Multiple-Choice Trivia II

[Iprobablysuck]

D because that sounds like something someone would do

[StrangerCoug]

Huh, I was thinking time periods for some reason

The intent was the furthest away in distance. I can't vouch for

when

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

or

The Blues Brothers

are set.

Question

In 1963, there was a zoo exhibit on the "The Most Dangerous Animal in the World". What did this exhibit feature?

1. A Saltwater Crocodile
   
2. A wolf
   
3. A goose
   
4. A mirror behind bars

B?

[Nancy Drew 39]

It’s probably D but A is also a good answer.

Since my only snowball’s chance of hell of winning is to choose the obviously wrong answer C, I’ll go with that but it’s almost certainly D, slight chance of A. I don’t really think a wolf is the most dangerous animal in the world, so obviously wrong answer

C

for the lulz

[Jake The Wolfie]

The thing with D is that the mirror was facing the wrong way.

[RH9]

D because that sounds like something someone would do

Correct!
The mirror was a 1963 exhibit at the Bronx Zoo intended to show how dangerous humankind is to the world.

[Iprobablysuck]

When in doubt, pick the philosophical choice.

In what year was the first home console light gun peripheral released in North America?

A: 1972
B: 1983
C: 1985
D: 1990

[Haschel Cedricson]

C.

[Iprobablysuck]

C.

Incorrect!

[Jake The Wolfie]

What is this question asking?

[Iprobablysuck]

A light gun is a video game accessory which detects light from the tv screen to determine where the player is aiming. The question is asking when the first one for a home console was released

[Jake The Wolfie]

D

[Ircher]

B

[Iprobablysuck]

The correct answer was A: The Magnavox Odyssey Light Rifle released in 1972, compatible with the first home video game console the Odyssey itself.

Somebody else can ask if they want

[Haschel Cedricson]

Celebrity chef Alton Brown is a devout Christian, although he doesn't talk about it too much. He did reveal in an interview that he has left his church because of the anti-gay stance of the Southern Baptist Convention. If Alton Brown is soul-searching about the Holy Trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, then it's quite possible he's doing some soul-searching about the other Holy Trinity. If Alton Brown wanted to cook a dish that did not stick to the Holy Trinity of Cajun Cuisine, which of the following ingredients might he include instead?

A) Bell Pepper
B) Carrot
C) Celery
D) Onion

[Jake The Wolfie]

The blood of several thousand mosquitos

[StrangerCoug]

I used to know this one... A, I think?

[Lady Lambdadelta]

A) because I think the holy trinity is

the same or close to the same as mire-poix? Cajun french cooking routes I think...

[Lady Lambdadelta]

Also, love the YDKJ style question, Haschel.

[Haschel Cedricson]

A is incorrect!

[Iprobablysuck]

i can't say I'm the expert(tm) on cajun cuisine but i don't feel like I've ever seen a carrot in a cajun dish, so B?

[Haschel Cedricson]

B is correct! LLD is right that it derives from mirepoix, but Cajun chefs replaced the carrot with bell pepper.

[Lady Lambdadelta]

B is correct! LLD is right that it derives from mirepoix, but Cajun chefs replaced the carrot with bell pepper.

Oh dang, right logic but wrong result huh?

Dang, aha.

[Iprobablysuck]

I'm nothing if not a food fan.

In terms of episode count, what is the shortest running cartoon in the history of Cartoon Network?

A: Megas XLR
B: Robotomy
C: Symbionic Titan
D: Whatever Happened To....Robot Jones?

[Lady Lambdadelta]

Gonna go with the one I've never heard of and say B

[Iprobablysuck]

Gonna go with the one I've never heard of and say B

This is correct! Robotomy only ran for ten episodes.