Quiz written by @Haseo . Hosted by @Haseo .
Topic - A Touch of Chaos

Q1. How many degrees are in a circle?
A1. 360

Q2. What famous artist painted the Mona Lisa? Note: Give full name.
A2. Leonardo da Vinci

Q3. What is the country of origin of Bundt cake?
A3. United States of America

W4. Logorrhea

Q5. In music, what is the most commonly encountered clef?
A5. Treble clef

Q6. How many letters are in the word: Serendipitous?
A6. 13

Q7. Counting to 2 decimal places, what is the value of pi?
A7. 3.14

Q8. Vulpes zerda is a small mammal native to where?
A8. North Africa

R9. Pochemuchka
A9. Akhcumehcop

Q10. In what year was the first known cruffin created?
A10. 2013

Q11. How many vowels are in the word: Mellifluous?
A11. 5

W12. Quintessence

Q13. This long piece of fabric is worn around the neck, often used for warmth.
A13. Scarf

R14. Sliver
A14. Revils

W15. Antidisestablishmentarianism

Q16. What Greek letter denotes the golden ratio?
A16. Phi

Q17. At what altitude from Earth can one find the Kármán line? Note: Give units.
A17. 100 km / 62 mi

Q18. How many unique letters are in the word: Acquiesce?
A18. 7

R19. Aibohphobia
A19. Aibohphobia

Q20. What temperature range is the normal human body temperature? Note: Give units.
A20. 36.5–37.5°C / 97.7–99.5°F

Q21. How many milliseconds are in 1 minute?
A21. 60000

Q22. What geometric shape describes a bagel?
A22. Torus

Results:
@synorith - 31 points
@masj3 - 26 points
@Dyeslexia - 21 points
@Araxxin_Mar - 7 points
@sakura - 7 points
@Varin xD - 6 points
@Only Lilly - 4 points
@Bardenpho - 2 points
@Chickasaw - 2 points
@Selc0uth - 2 points

Quiz written by @Haseo . Hosted by @Haseo .
Topic - A Touch of Chaos

Q1. How many degrees are in a circle?
A1. 360

Q2. What famous artist painted the Mona Lisa? Note: Give full name.
A2. Leonardo da Vinci

Q3. What is the country of origin of Bundt cake?
A3. United States of America

W4. Logorrhea

Q5. In music, what is the most commonly encountered clef?
A5. Treble clef

Q6. How many letters are in the word: Serendipitous?
A6. 13

Q7. Counting to 2 decimal places, what is the value of pi?
A7. 3.14

Q8. Vulpes zerda is a small mammal native to where?
A8. North Africa

R9. Pochemuchka
A9. Akhcumehcop

Q10. In what year was the first known cruffin created?
A10. 2013

Q11. How many vowels are in the word: Mellifluous?
A11. 5

W12. Quintessence

Q13. This long piece of fabric is worn around the neck, often used for warmth.
A13. Scarf

R14. Sliver
A14. Revils

W15. Antidisestablishmentarianism

Q16. What Greek letter denotes the golden ratio?
A16. Phi

Q17. At what altitude from Earth can one find the Kármán line? Note: Give units.
A17. 100 km / 62 mi

Q18. How many unique letters are in the word: Acquiesce?
A18. 7

R19. Aibohphobia
A19. Aibohphobia

Q20. What temperature range is the normal human body temperature? Note: Give units.
A20. 36.5–37.5°C / 97.7–99.5°F

Q21. How many milliseconds are in 1 minute?
A21. 60000

Q22. What geometric shape describes a bagel?
A22. Torus

Results:
@synorith - 31 points
@masj3 - 26 points
@Dyeslexia - 21 points
@Araxxin_Mar - 7 points
@sakura - 7 points
@Varin xD - 6 points
@Only Lilly - 4 points
@Bardenpho - 2 points
@Chickasaw - 2 points
@Selc0uth - 2 points

I was away so missed this Can you do another please?

