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Email Daily TriviaPlay each day & forward to your friends! General: Mixed 10 Questions: Mixed 10 Q. Tough [B] : Triviabiz1Z - As we approached the "Petting Zoo", Little Johnny froze in his tracks, wide-eyed, and would not take another step. What anxiety disorder does Little Johnny suffer from? Zeusophobia Zelophobia Zoophobia Zemmiphobia Sci / Tech: Stars: Stars: Southern Constellations2This faint southern constellation is named after an instrument that changed astronomy forever and is strongly associated with Galileo Galilei. Which of the following is named after this instrument? Microscopium Telescopium Horologium Pyxis Humanities: Idioms and Proverbs: Idioms and Proverbs: Hats Off to You3Have you ever heard someone use the idiom, 'At the drop of a hat'? What idea matches what this saying means? To put one's hat on and go. To question everything done. To do something at once without question. To drop the hat and react. Animals: Dog Breeds: Individual Breeds: A Few Facts about the Beautiful Samoyed4What group of dog does the Samoyed belong to, according to the American Kennel Club? Terrier Hound Sport Working Hobbies: Knitting: Knitting: Knitting - All the Celebs are doing it !5What is generally the best stitch to use if you want your garment to have a close fit around the waist or wrist? Moss stitch Rib stitch Purl stitch Knit stitch Literature: Literary Terms & Quotes: Literary Terms & Quotes: Book Quotes6"Please, sir. I want some more." Animorphs Gathering Blue Oliver Twist The Thief Lord Sports: USA by Locality: USA by Locality : One Name, Two Cities7What name is shared by the University of Oregon and a professional hockey team in Anaheim? Ducks Quakers Brewers Storm Movies: Food and Drink in Movies: Food and Drink in Movies: Films To Digest8John Travolta imparted the information that a Quarterpounder with Cheese is known in Paris as a Royale with Cheese. In which film? Perfect Carrie Pulp Fiction Get Shorty Celebrities: Lemmon & Matthau: Lemmon & Matthau : Jack Lemmon - A National Treasure9Jack's most famous film with Walter Matthau is this 1968 comedy based on the play by Neil Simon. Buddy, Buddy The Odd Couple Macaroni Tribute Music: Remakes & Covers: Remakes & Covers: Covers in the 90s A-Z10Aaron Carter did an appalling version of 'Surfin' USA'. Who was the original by? The Bassheads The Beatles The Beach Boys Bachman Turner Overdrive *** Submit your answers now & compare scores: Play the FunTrivia.com Daily Trivia Game Mary Live long and prosper

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Email Daily TriviaPlay each day & forward to your friends! Literature: Mixed Literature: Something in Common: What Do These Works Have in Common?1The literary works "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi", "Black Beauty" and "Watership Down" have an interesting perspective in common. What is it? Main characters are animals Main characters are dead at the start They are stories within stories They are dreams within stories Celebrities: Who is this Celebrity?: Who is this Celebrity? : They Write Too2This actor and comedian is best known for his character Dr. Frasier Crane. But, he doesn't just act; he writes, too. His book, "So Far...", covers many parts of his life, including many family tragedies. Who is he? Ted Danson Kelsey Grammer David Hyde Pierce John Mahoney Hobbies: Board Games: Board Games: Board Games and Beyond3Which of these games involves cheese? Chutes And Ladders Candy Land Mouse Trap Dungeons And Dragons Humanities: Australian Lingo: Australian Lingo: True Blue4The food has been eaten and most of the beer is gone, flies have been swatted and the kids are whinging because they want some sweets. Suddenly, the sound of 'Greensleeves' is heard in the background and the kids go nuts. Why? The Mr Whippy van is coming and it's ice cream for all! It is bed time for all the kids - no sweets tonight It's an hour until curfew and everyone must go home The animals have escaped from the local zoo Animals: Marsupials and Monotremes: Marsupials and Monotremes: Hop Aboard the Kangaroo Express5For what purpose does the kangaroo use its tail? Balance when hopping To help climb trees As a type of swimming rudder As a digging aid People: Occupational Trivia: Occupational Trivia: So You Want to be a Steeplejack6What recreational activity uses some of the same knots, gear and techniques that steeplejacks use? Tiddlywinks Canoeing Rock climbing Cross country skiing General: Thematic 10Q Average: Thematic Story Time: Please Make Fun Of Me v1.07When I turned 15 years old I wanted a job very badly, but only one place would hire me. I had to learn how to run a drive thru and how to make items like the meximelt, the enchirito and cinnamon twists. What major fast food chain did I work for? Sonic Burger King Wendy's Taco Bell Music: Music from 1979: Music from 1979: Hits of 19798"Heart of Glass" was a number one hit in the UK and US for which band? ABBA Earth, Wind and Fire Sister Sledge Blondie Movies: Which Movie - Average 10: Which Movie - Average 10: What Film Did the Line Come From?9'You might have seen a housefly, maybe even a superfly, but I bet you ain't never seen a donkey fly!' Toy Story The Grinch Shrek Monsters, Inc. Geography: Vietnam: Vietnam: Vietnam Facts10Which continent does Vietnam lie in? Africa Oceania Europe Asia *** Submit your answers now & compare scores: Play the FunTrivia.com Daily Trivia Game Mary Live long and prosper

