Multiple-Choice Trivia II

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/in

eta: probably going to steer clear of any US pol questions

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A?

no clue but sucks that I missed the JB question.

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D?

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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

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B?

no clue

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D?

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B?

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B?

This is correct! Released in 1985, Arm Wrestling features the most bizarre arrangement of opponents the Punch Out series has ever seen.

\0/ finally got one!

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Berthe Morisot was a famous French


A) singer

B) poet

C) artist

D) dancer

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C?

Yup, she was an Impressionist painter.

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D?

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D?

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D?

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A?

Correct! In fact, because it's so close the city of Puerto Peñasco is nicknamed "Arizona's Beach".

I was actually going to guess A but talked myself out of it.

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D?

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\o/

James Steerforth is a character in which Charles Dickens’ novel?

A) David Copperfield
B) Little Dorrit
C) Great Expectations
D)The Pickwick Papers

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D?

Sorry no.

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When in doubt guess C

Sorry, also no.

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A

Correct. Are you a Dickens’ fan or just guessed right?

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C?

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C major is correct.

Whoa! Piano lessons actually paid off for something.

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Who penned

Goblin Market

?

A) Emily Dickinson

B) Sylvia Plath

C) Edna St. Vincent Millay

D) Christina Rossetti

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When in doubt pick D

This is correct.


https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/ ... lin-market


If anyone’s interested.

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A?

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D?

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D?

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C?

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A?

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That is incorrect.

:/

Fuck I know the correct answer then.

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B

I totally got this!

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Rosaline-d is not a character in which Shakespeare play?

A) As You Like It
B) Love’s Labour Lost
C) The Two Gentlemen of Verona
D) Romeo and Juliet

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Aisa might be right, but C if that's wrong.

It is indeed C.

As You Like It, has the character Rosalind. Love’s Labour Lost and Romeo and Juliet have a character Rosaline. No such character exists with any variation of that name in Two Gentlemen of Verona.

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B?

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C?

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What animals does a classical Greek/Roman epic with a chapter about a sorceress and a twentieth century political scandal have in common?

A) pigs
B) lions
C) horses
D) wolves

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A

correct

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D?

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D lololol

None of you have obviously ever read Peanuts.

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Watch it be B that Charles Shultz lifted it from. hype

Guess is still D

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D lololol

None of you have obviously ever read Peanuts.

Sorry.
D is also incorrect.
"It was a dark and stormy night…" originated from Edward Bulwer-Lytton's 1930 novel,

Paul Clifford

.

Well I was right that Peanuts got it from there then. One of the characters would always type a novel starting with that line.

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B?

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B?

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C?

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Whoah, I apparently either have a real talent for guessing or figuring out which of the answers makes the most likely sense because I had absolutely no freaking clue otherwise.

I decided to pick C because you said it was a game and for some reason, I thought C made the most sense as a game mech. Had it not been an actual game you were referencing, I probably would have just in essence done the equivalent of metaphorically flipping a 3 sided coin.

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D

I’m familiar with that film and D would make the most sense.

Actually, I’d be shocked if it wasn’t D.

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D

I’m familiar with that film and D would make the most sense.

Actually, I’d be shocked if it wasn’t D.

You are correct.
Fun Fact: I am actually reading

It Had To Be Murder

right now.

Yeah, knew it. Fun fact, part of my username is from a Hitchcock movie and Rear Window’s a classic.

Is it better than the film? I actually didn’t know it was based on an actual novel but makes sense.

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A. 1913

B. 1920

C. 1931

D. 1941

What year was the very first film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

made?

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No sorry, C is incorrect.

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No sorry, D is also incorrect.

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Nope, also incorrect. The “correct” answer is actually A.

or I actually believed it to be. Apparently, the very first film was actually made in 1908. I know. shocker.

So I guess I need to try again?

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A?

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Anyways, on the note of geography.

Question

Which state is the tallest mountain in Australia located in?

1. Victoria
   
2. NSW
   
3. ACT
   
4. Queensland

Can you explain what NSW and ACT stand for?