Christmas
In the twelve days of Christmas what is the seventh day of gifts?
Seven Swans a swimming
According to Star wars Lore, and Master Yoda there are always how many Sith?
Two, the Sith Rule of two
In music, to sing without instrumental accompaniment, relying solely on the human voice for all parts is called what?
A cappella.
Which of these random facts is true and which are false:
1) Hair and fingernails continue to grow after a person dies.
2) The Great Wall of China is the only manmade structure visible from space.
3) It is fine to wake someone who is sleepwalking, they will not die or get brain damage from being woken up.
1) Hair and fingernails continue to grow after a person dies. - False. The skin dries out and shrinks, giving the appearance of fingernail and hair growth.
2) The Great Wall of China is the only manmade structure visible from space. - False. You cannot see the Great Wall of China from space, but you can see the Pyramids in Egypt.
3) It is fine to wake someone who is sleepwalking, they will not die or get brain damage from being woken up. - True. The person will most likely be confused, but fine. A person is more likely to injure themselves if not woken while sleepwalking.
In the Piggy and Gerald Books what is the name of the Pigeon?
(The) Pigeon
What are the names of all of Santa's reindeer?
Each team member must give only 3 names each.
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, & Rudolph.
What phrase is said at least once in every Star Wars Movie.
Including: A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, The Force Awakens, Rogue One, The Last Jedi, Solo, and the Rise of Skywalker
And said in over 97% (rounded up to the nearest %) of every Star Wars series episodes. Including: The Mandolorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, Ahsoka, The Acolyte, Skeleton Crew, The Clone Wars, Rebels, and The Bad Batch
"I have a bad feeling about this".
11 movies, phrase said a total of 13.
340 episodes, phrase said a total of 329
Name one family member who is not mentioned in the original 2015 version of the song "Baby Shark".
Brother Shark
Sister Shark
Aunt Shark
Uncle Shark
Cousin Shark
Step "Family", Second+ cousins, Great-"relative"
This popular item was originally sold (not invented) in the US as a medical cure for Jaundice, indigestion and extreme/fatal diarrhea.
Today it can be found in almost every refrigerator in the United States and as a great addition to food served on the Fourth of July.
Ketchup.
Dr. John Cook Bennett is the first recorded individual in the US to have sold tomato ketchup in the 1830s as a medicine for various ailments like diarrhea, indigestion, and jaundice.
What are baby Bats called?
Pups.
In the Movie Elf, name two of the four main food groups Buddy the Elf believes in.
Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corn & Syrup
On what planet is Jaba the Hutt's Palace Located?
Tatooine
Name Three Major Key Signatures 1 must not be natural.
C, G, D, A, E, B, F sharp, C Sharp, F, B Flat, E Flat, A Flat, D Flat, G Flat C Flat.
What is the scientific term for a fear of long words?
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
How many species of apples exist worldwide.
How many species of apples exist in the US.
World: 7,500+
US: Roughly 2,500+
(The + are very rare types of apples)
What is Germany
What was the Sith Lord Name for Chancellor/Emperor Palpatine?
In K Pop Demon Hunters, Rumi's Mom was in a group with Celine. What was this group called?
The Sunlight Sisters
What was the Iron Maiden device created for and what was its primary use.
Circus performances. Iron Maiden's were created as a performance act. The spikes would retract and be faked just as the trick "sawing a man in half".
There is no record in history of an Iron Maiden Ever being used as a torture device. The cost, and labor put into making a functional Iron Maiden for torture would be counterproductive to more "economic" forms of torture at the time (18th century)
Which of the following animals cannot swim (Only one correct answer):
A) Hippopotamus
B) Elephants
C) Camels
D) Kangaroos
A) Hippopotamus cannot swim. Their bones are so dense they immediately sink.
Elephants are strong swimmers and use their trunks as snorkels
Both tamed and wild camels swim. Upon urging from a rider, or to get food and cool off.
Kangaroos mostly swim to get away from predators or during migration.
In Italy they are visited by Santa Clause on Christmas, but they are also visited by a witch a few days later. This witch is a good witch who gives gifts to the good and plays silly tricks on the bad. It is also said that she has the power to sweep away negative energy with her broom ensuring a positive and happy year.
The question: What is the name of this witch?
Bonus Question: When she leaves gifts for the children where does she put them? (Example Santa leaves gifts under the tree)
The name of the with is: La Befana meaning. Her name is a "corruption" of the Italian word Epifana, meaning epiphany. Because the story says that La Befana was asked by the three wise men to join her to meet baby Jesus and she refused. After they left she had an "epiphany" and tried to follow the wise men. Sadly, she never caught up with them and now spends all of her time searching for the manger.
Bonus Questions: She leaves gifts for children in their shoes that they leave outside for her. Why she does this no one knows. Although it is said by some scholars that the tradition began to remind people to take chances and not miss out of life (using shoes as a metaphor for the traveling that she should have done).
What is the name of the droid who served the Sith assassin Ochi that is found by Rey and the team in the movie The Rise of Skywalker
D-O
When the Devil went down to Georgia looking for a soul to steal he came across someone doing what?
Sawin' on a fiddle and playing it hot
In "Rocco/Daddy's Horror Movie theory" which of the following characters will we see be killed first in the movie?
A) An old man in dirty clothing sitting on the subway mumbling to himself and holding an old ratty teddy bear. This old man matches the description plastered on the news of an individual wanted for committing multiple murders.
B) A child of 6, alone in an abandoned warehouse at night. She is crying, saying she is lost and and the clack of her shoes can be heard as she runs from something snarling and wicked that is chancing her.
C) An elementary school teacher grading papers in her classroom at night who thinks she hears a sound down the hall but shrugs it off and continues to grade papers.
D) An 19 year old teen male playing with a Ouija board along with a group of friends. They think they make contact with a spirit and the teen male asks the spirit inappropriate questions and makes jokes about the spirit while the others urge him to stop.
The order of death is the following:
C - Teacher - Why would an elementary school teacher need to be grading papers in their classroom at night? Don't make sense, she broke the common sense rule. She is DEAD Sucker
D - Teen - Disrespecting the dead. Broke the respect for spirits rule. He is dead.
A - Old Man - Although he looks like the wanted man, he is not. He is killed while struggling with a non-law enforcement official by accident. His death serves no purpose except to allow the person who killed him to break the rule of murder and thus be killed later in this movie.
B - Child - The child was dead before the movie began. She is either a ghost, or malignant spirit trying get the attention of a kind individual to come help her, and when they do the child shows their true form, and it is...not nice to the person who comes to save them.
What is the shortest COMPLETE and grammatically correct sentence in the English language?
I am.
Go. - Is considered a sentence, but there is no subject. Although it is understood that "you" are the subject even if it is not stated. However, although it may be considered a sentence, it is not a complete and grammatically correct sentence.