A Devil May Care Attitude Trivia Quiz

Answer: Face

The cancer is called devil facial tumour disease and it was first discovered in 1996. This cancer presents itself in the form of large tumors on the mouth of the animal that spread to other areas of its face and, in some areas of Australia, had a 100% mortality rate within a year.

The tumors essentially eat away at the bone, preventing feeding and breathing. In the twenty years following the disease's discovery, nearly 95% of the population of Tasmanian devils died.

Answer: Beelzebub

Beelzebub is a commonly used name for the Devil. The name is used several times in the Bible and likely comes from the name of a Philistine deity who was incorporated as a demon in Christianity, Judaism and Islam, among other religions.

Answer: Rihanna

Rihanna has been accused by a number of critics throughout the years of promoting Satanism and other evil influences in her videos. One example is her flashing devil horns in Jay-Z's "Run This Town" music video. Rihanna has also been accused of being part of the Illuminati and being groomed for such position by Jay-Z.

Answer: Anna Wintour

"The Devil Wears Prada" is a 2003 novel by Lauren Weisberger and was later made into a popular 2006 film of the same name starring Meryl Streep. The character of Miranda Priestly is a snobbish, wealthy and powerful fashion editor who is overly demanding and exerts psychological pressure on her employees. Weisberger once worked for Anna Wintour, a fashion editor who bears many of the same characteristics as Priestly such as being British and being said to act snobbishly. Wintour has been accused by critics of being elitist and promoting fashion views for women that are expensive and out of reach for all but the wealthiest.

Answer: Cow & Chicken

The Red Guy on "Cow & Chicken" is, true to his name, a pudgy red creature with horns and a tail with a point at the end of it. He often appears out of nowhere to convince a character to commit a mischievous act or to perpetuate his own tricks and fraud.

Answer: Adversary

The name Satan has its roots in the Hebrew word for accuser or adversary, "satan". It may also come from a Hebrew word meaning "to obstruct or hinder". Originally, the word Satan was used to refer to anyone who accused or obstructed and not specifically the Devil as it means today.

Answer: Devils Tower

Devils Tower is an iconic monolith in the state of Wyoming and was the nation's first national monument. It is so named Devils Tower because of a mistranslation for the local Native American name for the monolith which, in English, is "Bad God's Tower". Devils Tower was infamous featured in the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" which helped increase visitation to the park that surrounds the tower.

Answer: Women

Puritans believed that women were more susceptible to the Devil's advances because their bodies were considered unprotected. This is why during the Salem Witch Trials, there were more accused women than men as it was easier for that society to believe a woman could be possessed by the Devil than a man. Women were also more likely to admit their guilt of conspiring with the Devil, although this may be to save their lives rather than an actual belief these women held.

Answer: A tree

A devil's walking stick is a tall, skinny tree that has many sharp barbs or thorns on its bark. It is typically found in wooded areas of North America, specifically in and around the states of Arkansas and Missouri. The devil's walking stick is also called the Angelica tree and the Hercules club and grows dark purple berries that can be eaten and are said to have anti-inflammatory benefits.

Answer: Venus

The planet Venus was sometimes called Lucifer because the name Lucifer means light-bringer and Venus was the morning star. Venus was also sometimes called Noctifer, meaning night-bringer, when it could be seen during the night time. Ancient Romans considered Lucifer to be the son of Aurora, the goddess of the Dawn, and not a devil-like figure.

Answer: Ellery Queen

"The Devil to Pay" is a 1938 novel by Ellery Queen in which Ellery travels to Los Angeles to work on a screenplay. While there, he finds himself investigating the murder of Solly Spaeth, a financier whose latest endeavor went south causing several people to go bankrupt. Spaeth was apparently shot with an arrow that had been dipped in molasses and cyanide.

Answer: John Milton

Al Pacino's character is named John Milton after the author of "Paradise Lost" which details the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden after they were tricked by the Devil in the form of the serpent. The film focuses on a young lawyer, Kevin Lomax, played by Keanu Reeves, who takes a job at Milton's law firm and slowly begins to realize just what chaos he got himself into.

Answer: Johnny

"The Devil Went Down to Georgia" is a popular country song from 1979 by the Charlie Daniels Band. In the song, the Devil is looking to collect souls and bets a golden fiddle against the soul of Johnny, a man who claims to be the best fiddler around. They face off in a fiddling duel in which Johnny defeats the Devil to claim the golden fiddle.

Answer: Anton LaVey

Anton LaVey is considered the founder of the Church of Satan and was the most infamous Satanist in America until his death in 1997. LaVey got his start as an organist and researcher into the paranormal. He was well known in the San Francisco Bay area in the 1960s and many of society's elite were attracted to his parties.

As his popularity grew, LaVey founded the Church of Satan in 1966. LaVey and his Church were investigated by the FBI because of alleged threats they posed to American society, including a rumored plot to kill Ted Kennedy.

However, the FBI determined the Church of Satan was merely a financial ploy and not a serious religious cult.

Answer: Job

In the book of Job, Satan dares God to let him torture Job, a very pious servant of God, in order to prove that Job will repent his faith in the Lord and that Satan is the almighty. However, Job's faith remains strong and unwavering despite all of the tragedies that befall him.

Answer: Pyroclastic flow

The Devil's Footprints can be found in Campania, Italy. They are footprints that were covered in volcanic ash that were formed roughly 350,000 years ago. They were covered for hundreds of thousands of years until wind erosion exposed them in the late 1700s.

At that time, people believed the footprints must have been made by the devil because no human could walk through lava. However, it is assumed the footprints were left behind by people (possibly children) who were running to escape the eruption.

Answer: Kansas City

The Devils were founded in 1974 as the Kansas City Scouts. The team moved to Colorado in 1976 and became the Colorado Rockies before settling in New Jersey in 1982. The Devils did not get off to a great start and they were consistently one of the worst teams in the NHL and did not even make the Stanley Cup playoffs until 1988. The team would win its first championship in 1995.

Answer: Tom Ellis

On "Lucifer", Tom Ellis plays Lucifer Morningstar. Lucifer ruled Hell until he grew bored punishing sinners so he left Hell for Los Angeles to open a nightclub. In the premiere episode, Lucifer aids Chloe Decker (Lauren German) as she investigates a murder in Lucifer's club. Lucifer aids in that endeavor and uses his powers as Satan to manipulate people's thoughts and emotions to solve the case.

He is then brought on as a consultant for the police department.

Answer: Giratina

Giratina is a ghost/dragon legendary Pokemon whose in-game story mirrors that of Satan. Giratina was created by Arceus but rebelled against its creator and was sent to the Distortion World. From there, Giratina is able to use its powers for evil and control the human world.

In addition, Giratina has a few forms that Devil used in the Bible, including that of a snake. Giratina also has six horns, six crows and six wings.

Answer: James Garfield

President James Garfield had a reputation of integrity. He was a key political figure within the Republican Party after the U.S. Civil War. He was a Half-Breed Republican, that is a Republican who opposed corruption and nepotism while dealing with executive appointments.

He stood in stark, often public, contrast with the Stalwarts who wanted to maintain the appointment system in the corrupt way it was operating. Garfield was a very well educated man who was known for his pithy sayings. During his brief tenure as president, he resisted the pressure from Stalwarts and used his appointment powers to promote candidates who were best suited for the position and not political friends and relatives.