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Monday, 20 April 2026
You Are The Best
Sunday, 19 April 2026
More Trivia Fun
Hello crafters!! Here are your twenty trivia questions for Sunday. I hope you enjoy them and even learn some new stuff perhaps!
1. Which country drinks the most beer per capita?
2. What is the largest bay in the world?
3. What is the most commonly used letter in the English Alphabet?
4. What is another name for garbanzo beans?
5. The term "Mardi Gras" comes from the French meaning what?
6. Besides writing children's books, which author also invented a surgical device?
7. Which Shakespeare play features three witches known as the "Weird Sisters"?
8. The Roman aqueduct Pont du Gard is located in which country?
9. What was used to simulate blood in the shower scene from "Psycho"?
10. Metacarpals are located in which part of the body?
11. Where do about 95% of the world's opals come from?
12. In Gulliver's Travels, where are the residents extremely small?
13. What is the chemical symbol for Mercury?
14. What does a philatelist collect?
15. What is known as the "Dog Star"?
16. Which salad is made from diced apples, celery and walnuts in mayonnaise?
17. What is the most common colour that appears in the flags of the world?
18. What term refers to the point in the sky that is directly above the observer?
19. What does a Geiger Counter measure?
20. Which country was formed when Tanganyika and Zanzibar joined together in 1964?
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Here are the answer:
1. Czech Republic
2. Bay of Fundy
3. The letter E
4. Chickpeas
5. Fat Tuesday
6. Roald Dahl
7. MacBeth
8. France
9. Chocolate syrup
10. Hands
11. Australia
12. Liliput
13. Hg
14. Stamps (postage not rubber stamps) lol
15. Sirius
16. Waldorf salad
17. Red
18. Zenith
19. Radioactivity
20. Tanzania
That's it for this weekend, how did everyone do this time around? You can still add some questions of your own to the comments if you like! We are back to sharing more cards tomorrow. All for now, Sue x
Saturday, 18 April 2026
Trivia Fun
Hello there my crafty friends! It's time for weekend trivia again! You know the drill by now, twenty general knowledge questions with the answers at the bottom of the post. Here are your questions for today:
1. Who was the leader of the Greek Gods in mythology?
2. Which fruit flavours do the liqueurs Cointreau and Grand Marnier have?
3. Which house does Harry Potter belong to at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?
4. The Statue of Liberty was a gift to the US by which country?
5. If you were born on January 19th, what astrological sign would you be?
6. In which city would you find the "Old Trafford" stadium?
7. In the Tour de France, who is awarded the yellow jersey?
8. How many syllables are in a haiku?
9. How many main ring groups does the planet of Saturn have?
10. What was the unit of currency in Croatia called prior to its replacement with the Euro in 2023?
11. Ophelia was a character in which of Shakespeare's plays?
12. In which country were roller skates invented in the 1760's?
13. How many countries border Italy, not counting the two independent microstates within Italy's borders?
14. What is the motto of the Boy Scouts since 1907?
15. How many US Presidents did Queen Elizabeth II meet in her lifetime?
16. What year did the Beatles split up?
17. Where were the 2000 Summer Olympic games held?
18. How many bones are in the adult human body?
19. Who developed the first rabies vaccine?
20. What does the Roman numeral D equate to?
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Here are the answers:
1. Zeus
2. Orange
3. Gryffindor
4. France
5. Capricorn
6. Manchester, England
7. The leading rider with the lowest cumulative time across all completed segments of the race.
8. Seventeen
9. Seven
10. Kuna
11. Hamlet
12. Belgium
13. Four
14. Be Prepared
15. Thirteen
16. 1970
17. Sydney, Australia
18. 206
19. Louis Pasteur
20. 500
I want to hear how you did on today's trivia so please leave your scores in the comments. Just curious, are these questions too hard or too easy overall? There will be another quiz tomorrow if you are interested. All for now, Sue x
Friday, 17 April 2026
Wishing You A Beautiful Day
Thursday, 16 April 2026
Thinking Of You
Wednesday, 15 April 2026
Keep It "Reel"
Tuesday, 14 April 2026
Happy Spring
Monday, 13 April 2026
Always & Forever
Now for what we have been waiting patiently for! The winner of the Floral Collection is ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Crafty Sunflower aka Liz Cavill!!!