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Email Daily TriviaPlay each day & forward to your friends! Literature: Famous Last Lines: Famous Last Lines: Famous Last Words1What 20th Century American novel ends with the line, "Tomorrow, I'll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day"? Look Homeward, Angel Tobacco Road Gone With the Wind The Sound and the Fury General: Mixed 10 Q. Tough [D]: Mixed 10 Q. Average [D]: Knowledge, Generally...2Whose sword was named 'Excalibur'? Sir Lancelot King Arthur Aragorn Mordred World: World Sites: Religious Buildings: Sacred Sites of the World3A tiny volcanic island located 2,200 miles off the coast of Chile is home to hundreds of stone statues known as Moai. Carved from volcanic ash sometime between 300 and 1200 CE, can you name this famous island? Fraser Island Devil's Island Easter Island Devenish Island History: 1960s History: 1960s History: Firsts in the 1960s (Part 1)4What did Albert Sabin introduce in 1961 that helped save children from a life-threatening disease? Note: there was a huge conflict between Albert Sabin and Jonas Salk regarding methods of administering and creating this vaccine. Varicella Vaccine Pertussis Vaccine Polio Vaccine Human Papillomavirus Vaccine People: Texas People: Texas: Famous Texans Speak5I am the Sam that my friend Stephen talks about and should have been remembered as the "Father of Texas" but was President then Governor and he was not! Who am I? Son of Sam Sam Rayburn Sam Houston Sammy Baugh Geography: Ireland: Ireland: Dublin, Ireland6What is the name of the train line that goes down the east coast of Dublin? TGV GUN DART JET Sci / Tech: The Internet: The Internet: The Joy of HTML7What tag is used when you want to insert a picture? PHOTO IMG PIC GRAPHIC Celebrities: Deceased Musicians: Deceased Musicians : Deceased Musicians8Jim Morrison died July 3, 1971: what famous band was he the lead singer for? The Doors Cream The Faces The Yardbirds Movies: Common Titles: Common Titles: We're Gonna Need A Bigger Quiz9An FBI agent (Martin Lawrence) poses as the large grandmother of the girlfriend of an escaped bank robber. Which movie is this? The Big Lebowski Big Daddy Big Momma's House The Big Picture Music: Music from 2004: Music from 2004: Lyrics to Songs of 200410Finish the line from the wonderful smash hit by Britney Spears..."With the taste of your lips I'm on a ride, you're ___ -- I'm slippin under." sleepy too excited drunk toxic *** Submit your answers now & compare scores: Play the FunTrivia.com Daily Trivia Game Mary Live long and prosper

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