Quiz written by @LeXieZ. Hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: What is the name of “The Ambassador” boss?
A1: Kranon.

Q2: Which two Priffddinas clans battled against the Arch-Glacor?
A2: Iorwerth and Cadarn.

Q3: What is the name of the 2020 halloween pet?
A3: Muncher.

Q4: What is the name of the banker at the Warriors Guild?
A4: Jade.

Q5: How many different soils are there in Archeology?
A5: 7.

Q6: How many dutch Stroopwaffels flavors are there in Runescape?
A6: 7.

Q7: Which real life island is the granite shield modelled after?
A7: Gran Canaria.

Q8: What does KGP stand for?
A8: Killer Gentoo Penguins.

Q9: Who is the oldest elder god?
A9: Jas.

Q10: Which quest was the first quest in the game?
A10: Cook’s Assistant.

Q11: What is the time on the clock in Catherby?
A11: 10:04.

Q12: Which three (treasure trail) dyes were the first to be released in Runescape?
A12: 3rd Age, Shadow, & Barrows.

Q13: How many totems can you collect on Anachronia?
A13: 8.

Q14: Who revived Croesus?
A14: Bik.

Q15: What is the name of the First Pyramid in Gielinor?
A15: Uzer Mastaba.

Q16: What is the name of the Last White Dragon?
A16: Therragorn.

Q17: Which NPC says: “Once, I was a poor man, but then I found a party hat.”?
A17: Uri.

Q18: How many children did Armadyl and his first husband adopt?
A18: 2.

Q19: What is the name of the planet commonly referred to as Runescape?
A19: Gielinor.

Q20: What is the name of Gielinor’s moon?
A20: Zanaris.

Results:
@Lord Bakura - 26 points
@Jonat - 21 points
@Alizadeh - 9 points
@masj3 - 5 points
@Draquist - 4 points
@synorith - 4 points
@Powell - 3 points
@Varin xD - 1 point

Quiz written by @masj3.  Hosted by @Germ366.


Q1: What is the capital of Sweden?
A1: Stockholm.

Q2: In what month are “Maypoles” traditionally danced around in Sweden?
A2: June.

Q3: Did the man who discovered/invented dynamite win the Nobel Prize?
A3: No. (Though it is named after him).

Q4: What is the largest island in Sweden?
A4: Gotland.

Q5: In Sweden there is a sound you can make to signify your agreement with something someone said. What is it?
A5: An (audible) inhalation. (Apparently Swedes don’t like to talk unnecessarily).

Q6: Sweden is a part of Scandinavia. How many countries make up Scandinavia?
A6: 3.

Q7: Besides Sweden, what are the other two countries that make Scandinavia?
A7: Norway and Denmark.

Q8: What drink is traditionally served when enjoying “fika”.
A8: Coffee.

Q9: The Swedish speaking islands of Åland are not part of Sweden. What country are they a part of?
A9: Finland.

Q10: If you order ‘glass’ in Sweden what will you be brought?
A10: Ice cream.

Q11: What 2 colors appear on the Swedish flag?
A11: Blue and Yellow.

Q12: On Mardi Gras in Sweden, you traditionally eat buns filled with ground almonds and what other substance?
A12: (Whipped) cream.

Q13: What is the name of the popular red berry that grows wild in the forests of Sweden?
A13: Lingonberry.

Q14: What is the full name (first, middle, & last) of the man who discovered/invented dynamite?
A14: Alfred Bernhard Nobel.

Q15: What Swedish artist won this 2023 Eurovision song contest?
A15: Loreen.

Q16: In what month are Swedish Crayfish parties traditionally held?
A16: August.

Q17: What is the name of the gulf between Sweden and Finland?
A17: The Gulf of Bothnia (Bottenviken).

Q18: What does the Swedish word ‘rent’ mean in English?
A18: Clean.

