Luckytrim
Grill Master
Trivia 10/5
DID YOU KNOW...
"Wi-Fi" was invented by a branding company and doesn't stand for anything.
(Wi-Fi is a set of protocols based on the IEEE 802.11 standards for Internet access and local area networking.)
1. If you were depilating, what would you be doing ?
2. The Beatles sang a song about a boy named Maxwell . What was Maxwell's surname ?
3. Many people will have heard the phrase close, but no cigar, which was first used in the early 1900s. Based on this, where do you think the saying derived from?
4. Edith Head won an astonishing eight Academy Awards in what category?
5. What do you have to be to earn the name "rhinotillexomaniac"?
6. All visitors to Rome who throw a coin into the Trevi fountain are wishing for the same thing, according to tradition : What is their wish ?
7. What breed of dog was Beethoven in the 1992 film bearing his name?
8. Bangle bracelets originated in what part of the world?
a. - India
b. - Egypt
c. - China
d. - Spain
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Singapore's national language is Malay.
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1. Shaving/removing hair
2. Edison
3. Skill games at Carnivals/Fairgrounds
4. Costume Design
5. habitual nose-picker
6. to return to Rome in the future
7. St. Bernard
8. - a
TRUTH !!
Singapore chose Malay as its national language in order to reassure the
Malay community that Malays continue to hold a special position even after
independence. Although all Singaporeans should be able to sing the national
anthem, which is in the Malay language, very few non-Malay Singaporeans can
speak the national language as it is not compulsory to study Malay if it is
not one's mother tongue.
DID YOU KNOW...
"Wi-Fi" was invented by a branding company and doesn't stand for anything.
(Wi-Fi is a set of protocols based on the IEEE 802.11 standards for Internet access and local area networking.)
1. If you were depilating, what would you be doing ?
2. The Beatles sang a song about a boy named Maxwell . What was Maxwell's surname ?
3. Many people will have heard the phrase close, but no cigar, which was first used in the early 1900s. Based on this, where do you think the saying derived from?
4. Edith Head won an astonishing eight Academy Awards in what category?
5. What do you have to be to earn the name "rhinotillexomaniac"?
6. All visitors to Rome who throw a coin into the Trevi fountain are wishing for the same thing, according to tradition : What is their wish ?
7. What breed of dog was Beethoven in the 1992 film bearing his name?
8. Bangle bracelets originated in what part of the world?
a. - India
b. - Egypt
c. - China
d. - Spain
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Singapore's national language is Malay.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Shaving/removing hair
2. Edison
3. Skill games at Carnivals/Fairgrounds
4. Costume Design
5. habitual nose-picker
6. to return to Rome in the future
7. St. Bernard
8. - a
TRUTH !!
Singapore chose Malay as its national language in order to reassure the
Malay community that Malays continue to hold a special position even after
independence. Although all Singaporeans should be able to sing the national
anthem, which is in the Malay language, very few non-Malay Singaporeans can
speak the national language as it is not compulsory to study Malay if it is
not one's mother tongue.
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