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Get Off My Face! Trivia Quiz

This quiz is all about things that can be found on the human face.

A multiple-choice quiz by saturnchick23. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
saturnchick23

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
335,494

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
925

Last 3 plays: Guest 51 (8/10), Guest 47 (8/10), drwinsac (7/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. In a classic Judy Blume novel from the early 1970s, Andrew Marcus purchases a concoction from a classmate to help him develop these. Hint

Facial Hair

Freckles

Chicken Pox

Chin Warts

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Question 2 of 10

2. In addition to starring in the hit television series "Magnum, P.I.", Tom Selleck sported what type of moustache - which made many ladies swoon back in the 1980s? Hint

Pencil

Chevron

Horseshoe

Fu Manchu

3. Kirk Douglas, Ben Affleck, Robert Mitchum, and Popeye all have this uncommon facial characteristic. It's caused by the right and left side of the jaw failing to fuse properly while a fetus is in utero. Hint

A dimple

A cleft chin

A spinach tattoo

A gap in their two front teeth

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Question 4 of 10

4. Which facial structure is partially responsible for one's ability to detect nature's "love potion", known as pheromone? Presumably, both Jimmy Durante and Cyrano De Bergerac were master pheromone detectors. Hint

Ears

Eyes

Nose

Lips

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Question 5 of 10

5. What "colorful" cosmetic product, which shares a name with a 1988 Hong Kong film, was used as far back as Ancient Egypt? Hint

Eye shadow

Lipstick

Rouge

Foundation

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Question 6 of 10

6. What's the name for the vertical indentation that extends from the upper lip to the nose? Hint

Philtrum

Nasal septum

Uvula

Lingual frenulum

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Question 7 of 10

7. Colonel Klink from "Hogan's Heroes", Mr. Peanut, and Alfred Lord Tennyson all don which unorthodox form of eyewear? Hint

Pince-nez

Monocle

Ray-Ban sunglasses

An eyepatch

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Question 8 of 10

8. Two of the taglines for this 1975 summer blockbuster were "She was the first" and "See what you missed the first time...after you closed your eyes".
Hint

I Am a Fugitive from a Chin Gang

Eyes Wide Shut

Jaws

Face/Off

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Question 9 of 10

9. Manlis from "Dick Tracy" shares which moniker with a hot "M*A*S*H*" major and a flaming rock band from Oklahoma? Hint

Eyebrows

Cheeks

Lips

Mouth

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Question 10 of 10

10. What do a famous Bastille prisoner, the cave paintings in Lascaux, Eric Stoltz, and Carnevale (the Carnival of Venice) have in common? Hint

Hats shielding faces

Face masks

Facial hair

Bandanas

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. In a classic Judy Blume novel from the early 1970s, Andrew Marcus purchases a concoction from a classmate to help him develop these.

Answer: Freckles

Judy Blume came up with the title "Freckle Juice" with a little help from her daughter, Randy. The title was inspired by a bathtime concoction of shampoo, soap, and powder - which Randy dubbed "freckle juice".

2. In addition to starring in the hit television series "Magnum, P.I.", Tom Selleck sported what type of moustache - which made many ladies swoon back in the 1980s?

Answer: Chevron

Baseball player Don Mattingly, physicist Albert Einstein, and Queen frontman Freddie Mercury were all proprietors of the chevron moustache.

Answer: A cleft chin

The cleft chin does involve a problem in bone fusion. It is also an inherited trait, however, in which the dominant gene causes the cleft.

Answer: Nose

The word "pheromone" derives its name from two Greek words meaning "to bear" and "hormones". Pheromones were first identified in the 1950s by scientists who linked these chemicals to sexual attraction and mating behaviors.

5. What "colorful" cosmetic product, which shares a name with a 1988 Hong Kong film, was used as far back as Ancient Egypt?

Answer: Rouge

The Nicole Kidman/Ewan McGregor musical "Moulin Rouge!" and the French film "Trois Couleurs: Rouge" are two more films featuring the name of this ancient cosmetic. "Rouge" means "red" in French.

6. What's the name for the vertical indentation that extends from the upper lip to the nose?

Answer: Philtrum

The lingual frenulum is the piece of skin that connects your tongue to the floor of your mouth. The nasal septum is the bony wall that separates the left and right nasal cavities. The uvula is the protrusion suspended from the soft palette that can be seen at the back of your throat.

7. Colonel Klink from "Hogan's Heroes", Mr. Peanut, and Alfred Lord Tennyson all don which unorthodox form of eyewear?

Answer: Monocle

The monocle was invented in Germany in the late 1700s. A young Austrian by the name of J.F. Voigtlander, however, can be credited with spreading its popularity throughout Europe, particularly in England.

8. Two of the taglines for this 1975 summer blockbuster were "She was the first" and "See what you missed the first time...after you closed your eyes".

Answer: Jaws

"Jaws" was the highest-grossing movie to be set in New England. Over 65 million Americans purchased tickets to see "Jaws" during the summer of 1975, and it was widely considered to be the very first summer blockbuster.

9. Manlis from "Dick Tracy" shares which moniker with a hot "M*A*S*H*" major and a flaming rock band from Oklahoma?

Answer: Lips

Paul Sorvino portrayed Lips Manlis is the big screen adaptation of "Dick Tracy", which was released in 1990. Actress Sally Kellerman portrayed Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan in the "M*A*S*H*" movie, and Loretta Swit took over duties for Kellerman in the long-running television series.

The Flaming Lips is a psychedelic rock band whose song "Do You Realize??" was used in commercials for Mitsubishi, Hewlett-Packard, and Merrill Lynch. It is also the official rock song of Oklahoma.

10. What do a famous Bastille prisoner, the cave paintings in Lascaux, Eric Stoltz, and Carnevale (the Carnival of Venice) have in common?

Answer: Face masks

The famous Bastille prisoner, whose real identity is still the subject of much debate, is also referred to as the "Man in the Iron Mask". The cave paintings in Lascaux prominently feature animal masks. Carnevale has become closely associated with Venetian masks. Last but not least, Eric Stoltz portrayed Rocky Dennis in the 1985 movie, "Mask", which co-starred Cher.

Source: Author saturnchick23

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