Daily Quiz 36
Claret is another name for red wine from which French region?
Convicted in a 1938 show trial and executed, Nikolay Bukharin had edited Pravda and which other Soviet newspaper?
The blind Norse god Hodur was tricked into killing which beloved god with a projectile of mistletoe?
A military corps named for which Australian state, site of the first British settlement, ran the colony from 1808 to 1810?
The capitals of Sierra Leone and Gabon share a meaning in different languages. Which pair is this?
Patrick Stewart performed which Dickens classic as a one-man stage show and audiobook?
Rebecca Wisocky and Brandon Scott Jones play the departed Hetty and Isaac on which CBS comedy?
Embezzlement is a form of which type of crime, named for an article of clothing?
Which German surname is the equivalent of "smith," meaning a metalworker?
B'gosh! Which Wisconsin city sits where the Upper Fox River enters Lake Winnebago?
Which highest French order of merit was founded by Napoleon in 1802?
A papyrus from 35 B.C. calls which Egyptian ruler Philopatris, "she who loves her country"?
Legend says the Prince of Wales inspired the name of which flambéed dessert, ending it with a woman's name?
Which "Devil's Dictionary" author vanished after traveling to Mexico, reportedly to write about Pancho Villa?
The hump over its twin machine guns gave which 1917 British fighter plane its name?
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