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Trivia Thursday Answers to the quiz🤔🥳🤩

What is the capital city of Brazil?

Answer: Brasília

Which river is the longest in the world?

Answer: The Nile River

🎭 Pop Culture Trivia 🎭

Who played the iconic character Jack Dawson in the movie "Titanic"?

Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio

In which year was the first episode of "Friends" aired?

Answer: 1994

🔬 Science Trivia 🔬

What is the chemical symbol for gold?

Answer: Au

Which planet is known as the "Red Planet"?

Answer: Mars

🎶 Music Trivia 🎶

Who is often referred to as the "Queen of Pop"?

Answer: Madonna

Which legendary rock band released the album "Stairway to Heaven"?

Answer: Led Zeppelin

📜 History Trivia 📜

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?

Answer: Marie Curie

In which year did the United States declare its independence?

Answer: 1776

Cheers to all the savvy trivia enthusiasts who aced these questions! 🌟 Your knowledge shines bright, and your curiosity is truly commendable. Keep the quest for wisdom alive, and stay tuned for more brain-teasing adventures on the next Trivia Thursday! 🧠✨

[mineralsrocksandfossiltalks]

Trivia Answer!

Which of these is NOT a source of heat in the Earth?

A.) Radioactive Decay

B.) Mantle Convection

C.) Primordial Heat

If you said

B.) Mantle Convection

you are CORRECT!

Mantle convection only circulates heat. It does not create it.

Tune in tomorrow to learn more about classifying igneous rocks. Fossilize you later!

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[julierysava]

🌎🧠 Thursday Trivia Answers: Embark on a Global Knowledge Journey! 🌟🌏

Let's uncover the mysteries behind these worldwide questions:

Which country is known as the Land of the Rising Sun?

Answer: Japan 🇯🇵

In which European city can you find the famous statue of the Little Mermaid?

Answer: Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰

The ancient city of Petra, famous for its rock-cut architecture, is located in which modern-day country?

Answer: Jordan 🇯🇴

What is the official language of Brazil?

Answer: Portuguese 🇵🇹

Which African river is the longest in the world?

Answer: The Nile River 🌍

How did you fare on this global journey of knowledge? Keep exploring, keep learning, and join us next Thursday for more intriguing trivia from around the world! 🌐🤓🌍

[mineralsrocksandfossiltalks]

Trivia Answer!

Here are the igneous rocks I had posted:

Granite

Komatiite

Gabbro

Basalt

Rhyolite

Diorite

How did you do? Tune in tomorrow to learn about the difference between magma and lava. Fossilize you later!

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[julierysava]

🌟 Historical Trivia Thursday Answers: Journey Through the Middle East 🌍📜

Let's uncover the historical gems hidden in the questions about the Middle East:

Cradle of Civilization: The ancient civilizations that thrived in the Middle East include Mesopotamia, Sumer, Babylon, and Assyria.

The Great Pyramids: The Pyramids of Giza are approximately 4,500 years old.

The Silk Road: Valuable commodities traded along the Silk Road included silk, spices, precious metals, and gems.

The Hanging Gardens: The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are attributed to King Nebuchadnezzar II.

The Ottoman Empire: The Ottoman Empire's capital was Istanbul, formerly known as Constantinople.

Oil Reserves: Saudi Arabia is the top oil producer in the Middle East.

The Persian Empire: Cyrus the Great is one of the most famous rulers of the Persian Empire.

The Holy City: Jerusalem is significant to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Key sites include the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock.

Law and Code: Hammurabi's Code was created in the ancient Mesopotamian city of Babylon.

The Arab Spring: The protests in Tunisia sparked the Arab Spring in 2010.

Thank you for embarking on this historical journey through the Middle East with us! Stay tuned for more trivia adventures. 🌍🕰️✨ #HistoricalTrivia #MiddleEastHistory #TriviaAnswers #DidYouKnow

[julierysava]

The answers to the Brain Teaser Tuesday riddles:

The Missing Dollar: The missing dollar is not actually missing. The guests initially paid a total of $30 for the room. When they received $5 back from the bellboy, they effectively paid $25 for the room. The bellboy's $2 should be subtracted from the $5 he kept, making it a total of $3 returned to the guests ($1 each). So, the guests effectively paid $27 for the room ($25 for the room and $2 to the bellboy), and there's no missing dollar.

