Trivia 6/9

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Trivia 6/9

DID YOU KNOW ...

Trees can form social networks and share nutrients through an underground web of fungi. Known as the "Wood Wide Web," older trees use this network to pass sugars to younger seedlings and warn neighbors of pest attacks.



1. What did Harold and Maude enjoy doing in the film of the same name?

a. - Eating ice cream sundaes together

b. - Attending funerals of strangers

c. - Riding on a tandem bike together

d. - Making crank phone calls together

2. Similar to a monopoly, this word represents just a few suppliers who control the market. Which word is it?

a. - Polygraphy

b. - Owelty

c. - Minoropoly

d. - Oligopoly

3. The circus finale has arrived and all the performers enter the ring one after the other to applause and cheers from the audience. What is this final appearance called?

a. - Finale

b. - Grand Parade

c. - Curtain Call

d. - Reprise

4. Where could you get a ride on the Wonder Wheel and eat a Nathan's hot dog?

5. A hoax was based on the claim that the world was going to end on December 21, 2012. It didn't, but upon what calendar was this 'end of the world' story based?

a. - Aztec

b. - Mayan

c. - Incan

d. - Toltec

6. Clifford Irving was a well-known author who convinced his publisher to accept a completely bogus autobiography of which famous person?

7. The Alamo is located in what city ?

8. What product would you associate with the term 'Fisherman's Friends'?



TRUTH OR CRAP ??

The banana is a berry !

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1. - b

2. - d

3. - b

4. Coney Island

5. - b

6. Howard Hughes

7. San Antonio

8. menthol lozenges



TRUTH !!

Botanically, a berry is a fleshy fruit that develops from a single ovary and typically contains multiple seeds. Bananas meet this definition because they develop from a single inferior ovary, their pulp forms the edible flesh, and in wild varieties, they contain numerous hard seeds, though cultivated bananas are usually seedless due to parthenocarpy, a process where fruit develops without pollination Wikipedia
 
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