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beowulf;1311004 wrote: Who arrives in Hrothgar's realm to battle the monster Grendel? and if i had got that one wrong i would have hung my head in shame


Yeah, now who was that famous guy..............................

I had totally different questions. I hate the ones from that Romance of the 3 Kingdoms-big old fat book, my son read it in his late teens. Now, that is classical literature for sure......................:rolleyes:

1/10

what stupid questions!

supposed to science and technology so why did i get two questions about comedy?

Which comedy group was responsible for the “Medical Love Song which contained references to a variety of sexually transmitted diseases, pustules and buboes and concludes with “I’ve left my body to science, but I’m afraid they’ve turned it down.

Why don't people trust the sheet rock manufacturer?,,,the anser is He always "gypsum". :rolleyes:

other stupid unknowable questions......

What are the cardinal signs of DM2.......................nice if i knew what DM2 was!

Which 'Q' word describes a substance believed from ancient times to be the building block of the heavenly bodies, such as the sun and stars?

rediculous! :mad::mad:

4/10 :rolleyes:

I missed the easiest one of the lot because I didn't read the full question.

8/10 and i guessed on all but 2 :wah:

Some were very strange today, or it is too early this morning...........:wah:

Wow! Did I set a record? I thought I was a better guesser than that.

good grief!......after 10 hours im still on top!

3/10 and its sunday :yh_rotfl....guessed on 9!...only one i knew was where was JC when he was betrayed by Judas

stupid unknowable questions of the day.......

Also the first phrase of the Declaration of Faith, what is the main principle of the Declaration of Faith?

How old was Josiah when he became king?

How were Ishmael and Lot related?

What is the fourth glorious mystery of the most holy rosary?

:-6 I had different questions than those, Beowulf.

yeah....you got the easy peasy ones while i got the extra hard ones

beowulf;1311892 wrote: yeah....you got the easy peasy ones while i got the extra hard ones


I have never had the same questions you have listed. I wonder how many gazillion questions there are?

Zapata;1311901 wrote: I wonder how many gazillion questions there are?


from the funtrivia website.......



To say that we have a lot of trivia would be an understatement. FunTrivia has over 1,000,000 trivia questions in 10,000 categories, created by over 30,000 different visitors to this site, from over 100 countries around the world. Over 1.6 million registered members and 6,000,000 guests have played a quiz.

Sheesh!! So how come, some days we get absolutely unanswerable questions? I took one of the quizzes one day. It said to not worry about your score, there were some questions so obscure that hardly anyone got them right but you might learn some useless information in the process.

Thanks for the statistics.

7/10

todays silly questions revolved around street names in San Fransisco and political parties of Austria!

I'd trade your questions for mine: currency in Botswana & villages in Portugal. :rolleyes:

beowulf;1311892 wrote: yeah....you got the easy peasy ones while i got the extra hard ones


all questions are different so no one cheats.

hmmmmm....10/10 but please tell me how these questions qualify as 'history'?

If someone opposes someone or goes against a stated cause, this person would be considered an antagonist or antagonistic. What prefix indicates against?

What is clever humour called?

Which of the following words could mean a reasonably accurate but not precisely certain calculation about something?

Once in a blue ________?

You're out of ozokerite. What do you need to buy?

You just broke your grommet. What do you need to replace?

A lot of people would argue that any kind of government is a kakistocracy. What does kakistrocracy mean?

Which is the correct spelling?..........Your Answer: Mortgage

stories of Gwrach y Rhibyn and the Ellyllon are from what part of the British Isles?

Francesco Cavalli named an opera after a mythical Queen of Carthage. Who was this queen, whose tragic fate is related in Virgil’s “Aeneid?

i think the last two are the only ones vaguely 'history'

Wonderful score, even so! Well done!

im kinda glad i didnt get proper history questions.....would have probably got 4 or 5 then :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Oh, musicals always go in the history category, I had a couple of them.

7/10 guessed on most....think the only one i really knew was the merchant of venice and lord of the rings ones

6/10

6/10

I shall be without a computer for the next seven days. Play nicely, get a running start and I'll try to chase you when I get back online.

woot!....if i can knobble a few more i might have a good chance then

beowulf;1312630 wrote: woot!....if i can knobble a few more i might have a good chance then


No need of nobbling here - at 2/10 I do it quite effectively myself

8/10

but some obscure questions

What is the correct preposition for this quote: Hannibal ___ portas? (guessed right)

Taylor took office in 1849. When did he leave office?

(guessed wrong)

Which locomotives are classified as HST's (High Speed Trains)?

(guessed right...43)

Whose "Got milk?" ad starts off, "Sure I'm young. But I know a lot about girls" (1997)? (guessed wrong)

On March 18, 2004, Howard Dean announced the start of a new political advocacy group. What is the group's name?

(guessed right)

I wish to protest. I clicked on one more correct answer but it failed to register. :wah: Absolutely no excuse for this poor showing.

2/10.....standard sunday score :yh_rotfl

guessed on every one cept for this one which i did know :yh_rotfl

Which Norse Goddess is called "Queen of the Valkyeries"?

Your Answer: Freya

a freind named his daughter Freya.....always thought it was a nice name

7/10

6/10

Again one check wasn't recognized. That's ok, it was wrong anyway. :)But how are Mythology & songs from Broadway musicals "History"? Shouldn't they be under general knowledge?

:wah: They never are. Maybe because some of them are very old musicals.

7/10

I got 8/10 yesterday and I think the two I got wrong were the two I didn't guess at.:yh_rotfl

flopstock;1313333 wrote: I got 8/10 yesterday and I think the two I got wrong were the two I didn't guess at.:yh_rotfl


Wrong !

Nomad;1313335 wrote: Wrong !
What? did I read it wrong and actually got 2/10?:yh_rotfl

flopstock;1313336 wrote: What? did I read it wrong and actually got 2/10?:yh_rotfl


Stand down soldier.

I managed 9/10 two days in a row, that's outstanding for me :wah:

Betty Boop;1313341 wrote: I managed 9/10 two days in a row, that's outstanding for me :wah:


Good on ya, Girl!

I was robbed. Although I guessed on the answer, it was the right one but it didn't register. So in my mind I had a 10 today! (And it was a computer question too, not my best suit.)

There's not many playing at the moment!

Questions correct: 5 / 10

You took 161 seconds to complete this quiz.

Total score: 339

Questions correct: 7 / 10

You took 210 seconds to complete this quiz.

Total score: 490



Please! a camel?:rolleyes:

Up^^^^^

Oh, I scored only 5 today.

Really! The names of Pat & Peter Lawford's children???

No, I didn't have that question.

Or the colors of some country's flag that I didn't even know WAS a country?