FunTrivia Entertainment Mix: Vol 6 Quiz

Answer: Sailors

"Bell-bottom trousers, coat of Navy blue / Let him climb the riggin' like his daddy used to do." Sailors have been wearing bell-bottoms since at least the early 19th century. Bell-bottoms are easier to slip on and off, and can be used as a flotation device in an emergency by tying knots in the legs and inflating them with air; the bell-bottoms presumably hold more air than straight leg trousers.

The U.S. Navy phased out bell-bottoms for its enlisted working uniforms in 2010, but the blue dress uniforms still sport bell-bottom trousers.

Question by player daver852

Answer: World of Warcraft

In less than a decade, "World of Warcraft" accumulated millions upon millions of unique players on their online gaming servers to become the most-played role-playing game in history. Created by Blizzard, "World of Warcraft" was created to follow the storyline of their earlier "Warcraft" games. Blizzard also owns the "Diablo" and "Starcraft" franchises.

Question by player kyleisalive

Answer: Jazz Jackrabbit

"Clive Barker's Undying" is a first-person shooter psychological horror game by the famous horror author Clive Barker. "Dark Seed" is a psychological horror point-and-click adventure game. "Resident Evil" is a horror action-adventure game. "Jazz Jackrabbit" is a platform-action game starring the rabbit with the same name.

Question by player nerzack

Answer: Your hands

A muff is a fashion accessory, usually made of fur, in which you put your hands to keep them warm. There is another accessory called an earmuff that keeps your ears warm. It too is often made of fur.

Question by player dcpddc478

Answer: Luthor

Lex Luthor, fiendish scientific genius, is the arch-enemy of Superman. Ray Palmer is the secret identity of one version of The Atom, a hero who can shrink himself to microscopic size. Hal Jordan is the secret identity of one version of Green Lantern, a hero who uses a green energy ring and his will to create various constructs. Billy Batson is the secret identity of Captain Marvel.

Question by player bernie73

Answer: The Adventures of Father Brown

Eight weekly broadcasts of "The Adventures of Father Brown" aired in the United States on the Mutual Broadcasting System in 1945. They were based on the series of crime stories by British writer, G. K. Chesterton, which featured a Roman Catholic priest, Father Brown, who has an uncanny knack of solving various crimes - and is always on hand to give the last rites to dying villains or victims. Very handy, that.

Question by player Creedy

Answer: Math Blasters

While rote learning is frowned upon by many this game helps youngsters learn their basic times tables, along with other math skills, while playing an engaging game. There are several versions of this available now.

Question by player howdyitsme

Answer: Captain America

Within the confines of the comic book community "earthbound" means that the character is based on Earth, and not based on another planet or in the cosmos in general. Among the options, only Captain America is a Marvel character. The other three are all from other companies, though all are "earthbound".

Question by player Shadowmyst2004

Answer: Marvel

Marvel was founded in 1939. The super hero Namor, although very different than he is today, appeared in Marvel's very first comic.

Question by player bluebart_11

Answer: Beetle Bailey

Beetle Bailey is the brother of Lois Flagston. They also have a younger brother named Chigger. Beetle made his first appearance in 1950 as a college student; he joined the Army in 1951.
Archie Andrews was created in 1941 and is published by Archie Comics. The character has no siblings, but several cousins.
Dennis Mitchell debuted in 1951 in the daily newspaper strip "Dennis the Menace." The character has no siblings.
Peter Parker is better known as Spider-Man. He first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15.

Question by player BarbaraMcI