Hobbies trivia questions
1113 multiple-choice Hobbies trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which British band performed the song Champagne Supernova that was included in the album (Whats the Story) Morning Glory?
- Which of these words is not a term referring to sparkling wine?
- Which of these cocktails includes the following ingredients: Champagne, cognac, raspberry liqueur, lemon juice and fresh raspberries?
- Which process involves rotating of champagne bottles and gradually moving them to a neck-down orientation?
- When was Pepsi first made?
- What year was Coca-Cola developed?
- During what war was Fanta developed?
- What year was 7 Up first marketed as 100% Natural?
- What was the first major North American root beer to contain caffeine?
- Who is the author of the childrens book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory that revolves around a boy named Charlie Bucket?
- Who is said to have carried chocolate with him on military campaigns?
- The mixture of hot cream and melted chocolate is called ganache. What does the French word ganache literally mean in English?
- This delectable chocolate dessert is named after fungi rooted out of the ground by pigs.
- Which Peanuts cartoon character said, All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesnt hurt!?
- Absinthe was most popular in this country as it was the common beverage among artists and writers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
- The alcohol content is very high in absinthe. It can be as high as this %.
- The word absinthe comes from ancient Greek and means this.
- The active ingredient of absinthe is thujone. It is chemically similar to this psychoactive substance. Scientists also believe that thujone and this substance affect the same brain receptors.
- Addiction, hyper excitability, and hallucinations were believed to be manifestations of this syndrome, urged by absinthe. People considered that these traits, once acquired from absinthe drinking, became hereditary and could be passed over to their children.
- The Absinthe Drinker and Woman Drinking Absinthe are paintings that immortalise the fame of absinthe. Who is the artist that painted them?
- As the most ardent consumers of absinthe, the French produced these amounts in 1910, just for domestic use.
- When you serve absinthe, you pour it straight over a sugar cube, then add a small portion of water to the glass before tossing it down. After that, you should do this.
- This is what they call a straight shot of absinthe served over a cube of sugar.
- The popular casino game Blackjack is known under several different names. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
- The first written reference of Blackjack can be found in a short story by this world-famous author.
- What card combination is called “Soft 17” in Blackjack?
- In Blackjack how is it accepted for a player holding the cards in his/her hand to give a sign to the dealer he/she wants to stand (stay)?
- When the player “surrenders” in Blackjack, what part of his/her bet does he/she lose?
- What is the popular set of optimal rules for playing Blackjack called?
- If you see the characters “S17” printed on a Blackjack table what valuable information do you get about the rules of the game in this casino?