepiece at one end and mirrors at the other. It contains pieces of coloured glass or paper and when turned or shaken various patterns are produced.

From Quiz K's Choice

Answer: Kazakhstan

Bishkek is the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Nairobi is the capital of Kenya and Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia (Kampuchea).

From Quiz Beginning with K...

Answer: Kim Basinger

Kim Basinger played Domino Petachi in "Never Say Never Again", opposite Sir Sean Connery as 007. None of the other three actresses have ever played Bond girls.

From Quiz Kangaroo's Kooky "K"

Answer: Kevin

Kevin Arnold was played by Fred Savage. His younger brother Ben Savage was in "Boy Meets World". He played Corey.

From Quiz 'K' is the answer

Answer: Thomas Keneally

The title became 'Schindler's List' when it was made into an award winning film by Steven Spielberg in 1993.

From Quiz Answers Beginning With 'K'

Answer: Kiwi

There are five species of kiwi in New Zealand. All are flightless with hair-like feathers. They are currently species of concern in New Zealand, with all five species either vulnerable or near-threatened. Traditionally, a threat to these chicken-sized birds was habitat loss, but invasive predators are now more of a threat as the country has moved to protect its traditional habitats. A kiwi's egg is the largest in proportion of the female's body weight of all birds at 20% of the body weight. Kiwi form monogamous pairs for their entire lives. They also have nostrils at the ends of their long pointed beaks that help them to detect the smell of both food and predators. This is an unusual anatomical feature of these birds that seems to have helped them develop an outstanding and efficient olfactory system.

From Quiz "K"nowledge Tells us They all Start with a "K"

Answer: Knickknacks

The word "knick-knack" dates from the 16th century where it meant "a petty trick". It is now used to describe small trivial articles intended for ornament.

From Quiz K-Quiz

Answer: It is located west of the Mississippi River

The K for a radio or television station's call sign indicates that the station is located west of the Mississippi River. Stations located east of the Mississippi River use W as the first letter. For example, KNBC broadcasts from Los Angeles, while WNBC broadcasts from New York.

From Quiz K's Krazy K Kwiz

Answer: Kamehameha

King Kamehameha I, also known as Kamehameha the Great, established the Kingdom of Hawai'i in 1810 - and not by diplomacy. After defeating the rulers of the other Hawaiian islands, Kamehameha became something of a praiseworthy leader. Would you like to know his full name? It is Kalani Paiʻea Wohi o Kaleikini Kealiʻikui Kamehameha o ʻIolani i Kaiwikapu kaui Ka Liholiho Kūnuiākea.

From Quiz The K-Files

Answer: Kingfisher

The Kingfisher is a brightly coloured bird which nests in holes in river or lake banks. It feeds on small fish.

From Quiz Kickin' the "K"s - It's the "K" Quiz...

Answer: Komondor

The first time I saw a Komondor, I thought the caretaker at Crufts had left a pile of mopheads in one of the benches. Then the mopheads growled at me... I later learned that they are wary of strangers and protective of their 'pack'. The distinctive 'dreadlock' coat is formed by both soft undercoat and protective outer coat intertwining to form the locks. They are always white. The Kemmer Feist is a hunting dog developed from a variety of breeds including the Fox Terrier. He looks a bit like a Rat Terrier, weighs about 14-20 pounds and LOVES to chase squirrels. Most Kemmers now are hybrid mixes with other hunting breeds. The Kooikerhondje is a small Dutch waterfowl dog, red and white with black 'earrings' on his long ears. They are usually 20-40 lbs and 14-16" high. Prince William II of Orange was saved from an assassination attempt by his Kooikerhondje, and the artist Jan Steen has depicted the breed in his paintings. The Kuvasz looks like a great big white Labrador. He is happiest guarding his family and flock, and will chase off anything that threatens either. Sizes range from 26-28" and 70-90 pounds (female) to 28-30" and 100-115 pounds (male). This breed has been known for hundreds of years, and has been used to hunt boar and bear as well as mind the sheep.

From Quiz Kangaroo's Kooky "K"

Answer: Kraft

Kraft is over 200 years old.

From Quiz 'K' is the answer

Answer: Keating

Tom Keating produced over 2,000 paintings and drawings in the style of Turner, Constable and the like. In 1979 charges against him were dropped owing to his ill health. His work became quite collectable after his appearance on TV demonstrating his painting technique.

From Quiz Answers Beginning With 'K'

Answer: Keel

In this context, the word keel is used as a noun. The keel forms the stabilizing structure that runs from front to back on the middle of the underside of boats. In some cases, the keel is extended down in a blade-like ridge in order to act as a stabilizer for the ship. Keel can also be a verb if used to mean capsized or flipped on its side. E.g., The boat will not keel over unless strong winds are present.

From Quiz K-Quiz

Answer: Chrysler

The K-Car was a common body type for vehicles released by the Chrysler Corporation. The K-Cars were built between 1981 and 1989. The models included the Dodge Aries, the Plymouth Reliant and the Chrysler LeBaron. The K-Cars were primarily compact or mid-size front wheel drive vehicles designed to compete with fuel efficient vehicles that were being imported from Japan.

From Quiz K's Krazy K Kwiz

Answer: katydid

Katydids are green grasshoppers, native to North America, who look like leaves or seeds. About 2 in./5 cm. long, their ears are on their front legs. The noise made when they rub their two front wings together gives them their name.

From Quiz The K-Files

Answer: Play it

A Koto is a Japanese musical instrument similar to a zither and about six feet long. It usually has 13 strings and is played by plucking.

From Quiz Kickin' the "K"s - It's the "K" Quiz...

Answer: Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt was born in Austria in 1862, the son of a gold engraver. His entire family - and it was a large one - was very artistic and very poor. The the Vienna Sezession was a group whose purpose was to exhibit the works of young and foreign artists and generally publicise their art. He died in 1918. Paul Klee, born 1879 in Switzerland, could have just as easily ended up as a professional musician. Instead, he chose art and is most associated with the Bauhaus school of art and architecture. He died in 1940. Wassily Kandinsky was born in Moscow in 1866. He was a lawyer - and law professor - who took up art and ended up also teaching at the Bauhaus. He died in 1944. Anselm Kiefer was born in 1945 in Germany He is both painter and sculptor, and his work often reflects the more negative aspects of German history.

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