Hobbies trivia questions
1113 multiple-choice Hobbies trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which of these in not one of the traditional ingredients used for the preparation of the Greek salad?
- This salad, which originated in Lebanon, is made from parsley, bulgur, mint, tomatoes, spring onions?
- In what country did the popular Caesar salad originate?
- Why is the popular US salad Crab Louie called so?
- What is the main ingredient of the Ambrosia salad?
- What type of seafood is used in the making of the Korean salad Golbaengi muchim?
- What kind of cheese is one of the ingredients of the Insalata Caprese salad?
- The Larb meat salad belongs to the cuisine of what Asian country?
- What does the name of the Chinese salad Yusheng mean?
- All other things being equal, which 3-card meld is more likely to be increased to a 4-card meld in the game gin rummy?
- In the gin rummy game which of the following is a triangle?
- There are several variations of gin rummy commonly played. Which of the following is INCORRECT?
- In knock rummy, deciding whether to knock or go for gin can be difficult. Which of the following is INCORRECT?
- If my opponent in gin rummy has picked up the 8 of diamonds, and I know nothing else about my opponents hand, which of the following cards should I discard?
- If your opponent in the game gin rummy picked up the jack of spades and discarded the queen of spades, what could you conclude?
- What is the other common name of the punk Mohawk hairstyle?
- What hairstyle combines the 1950s pompadour, the 50s flattop, and sometimes a mohawk?
- In which of these hairstyles the sides and back of the hair are kept short, while the front is kept long and combed forward?
- What is the popular Buzz haircut commonly called in Australia?
- The Chonmage is a mans hairstyle traditional for this country.
- What popular man is also known as the king of the comb over due to his hairstyle?
- What type of hairstyle is the so-called Fofa?
- This female artists signature beehive hairdo is widely spoofed and copied.
- What other common name is used to refer to the hairstyle known as a Croydon facelift?
- What is the literal meaning of the Japanese word hime which refers to a popular cut?
- This pastas name is the Italian word for little bell. It has fluted, petal-like edges and a hollow center for capturing sauce. It is usually found in a casserole or served with a thick sauce.
- This small shell shaped pasta with slightly rolled-in edges is very popular in the Avellino province of Italy.
- In Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela, where Italian cuisine is especially popular, there is a custom to eat this traditional Italian pasta on the 29th day of each month.
- This is a variety of ring-shaped pasta, typically stuffed with a mix of meat and usually served in broth, with cream, or sometimes with a ragù. It originated in the Italian region of Emilia.
- These are rectangular pasta sheets rolled with a savory stuffing and then covered with a sauce.