FunTrivia Entertainment Mix: Vol 9 Quiz

Answer: "Pac-Man"

Of course, one of the most well-known arcade games, "Pac-Man" is still immensely popular, even though it was invented in 1980. Pac-Man goes through the mazes eating dots, and being hunted by the ghosts. When you eat a power pellet, Pac-Man can eat the ghosts.

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Answer: Wolverine

First appearing in "Incredible Hulk #180", Wolverine has been a comic book mainstay for over 35 years. He is a member of the X-Men and the Avengers, among other organizations.

Question by player goeatamuffin

Answer: Superman

Created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman debuted in June 1938. Batman made his first appearance in May 1939, and Wonder Woman in December 1941. Spider-Man was last to the party, debuting in August of 1962.

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Answer: Carmen Sandiego

Carmen Sandiego debuted in 1985 as a computer game for Apple II, DOS, and Commodore 64 among others titled "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?". The success of the game spawned a series that would grow to feature over a dozen installments and a tv show that would air from 1991 to 1995. Created by The Broderbund Company, the last installment of the original series was released in 1998 before being sold to Houghton Mifflin which has released several additional installments to the present.

Question by player TriviaFan22

Answer: Hobbes

The comic strip 'Calvin and Hobbes' was written between 1985 and 1995, when Bill Watterson decided to discontinue the series. Their adventures have filled many books and been syndicated in many newspapers worldwide.

Question by player Jennifer5

Answer: Twin masks

The symbol used for the category "live theatre" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame are the twin comedy/tragedy masks. Actors awarded with a star for live theatre are Stella Adler, Gene Autry and Tim Rice, to name but a few

Question by player wildmatz

Answer: Chimpanzee

A recurring star in the "Donkey Kong" series, the red-capped Diddy Kong first appeared in the SNES game "Donkey Kong Country" and later starred in its sequel with Dixie Kong. Because of Diddy's status as a fan favourite he's also made notable appearances in "Donkey Kong 64" and "Super Smash Bros. Brawl" while starring in the N64 classic "Diddy Kong Racing". Diddy's weapons of choice? Peanut popguns!

Question by player kyleisalive

Answer: The Sims

"The Sims", first released on the PC in 2000, was create to bring the vastness of "Sim City" down to the neighbourhood level. In these games you could create families, make their houses and neighbourhoods, and basically control every aspect of their lives from what they do in their day-to-day routine to how they spend their time off from work. Several expansions were released over the years and successive versions of the game have enhanced the realism to great extents.

Question by player kyleisalive

Answer: In an urn.

Graham Chapman passed away in 1989. He had co-written, along with John Cleese, some of the classic Python skits - including the legendary "Dead Parrot sketch".

Allegedly, his ashes were in the urn they brought with them on stage, although there were rumors of tail feathers sticking out of the urn, so it may in fact have been a dead parrot.

Question by player PDAZ

Answer: A rock group from the '60s

Spooky Tooth, an English group, was most active in the late '60s and early '70s, although they have performed sporadically since then. The band underwent numerous incarnations, and as of 2009 had put out some fifteen albums, but never had a top ten hit.

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