Q19: Sweden has 5 recognized minority languages. Is English one of them?
A19: No.

Q20: In what month is the Swedish drink “glögg” traditionally offered?
A20: December.


Results:
@looneymoon - 18 points
@Tommykillme - 16 points
Ani Elydda - 10 points
@Selc0uth - 9 points
@Kando - 9 points
@3randon - 8 points
@sakura - 3 points

Quiz written and hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: The level 119 Warforge excavation spot “Makeshift pie oven” gives the ‘Da Boss Man’ sculpture and what other artifact?
A1: (Horogothgar) cooking pot.

Q2: What is the highest sprite focus multiplier you can receive and at what level does it unlock?
A2: x12, level 101. (5x base, 1x botg, double from powerburst of opportunity)

Q3: What lunar spell allows you to sift archaeology soil?
A3: Sift Soil.

Q4: What two major (non-elder gods) in RuneScape do not have any archaeology dig sites?
A4: Guthix and Seren.

Q5: How much charge does a single pylon battery contribute to the Kharid-et Shield Pylon?
A5: 0.001%

Q6: How many pylon batteries in total does it take to fully charge the Kharid-et Shield Pylon?
A6: 100,000 (100k).

Q7: How long does the Kharid-et Shield Pylon buff last?
A7: 30 minutes.

Q8: Imperial Impressionism is an archaeology collection of ‘Art Critic Jacques’. Which God is it related to?
A8: Zaros.

Q9: Where is ‘Art Critic Jacques’ located?
A9: Top Floor, Varrock Museum.

Q10: Rex skeleton fragments are used to reconstruct the Rex Skeleton. What is the Rex Skeleton’s nickname?
A10: Osseous.

Q11: How long does the “Roar of Osseous” buff last?
A11: 65 minutes.

Q12: A cup of soil tea boosts a player’s archaeology level by how much?
A12: 2.

Q13: At what level does the sift soil spell unlock?
A13: 91.

Q14: The most recent update to Archaeology added archaeology spots in what city?
A14: Senntisten.

Q15: How many dig sites are there?
A15: 7.

Q16: Upon the release of Archaeology, how many bank spaces were players given?
A16: 50.

Q17: What is the name of the tradeable currency of the Archaeology skill?
A17: Chronotes.

Q18: Chronotes is a portmanteau of what two words?
A18: Chrono and notes.

Q19: Chrono comes from the Greek word ‘kronos’ meaning what?
A19: Time.

Q20: Ignoring the ability to purchase them, what two weapons only be acquired through the Archaeology skill?
A20: The inquisitor staff and the (masterwork) spear of annihilation.


Results:
@Dasein - 31 points
@synorith - 29 points
Lychi - 11 points
@masj3 - 7 points
@Matty - 6 points
@42Herooftime - 3 points
@Selc0uth - 1 point
@sakura - 1 point

Quiz written by @Only Lilly, hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: Which Star Wars film was released in cinemas in 1980?
A1: The Empire Strikes Back.

Q2: What is converted into alcohol during the brewing process?
A2: Sugar.

Q3: In Greek mythology ‘Hypnos’ is the God of what?
A3: Sleep.

Q4: Americans call them Zucchini, what do the British call them?
A4: Courgettes.

Q5: In which Shakespeare play does the Ghost of Banquo terrify the main character at a banquet?
A5: Macbeth

Q6: If someone is described as “Hirsuite” what does he have a lot of?
A6: Hair

Q7: Helmut Lang was a famous name in which field?
A7: Fashion Design

Q8: Which part of the body is affected by renal disease?
A8: Kidneys

Q9: Which writer famously said, “Bigamy is having one wife too many, Monogamy is the same.”?
A9: Oscar Wilde.

Q10: In the 2012 Bond Film of the same name, what is Skyfall?
A10: Bond’s childhood home.

Q11: Where did Billy Butlin open his 1st holiday camp?
A11: Skegness.

