luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
trivia 9/23
DID YOU KNOW ...
A baby has around 30,000 taste buds. They are not just on the tongue but
also on the sides, back, and roof of the mouth. Adults have about 10,000.
1. Uranian, Delft, and Midnight are all varieties of what color ?
2. The term, "Ace in the Hole" can apply to ...........
a. - a Poker Hand
b. - a Golf Shot
c. - Both
d. - Neither
3. Name That tune !
"Mama turns on the Front Porch light,
She says "Come in Darlin', That's enough for tonight..."
(Hint; Brenda Lee)
4. What's the more common name for Gossamer ?
5. Which one of these ponies was a Unicorn?
a. - Posey
b. - Twilight
c. - Locket
d. - Yum Yum
6. What was Barbie's first job ?
7. The Killing Fields are sites in an Asian country where more than a
million people were killed and buried during the country's civil war. Name
this country...
8. Something that is described as "draconian" refers to what adjective?
a. - Harsh
b. - Old
c. - Dragon-like
d. - Complicated
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Aaron Burr was charged with murder after he killed Alexander Hamilton in
that Duel, and later, was charged with Treason..
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1. Blue
2. - c (Stud Poker, of course, but also a Hole-in-One...)
3. "Sweet Nothin's "
4. Spider Silk
5. - B
6. flight Attendant
7. Cambodia
8. - a
TRUTH !
Expecting a hero’s welcome for defending his honor. Instead, he faced public
outcry for killing Hamilton. Facing potential murder charges, he fled to the
South. With the help of his powerful friend, the charges were dropped, and
he returned to Washington to finish his term as vice president.
In 1807, he faced treason charges for conspiring to plan the secession of
several western states. He fled to Europe, returning to New York after his
acquittal.
DID YOU KNOW ...
A baby has around 30,000 taste buds. They are not just on the tongue but
also on the sides, back, and roof of the mouth. Adults have about 10,000.
1. Uranian, Delft, and Midnight are all varieties of what color ?
2. The term, "Ace in the Hole" can apply to ...........
a. - a Poker Hand
b. - a Golf Shot
c. - Both
d. - Neither
3. Name That tune !
"Mama turns on the Front Porch light,
She says "Come in Darlin', That's enough for tonight..."
(Hint; Brenda Lee)
4. What's the more common name for Gossamer ?
5. Which one of these ponies was a Unicorn?
a. - Posey
b. - Twilight
c. - Locket
d. - Yum Yum
6. What was Barbie's first job ?
7. The Killing Fields are sites in an Asian country where more than a
million people were killed and buried during the country's civil war. Name
this country...
8. Something that is described as "draconian" refers to what adjective?
a. - Harsh
b. - Old
c. - Dragon-like
d. - Complicated
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Aaron Burr was charged with murder after he killed Alexander Hamilton in
that Duel, and later, was charged with Treason..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Blue
2. - c (Stud Poker, of course, but also a Hole-in-One...)
3. "Sweet Nothin's "
4. Spider Silk
5. - B
6. flight Attendant
7. Cambodia
8. - a
TRUTH !
Expecting a hero’s welcome for defending his honor. Instead, he faced public
outcry for killing Hamilton. Facing potential murder charges, he fled to the
South. With the help of his powerful friend, the charges were dropped, and
he returned to Washington to finish his term as vice president.
In 1807, he faced treason charges for conspiring to plan the secession of
several western states. He fled to Europe, returning to New York after his
acquittal.
