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Quiz Generated by Triviabliss.Com Random Trivia | 1 © Triviabliss.Com Random Trivia | 1 Quiz generated by TriviaBliss.com 1. Clue: Submission to death or persecution for the sake of faith or principle Martyrdom 2. What types of animal is … Ramsbottom in The Sooty Show Snake 3. Wadi al Muli is better known as where? Valley of the Kings 4. What is the name given to the study of earthquakes? Seismology 5. In which month does the Kentucky Derby take place? May 6. What was the band The Animals’ only UK number one hit single? House Of The Rising Sun 7. What mythological beast has the head of a man, the body of a lion, and the tail and feet of a dragon? A manticore 8. GENERAL QUESTION: WHICH ACID IS PRODUCED IN THE MUSCLES DURING STRENUOUS EXERCISE? LACTIC 9. What U.S. spider’s poison is 15 times as powerful as rattlesnake venom? The black widow’s. 10. The French village of DomrEmy was the birthplace of which famous historic figure of the 15th century? Joan of Arc (c.1412–1431) Initially called DomrEmy, the place has been renamed DomrEmy-la-Pucelle after Joan’s nickname, la pucelle d’OrlEans (the maid of OrlEans). This village was exempted from taxes in 1429 by king Charles VII as Joan of Arc’s only request for her help in ridding France of the English. However after the French revolution Domremy was required to pay taxes 11. Who had a UK number one with “Beautiful Liar” in 2007? Beyonce & Shakira 12. What does the E stand for in the name of the cartoon character Wile. E Coyote? Edgar, Ethelbert, Eric, Ernest Ethelbert 13. What is a more common term for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation? Laser 14. WHAT ‘I’ IS A CLIMBING EVERGREEN PLANT WITH SHINY LEAVES? IVY 15. What actress had her toothbrush fall in the toilet on Seinfeld, before Sex and the City beckoned? Kristin Davis. © TriviaBliss.com.
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