Q12: Which Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical features, Bombalurina and Macavity?
A12: Cats.

Q13: Borneo is the largest island in which Continent?
A13: Asia.

Q14: What is a baby whale called?
A14: A Calf.

Q15: What is the name of the brightly colored tropical fish in “The Little Mermaid”.
A15: Flounder.

Q16: In the NATO phonetic alphabet, which word represents “P”?
A16: Papa.

Q17: Which US state lies nearest to Russia?
A17: Alaska.

Q18: Lennox Lewis, Will Smith, and Mike Tyson were all pall bearers at whose funeral?
A18: Muhammad Ali.

Q19: What is the only city in the world to exist on two continents?
A19: Istanbul (Constantinople).

Q20: On a dart board which number is opposite to 20?
A20: 3.


Results:
@3randon - 31 points
@Selc0uth - 27 points
@Draquist - 23 points
@Seedot1234 - 6 points
Freshlands - 5 points
@Tommykillme - 5 points
RedWolf 630 - 2 points
@Varin xD - 1 point

Q1  The Pyrenees separate France from which Country?
A1  Spain

Q2  Which football club was nicknamed "The Crazy Gang" by the media?
A2  Wimbledon

Q3  The tibia is the medical name for which bone?
A3  Shin Bone

Q4  In Alices Adventures in Wonderland, which animals are used as balls in the game of croquet?
A4  Hedgehogs

Q5  What is the cube root of 27?
A5  3

Q6  Which river flows through the Italian city of Florence?
A6  Arno

Q7  Which guitarist is known as "Slowhand"?
A7  Eric Clapton

Q8  What sport does the Washington Redskins play?
A8  American Football

Q9  Which team won the FA cup in 2009?
A9  Chelsea

Q10  Which US state has the longest coast line?
A10  Alaska

Q11  Which F1 driver retired 5 days after winning the championship title in 2016
A11  Nico Rosberg

Q12  Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza are a group of islands called?
A12  Balearic Islands

Q13  If you was masticating what would you be doing?
A13  Chewing

Q14  Transavia is an airline from which Country?
A14  Netherlands

Q15  Ryan Moore is famous for which sport?
A15  Golf

Q16  What is the main spirit used to make a Harvey Wallbanger?
A16  Vodka

Q17  What TV series links the surnames, Green, Geller, Bing, Tribbiani and Buffay?
A17  Friends

Q18  Where is Tegal Airport?
A18  Berlin

Q19  Which Motor Car company as the slogan, The Power Of dreams?
A19  Honda

QA20  Nostromo was the name of the ship in which 1979 film?
A20  Alien



@Jonat   31 Points
@Cap Hatfield   16 points
@rsruinedme  13 points
@So Soft  12 points
@masj3   12 points
@shadority 7 points
@Selc0uth   6 points
@Vanir291   5 points

Quiz written by Embarass, hosted by @Germ366

Q1: What is the capital city of Australia?
A1: Canberra

Q2: Which river is the longest in the world?
A2: Nile River

Q3: Which country is known as the "Land of the Rising Sun"?
A3: Japan

Q4: What is the largest country in South America by land area?
A4: Brazil

Q5: Which African country is known as the "Pearl of Africa"?
A5: Uganda

Q6: What is the highest mountain peak in North America?
A6: Denali (formerly known as Mount McKinley)

Q7: Which city is located at the geographical center of Europe?
A7: Vilnius, Lithuania

Q8: In which country would you find the ancient ruins of Petra?
A8: Jordan

Q9: Which river flows through Paris?
A9: Seine River

Q10: Which country is known as the "Land of the Midnight Sun"?
A10: Norway

Q11: What is the largest organ in the human body?
A11: Skin
Q12: How many chambers are there in the human heart?

