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CSI: Wonderland Trivia Quiz


It's an ovicide - someone pushed a Mr. Dumpty off a wall, and you've been called in to solve this dastardly crime. Good luck!

A multiple-choice quiz by john_sunseri. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Author
john_sunseri
Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
322,715
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
7 / 10
Plays
661
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
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Question 1 of 10
1. What a mess - you fight your way through all the King's horses and all the King's men and there's the scene of the crime. Shell everywhere, bright yellow yolk (an AWFUL lot of yellow yolk) splattering the street, and the gooey white stuff gunking up your boots. What is the white gooey stuff in an egg called, anyway? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. You start interviewing suspects. First up is the Jabberwock, his flaming eyes looking a bit nervous. "I wasn't anywhere around," the thing says. "I was watching a movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kelly Preston. Funny flick!"

You tell him not to leave town, and move on to the next suspect. But before you do, you remember that Kelly Preston had a son named Jett. Who was the father?
Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. You interview the Red Queen about Humpty Dumpty's death. She's antagonistic and loud, and violently denies any wrongdoing. "I was here in the garden the whole time!" she yells, "listening to a baseball game on the radio. That darned team from Minnesota beat the Royals 3-2. I'd like to have their heads..."

In which Midwestern American city do the Royals play baseball?
Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. You interview the Mad Hatter next, and you're not sure whether he's hiding something from you or he's just crazy. "I was reading a book about some children named Bert and Nan," he says, dunking the book into a cup of tea. "Delicious!"

Which country produces the most tea annually?
Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. You go to visit Tweedledum and Tweedledee, and you find it suspicious that they're completing each other's sentences. "No, we were here watching television..." starts Dum, and Dee finishes "...all day. There was a "Full House" marathon on. We love that Uncle Jesse!"

Who played the widowed father of three girls on "Full House"?
Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. Your next suspect in the sad death of Humpty Dumpty is the Cheshire Cat. "Why, no," he says. "I've been reading Ann Landers in the newspaper. Or do I mean Dear Abby? I always get them mixed up." You tell him not to leave town, but he just smiles at you and disappears.

Where in the world is Cheshire?
Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. The Mock Turtle is watching the "Star Wars" movies on DVD when you show up to question him. "I've been on the couch all day, watching Luke and Leia," he says, and you have to admit it would have been hard for a turtle to speed back home from the scene of the crime.

How fast does a turtle travel on land?
Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Now you interview the Walrus and the Carpenter, but it's hard to understand them because their mouths are full of oysters. However, they eventually tell you that they were practicing the Lobster Quadrille and listening to dance music by the Bee Gees, so you move on to your next subject.

What soundtrack from the Bee Gees is one of the biggest-selling soundtracks in music history?
Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. You have to jog along beside the White Rabbit as you interrogate him. "I'm late! I'm late! I'm going to see "The Comedy of Errors", and the curtain rises in just a few minutes!" but you don't get anything out of him. This case is proving a hard egg...erm, nut to crack.

Who wrote "The Comedy of Errors"?
Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Well, you've interviewed all the suspects, and they all claim innocence in the messy murder of Mr. Dumpty. But you can't help but think there have been plenty of clues pointing you toward the culprit.

If you think the murderer was the Jabberwock, type the number 1 in the answer box. The Red Queen=2. The Mad Hatter=3. Tweedledum and Tweedledee=4. The Cheshire Cat=5. The Mock Turtle=6. The Walrus and the Carpenter=7. The White Rabbit=8.

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. What a mess - you fight your way through all the King's horses and all the King's men and there's the scene of the crime. Shell everywhere, bright yellow yolk (an AWFUL lot of yellow yolk) splattering the street, and the gooey white stuff gunking up your boots. What is the white gooey stuff in an egg called, anyway?

Answer: Albumen

The albumen is also called the glair, or just 'egg white', and is made up of the egg's cytoplasm (each egg is basically one big cell). It's used for making meringues, to remove sediments from beer, as a base for glues, and is high in protein and low in fat. Poor Mr. Dumpty, now it's being used to cover one of Wonderland's streets.
2. You start interviewing suspects. First up is the Jabberwock, his flaming eyes looking a bit nervous. "I wasn't anywhere around," the thing says. "I was watching a movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kelly Preston. Funny flick!" You tell him not to leave town, and move on to the next suspect. But before you do, you remember that Kelly Preston had a son named Jett. Who was the father?

Answer: John Travolta

Preston and Travolta were married in 1991, and son Jett was born in 1992. Tragedy struck in 2009, when Jett Travolta died of a seizure in the Bahamas. After the young man's death, three people were arrested for trying to extort money from the famous parents.
3. You interview the Red Queen about Humpty Dumpty's death. She's antagonistic and loud, and violently denies any wrongdoing. "I was here in the garden the whole time!" she yells, "listening to a baseball game on the radio. That darned team from Minnesota beat the Royals 3-2. I'd like to have their heads..." In which Midwestern American city do the Royals play baseball?

