Welcome back everyone to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane, and today's game is an all-request trivia. This is going out to Lauren. this is on request for Lauren for Tim for his birthday he has a birthday on December 7th this Sunday oh I'm a December baby too Tim so happy birthday and apparently Tim has a beard so I am going to ask 10 questions all about famous people with beards is everybody ready to play here comes your all request trivia of the day happy birthday tim question number one which ancient civilization wore elaborate false beards which ancient civilization wore elaborate false beards question number two what is the term for the uncut beard worn by Sikh men what is the term for the uncut beard worn by Sikh men? Question number three, which Greek philosopher is depicted with a long beard? Which Greek philosopher is depicted with a long beard? Question number four, which Norse god is known for a red beard? Which Norse god is known for a red beard? Question number five, which U.S. president had a chin curtain beard? Which U.S. president had a chin curtain beard? Question number six, which Russian author had a long iconic beard? Which Russian author had a long iconic beard? Question number seven, which naturalist had a thick Victorian beard? Which naturalist had a thick Victorian beard? Question number eight, which ZZ Top member is famous for a long beard? Question number nine, which Lord of the Rings wizard has a long white beard? Which Lord of the Rings wizard has a long white beard? And question number 10, your final question, which painter has a recognizable red beard? Which painter has a recognizable red beard? Those were your 10 questions. I will repeat them with the answer. Going out to Lorne and Tim for his birthday. Happy birthday, Tim. Question number one. Which ancient civilization were elaborate false beards? Ancient Egypt. Question number two. What is the term for the uncut beard worn by Sikh men? Keshe. Question number three. Which Greek philosopher is depicted with a long beard? Socrates. Question number four, which Norse god is known for a red