A12: Four

Q13: What is the largest bone in the human body?
A13: Femur (thigh bone)

Q14: How many pairs of ribs does a human have?
A14: Twelve pairs

Q15: Which hormone is responsible for regulating blood sugar levels?
A15: Insulin

Q16: How many teeth does the average adult human have?
A16: 32

Q17: Which is the longest nerve in the human body?
A17: Sciatic nerve

Q18: What is the colored part of the eye called?
A18: Iris

Q19: Which part of the brain controls balance and coordination?
A19: Cerebellum

Q20: What is the smallest bone in the human body?
A20: Stapes (in the ear)


Results:

@masj3 - 23 points
Heecksa - 17 points
Shiny Tails - 12 points
@Spewez - 11 points
@42Herooftime - 6 points
@HC O Jakey O - 6 points
Sadimar - 6 points
@Selc0uth - 4 points
Br13n - 3 points
Ekkologix - 2 points

Quiz written by @Tomarnomar, hosted by @Germ366

Q1: What sound does the Pack Yak make?
A1: Barooo Barooo!

Q2: What sound does the Bunyip make?
A2: Glorp Glorp!

Q3: What sound does the Nightmare Mustaph make?
A3: Chur chur chur!

Q4: What sound does the Terrorbird make?
A4: Scree scree!
Q5: What sound does the War Tortoise make?
A5: Hsss...

Q6: What sound does the Steel Titan make?
A6: Stand back!

Q7: What sound does the Magpie make?
A7: Chirp chirp chirp

Q8: What sound does the Waterfiend make?
A8: Splosh

Q9: What sound does the Fire Titan make?
A9: Come on and fight!

Q10: What sound does the Blood Reaver make?
A10: Sluurp!

Q11: What sound does the Gargoyle make?
A11: Grind!

Q12: What sound does the Forge Regent make?
A12: Crackle!

Q13: What sound does the Giant Chinchompa make?
A13: Squeak!

Q14: What sound does the Compost Mound make?
A14: Schlorp...

Q15: What sound does the Lava Titan make?
A15: Sacred flames...

Q16: What sound does the Ripper Demon make?
A16: Tear!

Q17: What sound does the Geyser Titan make?
A17: Pah!

Q18: What sound does the Spirit Cobra make?
A18: Hsss!

Q19: What sound does the Pack Mammoth make?
A19: Flaaaaargh!

Q20: What sound does the Kal’gerion Demon make?
A20: Gnash!


Results:

@Selc0uth - 6 points
Earth Mover - 6 points
@Arkostras - 5 points
Heecksa - 5 points
xD Squid - 4 points
Lychi - 3 points
Runebull - 3 points
@Draquist - 3 points
Shiny Tails - 3 points
@looneymoon - 3 points
@Only Lilly - 2 points
RedWolf 630 - 2 points
Freshlands - 1 point

Quiz written by @Rubes, hosted by @Draquist

Q1: How many chambers of the heart are there?
A1: 4

Q2: What year did WWI begin?
A2: 1914

Q3: What does the ‘I’ stand for in GIF?
A3: Interchange

Q4: In paint - what two colors are mixed to make green?
A4: Blue and Yellow

Q5: What is the more common name for the patella?
A5: Kneecap

Q6: In what year did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?
A6: 1941

Q7: In which museum does the Mona Lisa hang?
A7: Le Louvre

Q8: In which city is Romeo and Juliet based?
A8: Verona

Q9: What is the wealthiest charitable organization in the world?
A9: The Novo Nordisk Foundation

Q10: Which UK city is Banksy from?
A10: Bristol.

