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Tricky Trivia 6 - Statistics

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  • This quiz has been taken 9 times
  • The average score is 7 of 20
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Question Answer % Correct
Who was born Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili? Joseph Stalin
78%
On what river was Charon the boatman? River Styx
67%
Name the longstanding Zimbabwean president who was forced to resign in late 2017? Robert Mugabe
56%
What is believed to have been formed by the "giant impact" hypothesis? The moon
56%
What is the main ingredient in the Filipino dish "Dinuguan"? Cow or pig blood
44%
The total amount of what substance ever mined is believed to fit in a 20' (6.3m) cube? Platinum
44%
The WW2 myth that carrots improve night vision was created to conceal which newly invented device? Radar
44%
What geographical feature is pronounced "beaut"? Butte
33%
What phenomenon causes sound of an approaching car to be higher pitched than when moving away? Doppler effect
33%
Where would you find cytoplasm? In a cell
33%
What insect is usually considered to be Kosher? Locust
33%
What is the correct name for the spiked helmet previously worn by the German military? Pickelhaube
33%
What is a cave dweller known as? Troglodyte
33%
And what is the substance believed to be secreted by mediums, ghosts and spirits? Ectoplasm
22%
About 12% of something on earth is situated in the Southern Hemisphere? What is it? Population
22%
What is illegal in the USA except as a punishment for a crime for which the party has been convicted? Slavery
22%
What type of star is the sun? Yellow dwarf
22%
What is an octotroph? Hash #
11%
Name the gelatine/collagen derived from the dried swim bladders of fish and used as a food ingredient Isinglass
11%
What would an alnager inspect? Woollen cloth
11%
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