The Unusual Suspects: The murderer is C. If C is telling the truth, then D is lying, which would make C the murderer. But if C is lying, then D is telling the truth, which would also make C the murderer. So, C is the only one consistent with the rule the murderer always lies.

The Bridge Crossing: The fastest time for all four people to cross the bridge is 17 minutes. Here's the optimal sequence:

The two slowest people (10 and 5 minutes) cross together, taking 10 minutes.

The fastest person (1 minute) goes back with the flashlight, taking 1 minute.

The two next slowest people (2 and 5 minutes) cross together again, taking 5 minutes.

The slowest person (10 minutes) goes back with the flashlight, taking 10 minutes.

Finally, the two fastest people (1 and 2 minutes) cross together, taking 2 minutes.

This totals to 10 + 1 + 5 + 10 + 2 = 28 minutes, but they can all cross in 17 minutes if the first pair crosses together at the start.

Feel free to share these answers with your followers and keep those brain teasers coming! 🧠🔍 #BrainTeaserTuesday #RiddleSolved #TriviaAnswers #MindBendingRiddles

[julierysava]

Answers🌟 Thursday Trivia Answers: Dive into a Sea of Fun Facts and Figures! 🌊🤓

You've navigated the sea of trivia, and it's time to reveal the treasure trove of answers! 🌊📚 Did you conquer the waves of knowledge? Let's find out!

🌊 Ocean Wonders:

The Mariana Trench is approximately 36,070 feet (10,994 meters) deep.

The largest living structure on Earth beneath the ocean waves is the Great Barrier Reef.

🎥 Cinematic Feats: 3. "Titanic" (1997) and "Avatar" (2009) share a connection through their director, James Cameron, who used the same prop for the sketch of Jack drawn by Rose in "Titanic" as a prop in "Avatar."

The only actor to receive an Oscar nomination for acting in a "Lord of the Rings" movie is Ian McKellen, who portrayed Gandalf.

🚀 Space Oddities: 5. The planet known as the "Red Planet" is Mars.

The first human-made object to reach space launched by the Soviet Union in 1957 was called "Sputnik 1."

🧬 Science Marvels: 7. The smallest unit of matter is an atom.

In genetics, DNA stands for "Deoxyribonucleic Acid."

🗺️ Geographical Wonders: 9. Australia is both an island and a continent.

The world's largest desert, not covered in sand, is the Antarctic Desert.

Congratulations to all the brilliant minds who dove into these trivia questions! 🎉🌐 Keep feeding your curiosity, and stay tuned for more mind-bending trivia next Thursday! 🤩 #ThursdayTrivia #TriviaAnswers #KnowledgeIsPower #CuriousMinds #DidYouKnow #BrainTeasers #FascinatingFacts #ExpandYourHorizons #LearningIsFun

[julierysava]

📚 Thursday History Trivia Answers📚

The ancient wonder of the world located in Alexandria, Egypt, is the Lighthouse of Alexandria.

The historical figure associated with the quote "Let them eat cake" is Marie Antoinette.

🧮 Science Trivia 🧮

The chemical symbol for gold is Au.

The planet known as the "Red Planet" is Mars.

🎬 Pop Culture Trivia 🎬

The actor who starred as the titular character in the "Harry Potter" film series is Daniel Radcliffe.

The animated film featuring a singing crab named Sebastian is The Little Mermaid.

🌍 Geography Trivia 🌍

The longest river in the world is the Nile River.

The capital city of Brazil is Brasília.

🎶 Music Trivia 🎶

The legendary musician known as the "King of Pop" is Michael Jackson.

The English rock band that released the album "The Dark Side of the Moon" is Pink Floyd.

💡 General Knowledge Trivia 💡

The primary gas that makes up Earth's atmosphere is Nitrogen.

There are seven colors in a rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

Congratulations if you got them right! Stay curious and keep exploring the vast universe of knowledge. See you next time for more exciting trivia adventures! 🌟🧠📚 #TriviaAnswers #KeepLearning #CuriousMinds #TriviaVictory #KnowledgeIsPower #TriviaTriumph

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