Q11: Which sport is Michael Schumacher famous for?
A11: Formula One

Q12: Who composed “Fur Elise”?
A12: Ludwig van Beethoven (Beethoven is acceptable)

Q13: Which decade was the first season of “Stranger Things” set?
A13: The 1980s

Q14: What is a group of crows known as?
A14: A Murder

Q15: What is the best-selling Michael Jackson song?
A15: Billie Jean

Q16: Xero was a band formed in 1996. What are they now known as?
A16: Linkin Park

Q17: Which volcano produced the loudest eruption?
A17: Krakatoa

Q18: What was the highest grossing film before Titanic?
A18: Jurassic Park

Q19: What is the ancient Egyptian writing system called?
A19: Hieroglyphics

Q20: Including territories, which country has the most time zones?
A20: France


Results:

@Tommykillme - 18 points
@looneymoon - 18 points
Cynthia West - 16 points
samWW - 9 points
@Justin - 8 points
@Unit timmy - 6 points
@Colton1493 - 5 points
@Selc0uth - 5 points
@Bardenpho - 5 points
@Spewez - 3 points
Shiny Tails - 2 points
Lychi - 1 point

 

Quiz adapted from original one by @Kobran, hosted by @Germ366

Q1: Winston Churchill was prime minister of the UK for most of what war?
A1: WWII.

Q2: A Hypocaust was a type of central heating principally used by what ancient empire?
A2: The Roman Empire.

Q3: What title was given to the rulers of Ancient Egypt?
A3: Pharaoh

Q4: In ancient Egypt, the bodies of Pharaohs and other important individuals underwent a special type of preparation before being placed in their sarcophaguses. What was this preparation called?
A4: Mummification.

Q5: Vikings travelled in longships to raid Britain. From what region did they begin their journey?
A5: Scandinavia.

Q6: Gladiators fought each other and animals as entertainment in Ancient Rome. What is the most famous site of this and where is it?
A6: The Colosseum in Rome.

Q7: What is the name for the seed of an oak tree?
A7: Acorn.

Q8: A six-sided polygon is known as a what?
A8: Hexagon.

Q9: The planet Mars is also known as what?
A9: The “Red Planet”.

Q10: Tadpoles are the fish-like larvae of most what?
A10: Frogs/Amphibians.

Q11: What is the difference between a Megabit and a Megabyte?
A11: A Megabyte is 8 Megabits.

Q12: Polaris is a star that was commonly used to determine a direction. Which one?
A12: North.

Q13: A “Puck” is an object used in what popular sport?
A13: (Ice) Hockey.

Q14: Name the “sport” in which one must hit a ball into 18 different holes on a course.
A14: Golf.

Q15: In chess, the bishop can only move in what way?
A15: Diagonally.

Q16: The term “slam dunk” comes from what sport?
A16: Basketball

Q17: Table Tennis is also known as what?
A17: Ping-Pong.

Q18: What is the (full) name of the character that made SEGA a household name.
A18: Sonic the Hedgehog.

Q19: What was SEGA’s final entry in the console market?
A19: The Advanced Pico Beena.

Q20: The SEGA Dreamcast was SEGA’s final entry into the global video game console market. In what year did it launch?
A20: 1998.


Results:

Cynthia West - 45 points
@Draquist  - 10 points
@Bardenpho - 8 points
@pup cake  - 8 points
@Antz - 5 points
@DrVoicu - 3 points
@Azlin - 3 points
Sadimar - 3 points
Storey31 - 2 points
@Rowt - 2 points
Lychi - 1 point

Quiz hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: From which city in the Netherlands does Gouda cheese originate?
A1: Gouda.

Q2: If you order a ‘moo shu’, what kind of meat can you expect?
A2: Pork.

Q3: Louisiana is famous for its Cajun food, name one of the two most popular Cajun dishes.
A3: Gumbo or Jambalaya.

Q4: Lasagna is the favorite food of what comic strip cat?
A4: Garfield.

Q5: 1844 is the earliest known occurrence of what dish in Italy?
A5: Spaghetti in tomato sauce.

Q6: What is the national dish of Switzerland?
A6: Fondue.

Q7: China is the origin of this beverage, though in America it is most often associated with England.
A7: Tea.

Q8: From whom does the ‘sandwich’ get its name?
A8: The Earl of Sandwich.