Congratulations! Please email me at americansue1@gmail.com to confirm your postal address and claim your prize!
Sunday, 12 April 2026
More Trivia Fun
Good morning bloggers! Are you ready for Sunday's trivia? I hope so! Here are your next set of twenty questions with the answers at the bottom of the post. Best of luck!
1. What is the longest river in the world?
2. Which animal can never walk forward?
3. What is the largest type of tiger on Earth?
4. What year was the European Union established?
5. What is the medical term for gum inflammation called?
6. Which organ in the body produces insulin?
7. What was the name of the first computer programmer?
8. Which metal has the highest electrical conductivity?
9. What is the term for animals that can survive on both land and in water?
10. Which European city is divided by the Danube River?
11. Who wrote the Canterbury Tales?
12. What was the former name of the county of Thailand?
13. What is the name for a triangle where all the sides are different lengths?
14. Who was the first King of Israel according to the Hebrew Bible?
15. What is the vertical grooved area between your mouth and nose called?
16. Port wine comes from the Douro Valley in which county?
17. What were the names of the two rival gangs in West Side Story?
18. What mineral is known as Fool's Gold?
19. How many stripes on the US flag?
20. How many countries share a border with Germany?
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Here are the answer:
1.The Nile
2. Crabs (they can only walk sideways)
3. The Siberian Tiger
4. 1993
5. Gingivitis
6. Pancreas
7. Ada Lovelace
8. Silver
9. Amphibious
10. Budapest
11. Geoffrey Chaucer
12. Siam
13. Scalene Triangle
14. King Saul
15. Philtrum
16. Portugal
17. The Sharks and the Jets
18. Pyrite
19. Thirteen
20. Nine
Congratulations to those who endured the trivia this weekend! Any better today? Which ones did you get correct? Leave me a comment and your total score for this trivia. Feel free to add some of your own for me to try my hand at too! We are back to sharing cards tomorrow! All for now, Sue x
Saturday, 11 April 2026
Fun Trivia
Hello there my crafty friends! It's time for weekend trivia again! You know the drill by now, twenty general knowledge questions with the answers at the bottom of the post. Here are your questions for today"
1. Who wrote the "Divine Comedy"?
2. What element on the periodic table is represented by Pb?
3. Who was the Roman god equivalent to the Greek god Zeus?
4. What grain is used to make risotto?
5. Which Italian car brand has a prancing horse logo?
6. What is the only US state that grows coffee commercially?
7. What is the largest artery in the human body?
8. What is the largest species of shark?
9. What is the official flower of Mother's Day worldwide?
10. Which famous playwright died on the same day as his birthday?
11. The Gulf Stream is a current through which body of water?
12. What food is Garfield the cat obsessed with?
13. What is the oldest active volcano on Earth today?
14. What is the only single syllable word in the English language that does not rhyme with any other word?
15. Which planet is often called the "morning star"?
16. What was the original name of Myanmar?
17. What is the longest river that is entirely within Europe?
18. What is the only even Prime number?
19. What is the capital of Liechtenstein?
20. What is the collective noun term for a group of parrots?
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Here are the answer:
1. Dante
2. Lead
3. Jupiter
4. Arborio rice
5. Ferrari
6. Hawaii
7. Aorta
8. Whale Shark
9. Carnations
10. Shakespeare
11. Atlantic Ocean
12. Lasagna
13. Mt. Etna
14. Orange
15. Venus
16. Burma
17. The Volga River
18. 2
19. Vaduz
20. A Pandemonium
How did everyone do on today's trivia quiz? I would love to know which questions you got correct or even which ones did you consider too difficult, if any? Leave your answers in the comment section and if you have any trivia questions for me too! All for now, Sue x