Answer: Kansas City, Missouri

The Kansas City Royals got their name from a livestock show and rodeo ('The American Royal') that's been held in K.C. since 1899. The Royals joined the major leagues in 1969, and won the World Series in 1985 (playing against the cross-state rivals the St. Louis Cardinals).
4. You interview the Mad Hatter next, and you're not sure whether he's hiding something from you or he's just crazy. "I was reading a book about some children named Bert and Nan," he says, dunking the book into a cup of tea. "Delicious!" Which country produces the most tea annually?

Answer: China

The People's Republic of China produced over a million and a quarter tonnes of tea in 2008, followed by India with 800,000 tonnes. The world's largest consumer of tea (per capita) is Turkey, each person there drinking 2.5 kg of the stuff every year.
5. You go to visit Tweedledum and Tweedledee, and you find it suspicious that they're completing each other's sentences. "No, we were here watching television..." starts Dum, and Dee finishes "...all day. There was a "Full House" marathon on. We love that Uncle Jesse!" Who played the widowed father of three girls on "Full House"?

Answer: Bob Saget

Saget, in addition to starring as Danny Tanner on "Full House", is a successful stand-up comedian and hosted "America's Funniest Home Videos" from '89 to '97. In 2006, comedian and actor Jamie Kennedy released a song called "Rollin' With Saget" in the man's honor.
6. Your next suspect in the sad death of Humpty Dumpty is the Cheshire Cat. "Why, no," he says. "I've been reading Ann Landers in the newspaper. Or do I mean Dear Abby? I always get them mixed up." You tell him not to leave town, but he just smiles at you and disappears. Where in the world is Cheshire?

Answer: Northwest England

Cheshire is a county in England (its county town is Chester), and is known for its Iron Age hill forts, its Roman walls, and its famous cheese. It also has several football teams, including Crewe Alexandra and Macclesfield Town. Mountaineer George Mallory, who died on Everest, was from Cheshire.
7. The Mock Turtle is watching the "Star Wars" movies on DVD when you show up to question him. "I've been on the couch all day, watching Luke and Leia," he says, and you have to admit it would have been hard for a turtle to speed back home from the scene of the crime. How fast does a turtle travel on land?

Answer: Between 0.2 mph-0.69 mph

Turtle racing, and all the excitement the sport entails, has been a part of middle American culture since 1924, when Kay County, Oklahoma started the tradition. The usual process is to put all the turtles into a drawn circle (with numbers painted onto their shells), and the first one to leave the circle is the winner.

I hear they started a turtle marathon back in the sixteenth century, and we should know the winner in another hundred years or so.
8. Now you interview the Walrus and the Carpenter, but it's hard to understand them because their mouths are full of oysters. However, they eventually tell you that they were practicing the Lobster Quadrille and listening to dance music by the Bee Gees, so you move on to your next subject. What soundtrack from the Bee Gees is one of the biggest-selling soundtracks in music history?

Answer: Saturday Night Fever

The soundtrack to 1977's John Travolta movie "Saturday Night Fever" has sold over forty million copies, won the Grammy for Album of the Year, had four #1 singles, and was largely responsible for popularizing disco music in America. Yes, it's got a lot to answer for, and I'm sure that someday the Bee Gees will have to answer for their crimes against humanity.
9. You have to jog along beside the White Rabbit as you interrogate him. "I'm late! I'm late! I'm going to see "The Comedy of Errors", and the curtain rises in just a few minutes!" but you don't get anything out of him. This case is proving a hard egg...erm, nut to crack. Who wrote "The Comedy of Errors"?

Answer: William Shakespeare

"The Comedy of Errors" is one of Shakespeare's earliest plays, and one of his least-known. But it has been adapted many times, Bollywood produced a version of it in 1968 called "Da Dooni Char", and Troma Films (the people who brought us "The Toxic Avenger" and "Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid") borrowed the basic plot for their 1994 classic "Class of Nuke 'Em High 3: The Good, the Bad and the Subhumanoid".
10. Well, you've interviewed all the suspects, and they all claim innocence in the messy murder of Mr. Dumpty. But you can't help but think there have been plenty of clues pointing you toward the culprit. If you think the murderer was the Jabberwock, type the number 1 in the answer box. The Red Queen=2. The Mad Hatter=3. Tweedledum and Tweedledee=4. The Cheshire Cat=5. The Mock Turtle=6. The Walrus and the Carpenter=7. The White Rabbit=8.

Answer: 4

Tweedledum and Tweedledee finally admit to the crime. They'd heard that Humpty was one of those rare eggs (about one in a thousand) that has two yolks, and that was the only way they were ever going to be able to share a peaceful omelet without fighting about who was getting more and who less.

There were plenty of references in this quiz to TWINS (like T&T): The 1998 film "Twins", the Minnesota Twins baseball team, the Bobbsey Twins (Bert and Nan), "Full House" (starring the Olsen twins), Ann Landers and Dear Abby (who were twins), Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa (twins again), the Bee Gees (with twins Robin and Maurice Gibb), and "The Comedy of Errors" (starring two sets of twins). I hope the references were enough to help you solve this heinous crime!
Source: Author john_sunseri

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