I Eat Quizzes

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Warming Up ☀️ (Q1–5)

Q1: A super easy one to start... In Irish folklore, what mythical creature is said to hide a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow? Leprechaun 🍀

Q2: What is the famous mnemonic used to remember the colours of the rainbow? ROY G BIV 🌈

Q3: “Taste the Rainbow” is the long-running slogan for which fruit-flavoured sweet? Skittles 🍬

Q4: “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” was first sung in which 1939 musical film? The Wizard of Oz 🌪️👠

Q5: The rainbow flag is widely recognised as a symbol of which social movement? LGBTQ+ pride 🏳️‍🌈

Colours are starting to pop… ready for more?

In the Zone 🌤️ (Q6–13)

Q6: Which famous band released the 1973 album “The Dark Side of the Moon” featuring a prism splitting light into a rainbow? Pink Floyd 🎸

Q7: Which 1980s animated TV character was known for using a magical belt to shoot rainbows and keep colour in the world? Bonus point if you can name their horse! Rainbow Brite 🌟 (bonus: her horse was Starlite)

Q8: Here comes the science... Which process bends light as it passes through water droplets, splitting it into rainbow colours? Refraction 💡

Q9: What shape is a rainbow if viewed in full from the air? A full circle, sadly, we usually only get half the show

Q10: Which colour of light bends the most when forming a rainbow? Violet bends most inside raindrops, so it ends up at the bottom 🌈

Q11: Rainbow Falls is a famous waterfall where rainbows often appear in the morning mist. On which American island state in the Pacific is it found? Hawaii 🌴

Q12: In Norse mythology, what is the name of the rainbow bridge connecting Midgard (Earth) to Asgard, the realm of the gods? Bifröst, also known as Bilröst or Ásbrú ⚔️

Q13: In meteorology, what name is given to a rainbow that appears at night, caused by moonlight? Moonbow or lunar rainbow 🌙

The colours are blending beautifully…

Pressure’s On 🌡️ (Q14–19)

Q14: What’s unusual about the colours in a secondary rainbow compared to a primary rainbow? The colours are reversed

Q15: What is the scientific term for the colours of the rainbow? Spectrum, (the visible spectrum) 🌈

Q16: What’s the rare term for a rainbow that appears without rain? Fogbow, aka white or ghost rainbow, pale from tiny fog droplets 👻

Q17: Vinicunca, also called “Rainbow Mountain,” is famous for its colourful mineral stripes, but in which country is it located in the Andes? Peru 🇵🇪

Q18: Which painter created the impressionist work “The Water-Lily Pond,” known for its rainbow-like play of colour in water? Claude Monet 🎨

Q19: Who first identified the seven colours of the rainbow? Sir Isaac Newton, he had a thing for prisms 🔍

Final stretch! 💨 One question stands between you and glory.

Spicy Finale 🔥🌶️

Q20: No hints. No mercy. 🌈 If you combine all the colours of a rainbow together, what colour do you get? White light 💡 (all wavelengths combined)

All answers are correct at the time of writing — quiz at your own risk 😉