Q9: Chickpeas make up the majority of what popular Middle Eastern dip?
A9: Hummus.

Q10: Bouillabaisse is a French soup containing what kind of meat?
A10: Fish.

Q11: What is the national dish of Vietnam?
A11: Pho.

Q12: Name the French staple that’s essentially just a long stale piece of bread.
A12: A Baguette.

Q13: The culinary term ‘a la Florentine’ is (likely apocryphally) attributed to the influence of King Henry the II of France’s wife. From what prominent Florentian family did she hail?
A13: The Medici family.

Q14: Tapas is Spanish for what?
A14: Appetizer or snack.

Q15: Foie gras is made by force-feeding a duck or goose in order to increase the size of what organ?
A15: The liver.

Q16: What is the difference between Nigiri and Sashimi?
A16: Nigiri is served with rice, sashimi is served without.

Q17: What is the most common ingredient in all types of sushi?
A17: Vinegared rice.

Q18: What is another name for the Kiwi fruit?
A18: Chinese Gooseberry.

Q19: From what animal does the Kiwi fruit derive its name?
A19: The kiwi.

Q20: What wine is most commonly associated with Vikings?
A20: Mead (honey wine).


Results:

Moist Po op - 16 points
@Dyeslexia - 15 points 
@42Herooftime - 12 points
@bloodsmom2  - 10 points
@sakura - 7 points
Chickasaw - 6 points
@Bardenpho - 6 points
@Only Lilly - 3 points
@Sebastian - 3 points
@Antz - 3 points
SweatyVetty - 2 points

Quiz written by and hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: Aibohphobia is the fear of what?
A1: Palindromes.

Q2: Linonophobia is the fear of what?
A2: String.

Q3: Pedophobia is the fear of what?
A3: Children.

Q4: Arachibutyrophobia is the fear of what?
A4: Peanut butter sticking to the roof of one’s mouth.

Q5: Asymmetriphobia is the fear of what?
A5: Asymmetrical things.

Q6: Chaetophobia is the fear of what?
A6: Hair.

Q7: Metrophobia is the fear of what?
A7: Poetry.

Q8: Kinemortophobia is the fear of what?
A8: Zombies.

Q9: Philophobia is the fear of what?
A9: Love.

Q10: Anatidaephobia is the fear of what?
A10: Being watched by a duck.

Q11: Arachnophobia is the fear of what?
A11: Spiders.

Q12: Pentheraphobia is the fear of what?
A12: One’s mother-in-law.

Q13: Acrophobia is the fear of what?
A13: Heights.

Q14: Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of what?
A14: Long words.

Q15: Ergophobia is the fear of what?
A15: Work.

Q16: Oikophobia is the fear of what?
A16: One’s home and its surroundings.

Q17: Nomophobia is the fear of what?
A17: Losing cell phone service.

Q18: Genuphobia is the fear of what?
A18: Knees and/or Kneeling.

Q19: Glossophobia is the fear of what?
A19: Public speaking.

Q20: Papaphobia is the fear of what?
A20: The Pope.


Results:

@Spewez - 33 points
@Jonat - 11 points
Orannis - 6 points
Dalianor - 4 points
@UntilDC - 3 points

Quiz written by and hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: After whom is the Nobel Prize named?
A1: Alfred Bernhard Nobel.

Q2: Why is the Nobel Prize named after Alfred Bernhard Nobel?
A2: He set aside the majority of his fortune to establish it (in his will).

Q3: For what explosive is Alfred Bernhard Nobel most known?
A3: Dynamite.

Q4: In addition to dynamite, Nobel invented two other notable explosives. What are they?
A4: Gelignite (blasting gelatin) and Ballistite.

Q5: How many Nobel laureates have voluntarily declined a Nobel Prize?
A5: Two.

Q6: Which two people have voluntarily declined a Nobel Prize?
A6: Jean-Paul Sartre (Literature) and Le Duc Tho (Peace Prize).

