Daily Trivia

Questions correct: 11 / 15
You took 204 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 896

I think the questions must change with each person doing it as I don't remember mona lisa etc yesterday and what did Tom Clancy have to do with today's?

PS I'm doing the daily team game.

Questions correct: 10 / 15
You took 171 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 829


Yes I'm doing the Daily team game too

Aren't we all? I try a few others occasionally if I'm at a loose end - doesn't happen very often!

Questions correct: 13 / 15
You took 172 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1128

Dreadful today - sorry guys if I lowered the total team score

Questions correct: 10 / 15
You took 179 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 821

Mind you, Here are the questions I got wrong

1. If you were told to make a flag with unmarked horizontal stripes of red, white, and blue, to which two countries could the flag belong? (got it half right)
2. What are two dominate economic forces in Tioga, Bradford, and Potter Counties?
5. What are the names of Dale Jarrett's and Terry Labonte's sons who are now following in the footsteps of their fathers?
8. Where was the CSS Alabama built?
15. What method of connection did Electricians use before Wirenuts were invented ? right componants - wrong order!

Questions correct: 12 / 15
You took 124 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1076

Sorry forgot to do it yesterday!
Today's score - at least one was a kucky guess and the one I got wrong was also a guess.
Questions correct: 14 / 15
You took 194 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1206

None of Jane's questions appeared for me though - so they must all be different. These were mine

1. For which of the following is the definition, 'a pass rush by one or more players from the backfield'? This was what I got wrong.

2. This is a small dog, but incredibly tough. Bred to be a sheepdog, he can work for hours without tiring. They often have to work by themselves, relying on their own wits and brains to handle the stock.

3. Manure is a good source of fertilizer but what is another benefit of manure?

4. Distant in interest or unconcerned?

5. What is the 2nd book in the Vampire Chronicles ?

6. What state's southern border is formed by a river of the same name?

7. Which of the following rivers does NOT pass through a capital city?

8. "______ Medicine" by Bon Jovi.

9. This man is the wealthiest businessman in the world.

10. What does the latin phrase "opus dei" mean?

11. What was Gus and Maria's (Toula's parents) wedding gift to Toula and Ian?

12. In this classic game, you 'tie yourself up in knots.'

13. Which apostle denied Jesus three times?

14. Put a light in the _______ to light up its face.

15. In 1932, James Chadwick discovered what subatomic particle that contains mass but no charge?

Questions correct: 12 / 15
You took 164 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1036

Questions correct: 13 / 15
You took 140 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1160

Scotty wrote:Just noticed this
Could I join in please Jayne?
That way I will make you all feel good about your scores

Sent you an invite Sadie

Useless today!
These American sports and film questions keep catching me out!
Questions correct: 9 / 15
You took 154 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 746

a couple I perhaps should have guessed correctly but the ones I got wrong were

Who did the Wizards trade to the Pistons?

The film 'Blade Runner' was based on which book by Philip K. Dick? (thought it wasn't the 'rude' one - the others seemed more real) answer The Spy Who Shagged Me

Heather Graham was in this 1999 movie with Mike Meyers and Rob Lowe, about a 1960's spy going from the future back to the past: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (I had only heard of one of Dick's books -wrong one!)

when it asks 'All cockatiels are prone to night frights. Which is the most so?' I didn't expect the answer to be all of them!

Questions correct: 13 / 15
You took 209 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1091


Thought I was on a winning streak there. Got the last two wrong and one of them was so easy I just didnt read it properly

Questions correct: 11 / 15
You took 172 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 928

Not so easy today - had to guess a lot!

Glad I did it before you then Sue, I actually knew some of mine, just a couple of guesses.

bear with me folks
I done a quiz can't find the score
I then did a word challenge and took note
12/15 183 seconds
Score: 1017

Found you on the score page Sadie
Scottyduck --- 9/15
359secs Score 541

Daily maintenance is being performed so can't get on the site at the moment. Hope I remember later We need a few more people for the team to get a better score

Questions correct: 12 / 15
You took 170 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1030
I'm annoyed as I changed one answer but would have got it right if I'd left my original one!

Wish I hadn't bothered now!

Questions correct: 6 / 15
You took 191 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 409

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1. Which of these characters is the Don at the beginning of the book?

2. It is generally agreed that the first jigsaw puzzle was produced around 1760 by John Spilsbury of London. What was his occupation ?

3. "My love life's gone for a Burton. I'm Cleopatra - looking for my ninth Antony."

4. Let's go on a diet! What is the best way to lose weight effectively?

5. What is a synonym for the word prime?

6. What famous American statesman was General George McClellan's horse named after?

7. Out of Memphis, who did the Cleveland Cavaliers pick with the 6th pick?

8. One of the commandments says to have no other gods before God. What does Christ say we cannot serve while simultaneously serving God?

9. Which of these TV kiddie shows came first?
Captain K in 1955, Howdy Doody, Mister Rogers, Sesame Street

10. What is the temperament of the flat-coated retriever like? 2out of three characteristics right but wrong combination -Loyal was wrong!

11. Ok, back to Asia again: "Kankoku" is the Japanese name for? Cambodia, North Vietnam, North Korea, South Korea

12. What is the name of the Queen's oldest son?

13. In what state is Mall of America?
Illinois, Minnesota, California, New York

14. Which of the following actors were not in the film -can't remember its name but couldn't find it in any lists afterwards? Russell Crowe was the only actor I had heard of but incorrect answer

15. 'My son calls another man -------' (country song)




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Did one on London and the home counties and only got 1 wrong.

Today's efforts

Questions correct: 10 / 15
You took 145 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 855

here are the ones I didn't get

Let's start with an easy one. Who was the girl that Forrest ended up marrying? (should have guessed but never saw the film)

What was the real name of the founder of Buddhism? (should have got that one)

The big annoyance of E Block is...? (what's E block?)

Who was the captain of the team before Steve Yzerman? (which team/sport?)

In Lillian Hellman's "The Children's Hour", the plot revolves around a child's lie. What does the lie concern?

Questions correct: 12 / 15
You took 208 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 992

Did better than I thought I had - quite a few guesses again!

Questions correct: 12 / 15
You took 191 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1009

Only two people played yesterday Sorry I tried first thing and then was busy until late last night and forgot Only 3 played so far today - where have you all gone

Questions correct: 14 / 15
You took 178 seconds to complete this quiz.
Total score: 1222