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'J' is for..... Trivia Quiz


Up to part 10 now and still going on and on and on and etc. O.K. you know how it works, no? I give you a scenario involving a word beginning with 'J' and you guess the answer. Simple. Enjoy!

A multiple-choice quiz by kristian88. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
kristian88
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
146,143
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Tough
Avg Score
6 / 10
Plays
677
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Question 1 of 10
1. I recently visited an old English castle and they were having a medieval festival. I noticed one woman wearing a rather charming 'jupon'. What did she have on? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. I enjoyed a holiday in Africa last year, along with a hundred others, and was recently looking at the photos from it. I had simply labelled one of them 'Jerboa'. What was the picture of? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. I was watching CNN, along with everyone else, during Gulf War 2 and noticed one of the Afghanis had a 'jezail'. What type of thing did he have? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. An American friend of mine was constantly going on about it only cost a 'jitney'. How much actually is a jitney? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. I noticed a 'jabot' on someone's clothes the other day. What was the item of clothing I was looking at? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. On a recent camping trip in Scotland with my wife, we were sitting in the tent looking out and witnessed a local being 'jauped'. What had just happened to him? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. On a camping trip in Scotland, along with seeing a local get jauped, I also got chatting to the guy in the next tent, who was there with his boss. He was an Irish fella and a 'jarvey' by trade. What was his line of work? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Watching a Frankie Howerd film, there came a point in it when one character referred to Frankie as a 'janker wallah'. What was Frankie doing at the time? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. I was looking for a particular fruit in a greengrocers a few days ago and for some reason the woman behind the counter asked what colour it was. I decided to be smart and said 'jacinthe'. She smiled at me and pointed to the fruit I wanted and said 'smart alec'. What colour was the fruit that I picked up? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. A friend of mine, who lives in Antarctica, said he would be flying home on 'jubilate'. What day was he due to arrive? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. I recently visited an old English castle and they were having a medieval festival. I noticed one woman wearing a rather charming 'jupon'. What did she have on?

Answer: Petticoat

A jupon can be a sleeveless jacket, a petticoat or a coat worn over armour.
2. I enjoyed a holiday in Africa last year, along with a hundred others, and was recently looking at the photos from it. I had simply labelled one of them 'Jerboa'. What was the picture of?

Answer: Small rodent

A jerboa is a small African rodent that has long hind legs for jumping.
3. I was watching CNN, along with everyone else, during Gulf War 2 and noticed one of the Afghanis had a 'jezail'. What type of thing did he have?

Answer: Weapon

A jezail, from the Persian jaza'il, is a long Afghan musket.
4. An American friend of mine was constantly going on about it only cost a 'jitney'. How much actually is a jitney?

Answer: 5 cents

A jitney is American slang for 5 cents or a motorbus that ran at very cheap rates. It is also used to mean cheap.
5. I noticed a 'jabot' on someone's clothes the other day. What was the item of clothing I was looking at?

Answer: Shirt

A jabot is an ornamental frill on a bodice or formerly on a shirt. The word is of French origin.
6. On a recent camping trip in Scotland with my wife, we were sitting in the tent looking out and witnessed a local being 'jauped'. What had just happened to him?

Answer: Spattered with mud from a tractor

To jaup is to spatter or to splash up with mud or water.
7. On a camping trip in Scotland, along with seeing a local get jauped, I also got chatting to the guy in the next tent, who was there with his boss. He was an Irish fella and a 'jarvey' by trade. What was his line of work?

Answer: Taxi driver

A jarvey is the driver of an Irish car, or in slang talk is a taxi driver. It is derived from the Irish name Jarvis.
8. Watching a Frankie Howerd film, there came a point in it when one character referred to Frankie as a 'janker wallah'. What was Frankie doing at the time?

Answer: Peeling potatoes

A janker wallah is a term that was used to describe a chore done by an army prisoner such as peeling potatoes or washing uniforms. The term jankers means detention in the army and wallah is Indian for doing something.
9. I was looking for a particular fruit in a greengrocers a few days ago and for some reason the woman behind the counter asked what colour it was. I decided to be smart and said 'jacinthe'. She smiled at me and pointed to the fruit I wanted and said 'smart alec'. What colour was the fruit that I picked up?

Answer: Orange

Jacinthe means orange colour.
10. A friend of mine, who lives in Antarctica, said he would be flying home on 'jubilate'. What day was he due to arrive?

Answer: Third Sunday after Easter

Jubilate has many meanings including exultation.
Source: Author kristian88

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