Welcome, welcome, one and all, to our latest trivia quiz - all about the adrenaline-fueled, gravity-defying world of flying trapeze! For those of you who aren't in the know, flying trapeze is all about performing death-defying acrobatics whilst sailing through the air at breath-taking speeds, all whilst suspended high above the ground. So grab your popcorn and buckle up tight, because we're about to take a wild ride through the heart of the flying trapeze world. In this quiz, we're going to put your knowledge of all things trapeze to the test. From the earliest days of this incredible circus art, to the jaw-dropping stunts performed by modern-day flying trapeze artists in shows all over the world, we've got it all covered.So whether you're a seasoned trapeze enthusiast or someone who's just curious about this captivating and thrilling art form, buckle up and get ready to fly with us as we take you on a journey through the history and magic of flying trapeze!
What is the term for when a trapeze artist flies without a safety harness?
What is the name of the person who developed the flying trapeze?
In what year was the flying trapeze first performed?
What is the name of the first catcher's position?
How high is the standard flying trapeze rig?
What is the term for the position where a trapeze artist hangs upside down by the knees?
What is the term for the person who helps secure the safety lines and hooks the trapeze artist to the rigging?
What is the name of the platform from where the trapeze artist takes off?
What is the term for when a trapeze artist flies without a safety net?
What is the name of the person who catches the flying trapeze artist?
What is the term for when a trapeze artist performs a rotation around the bar?
What is the technique of swinging back and forth on the trapeze called?
What is the name of the second catcher's position?
What is the term for when a trapeze artist releases one bar and lands on another?
What is the term for when a trapeze artist flies through a hoop or other apparatus?
What is the safety device used by trapeze artists called?
How many catches are there in a standard flying trapeze act?
What is the term for the first swing of a flying trapeze routine?
What is the term for the act of leaving the flying trapeze to the catcher's hands?