Q7: How many people have won the Nobel Prize more than once?
A7: Five.

Q8: Who is the only woman to have ever won two Nobel Prizes in different categories?
A8: Marie Curie (Physics in 1903 and Chemistry in 1911).

Q9: Marie Curie shared the Nobel Prize in Physics with her husband. What was his name?
A9: Pierre Curie.

Q10: What is ironic about Marie Curie’s death?
A10: It is believed to have been caused by her work.

Q11: What German-born theoretical physicist wrote the mass-energy equivalence formula E = mc2?
A11: Albert Einstein.

Q12: Einstein famously worked at what Swiss government office?
A12: The Patent Office.

Q13: While working at the Swiss Patent Office, Einstein is believed to have had important insights into what famous and enduring theory?
A13: The Special Theory of Relativity (Theory of Special Relativity).

Q14: Einstein won the Nobel Prize in Physics in what year?
A14: 1921.

Q15: Who got the money from Einstein’s 1921 Nobel prize?
A15: His ex-wife Mileva Maric.

Q16: What notable inventor built (one of the first) wirelessly controlled boats?
A16: Nikola Tesla.

Q17: As what did Tesla attempt to market his wirelessly controlled boats?
A17: Remote controlled torpedoes.

Q18: Early on in his career, Tesla worked at what company in Paris?
A18: The Continental Edison Company.

Q19: A few weeks before the discovery of X-rays was announced by Wilhelm Rontgen, what part of his body did Tesla x-ray?
A19: His hand.

Q20: According to legend, what did Tesla love “as a man loves a woman”?
A20: A pigeon.


Results:

@SirDieAlot - 16 points
@looneymoon - 12 points
@speedi - 8 points
@Bardenpho - 8 points
@Only Lilly - 7 points
@Zuill - 4 points
@Uruk - 3 points
Quincistence - 3 points
@Cwrw - 3 points
@DrVoicu - 2 points
@Draquist - 1 point

Quiz written by @Only Lilly and hosted by @Germ366.

Q1: What is the world’s best-selling album of all time?
A1: Thriller.

Q2: What is the capital city of Japan?
A2: Tokyo.

Q3: What is a baby spider called?
A3: Spiderling.

Q4: How long was the shortest war in history?
A4: 38-45 minutes (Anglo-Zanzibar War).

Q5: How many bones does the human body have?
A5: 206.

Q6: Which cells in the body can live the longest?
A6: Brain cells.

Q7: Who was the first person to arrive from Europe to America?
A7: Leif Erikson.

Q8: Who is the lead singer of Maroon 5?
A8: Adam Levine.

Q9: Which animal can fly backwards?
A9: Hummingbird.

Q10: Which children’s story was banned in China?
A10: Alice in Wonderland.

Q11: What is the world’s best-selling single of all time?
A11: White Christmas.

Q12: Fred, Shaggy, Velma, and Daphne are characters from which show/film?
A12: Scooby-Doo.

Q13: What is Scotland’s national animal?
A13: The Unicorn.

Q14: Which animal can catch common illnesses that humans can get?
A14: Gorillas.

Q15: In what country is Ben Nevis?
A15: Scotland.

Q16: Mount Vesuvius looks over which city?
A16: Naples.

Q17: Of which country is Sofia the capital?
A17: Bulgaria.

Q18: With which sport is Silverstone most associated?
A18: Motor racing.

Q19: Lewis Hamilton left McClaren to drive for which other formula 1 team?
A19: Mercedes.

Q20: Which Bruce starred in Die Hard?
A20: Willis.


Results:

@Rayth - 31 points
@Jonat - 17 points
@Draquist - 16 points
@Cwrw - 15 points
@SirDieAlot - 12 points
@masj3 - 9 points
@looneymoon - 7 points
@Uruk - 2 points
@Bardenpho - 2 points