It's Alright When It's Wrong Trivia Quiz

Answer: Irving Berlin

Irving Berlin was a composer, lyricist and songwriter. He wrote both "White Christmas" and "God Bless America". Berlin was born Israel Isidore Baline on May 11, 1888 and died at the age of one hundred and one on September 22, 1989.

Thomas Alva Edison, Eli Whitney and Alexander Graham Bell were all inventors. Edison invented the light bulb, Whitney invented the cotton gin and Bell invented the telephone.

Answer: Nile

The Nile is the longest river in the world. It flows from East Africa northbound through the country of Egypt, Africa. The Nile River is approximately four thousand miles long. The sources of the Nile River are made up of the Blue Nile, the White Nile and the Arbara. The Nile Delta empties into the Mediterranean Sea and is a very fertile area.

Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the whole world. It is located between Peru and Bolivia in the Andes Mountains of South America.
Lake Victoria is the world's second largest freshwater lake by surface. It is divided between Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, which are all in Africa.
Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area and is one of the five Great Lakes of North America. This lake is shared by both Canada and the USA.

Answer: Crimson Rosella (Platycercus elegans)

The Crimson Rosella is native to New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia in the open forest areas. The feathers of this extremely colorful bird have a very intricate design of bright crimson, vivid blue and soft greens with striking black as well. Some of the edging of the feathers are white and the bill of this beautiful bird is a grayish-white. Its feet are grey and its iris is a dark brown.

The Scarlet Macaw, the Chestnut Eared Aracari and the Crested Quetzal are all native to South America. The Scarlet Macaw is a large tropical bird that is native from the far south-east of Mexico to the Amazonian area of Peru, as well as Bolivia and the lowlands of Brazil. This bird is the national bird of Honduras.
The Crested Quetzal is a colorful, tropical bird found mostly in Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia and Venezuela.
The Chestnut Eared Aracari is native to both central and south-eastern South America. It is a member of the toucan family.

Answer: Lexus

The Lexus is a luxury vehicle made by the Toyota Motor Corporation. It was first introduced in 1989. The development of this car resulted in the "flagship" Lexus LS400. The design and creation of this car involved hundreds of people such as designers, engineers, technicians, engineering teams and support workers. They created approximately four hundred and fifty prototypes.
The Kona, Sonata and Accent are all cars made by the Hyundai Motor Company.

Answer: Sugar maple

The Sugar maple is a deciduous tree. This means that it is a leafy tree and loses its foliage in the autumn. It is native to the hardwood forest areas of northeastern North America. The sap of this tree is used to make the delicious product known as maple syrup.

The Douglas fir, ponderosa pine and blue nest spruce are all coniferous trees also known as softwoods. They have needle-leaves or scale-leaves instead of leaves and remain green all year round. They are also are cone-bearing trees.

Answer: Butchart Gardens

Butchart Gardens is made up of over fifty acres of public gardens. It is located on Vancouver Island in Brentwood Bay near the city of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada. There are well over a million visitors per year to these gardens. There are several themed gardens including Japanese gardens, rose gardens and Italian gardens, to name a few. Within the gardens there are ponds, fountains and wonderful bronze statues.

Six Flags, Disneyland and Busch Gardens are all located in the USA and have theme parks within. The public enjoy both rides and educational information in these parks.

Answer: Daisy

Daisies are wildflowers and grow from seeds. They depend on pollination to spread. The daisy symbolizes innocence as well as purity and new beginnings. It is a perennial. Their leaves are edible, most often used in salads. The petals are white and the center is yellow. Occasionally daises come in pink or rose colors too. There are many varieties of daisies including gerbera daisy, Paris daisy, crown-daisy, tohoka daisy and more.

The daffodil, lily and tulip all grow from bulbs.

Answer: Tomato

Tomatoes are a fruit. There are many varieties of the tomato, which originated in South America. Some of the varieties include Beefsteak, Plum, Heirloom and Cherry. The wonderful tomato can be eaten raw or cooked in many ways. Nutritionally, the tomato contains lycopene which is a natural antioxidant. They contain vitamin C and vitamin A.

Carrots, onions and turnips are all vegetables.

Answer: The Girls on the Bridge

"Girls on the Bridge" is a painting by Edvard Munch. Munch was a painter who was born on December 12, 1863. He was born in Oslo, Norway and one of his well known works is "The Scream".
"La Gioconda" (Mona Lisa), "La Belle Ferroniere" and "Lady with an Ermine" are all paintings by Leonardo da Vinci.

Answer: Canada

Canada is a country in the northernmost part of North America. Canada consists of ten provinces and three territories. This country borders the Atlantic Ocean to its east, the Pacific Ocean to its west, the United States to its south. The U.S. state of Alaska borders on the northwest and Greenland borders on the northeast. Canada's total land area is 9,984,670 km squared (3,854,085 square miles). The estimated population as of the year 2011 is nearing 34,400,000 people. Canada has two official languages which are French and English. The capital city of Canada is Ottawa, which is located in the province of Ontario.

Uruguay, Argentina and Suriname are all countries situated in South America.