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| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 02 05:41PM -0500 These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates indicated below, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any answers have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to give the answers that were correct on that date. On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give both a right answer and a wrong answer, there is a small penalty. Please post all your answers in a single followup to the newsgroup, based only on your own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote the questions and place your answer below each one.) I will reveal the correct answers in about 3 days [from the original posting, that is]. All questions were written by members of the Misplaced Modifiers and are used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may have been retyped and/or edited by me. For further information see my 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)". * Game 5 (2016-10-24), Round 1 - Current Events 1. Why was Alexandra Shimo sent to the basement of the Lambton Golf and Country Club? 2. Malcolm Rowe is the newest Supreme Court Justice, but the first from which province? 3. Canada and Ontario have signed roughly 36,000 km² (14,000 sq.mi.) of eastern Ontario, including Parliament Hill, over to indigenous people as part of a modern treaty. Which First Nations group negotiated this treaty? 4. It was announced last week that the novel "Beren and Luthien" will finally get published -- 100 years after it was written. Who wrote it? 5. A lawsuit on behalf of 3-year-old Juli Nonaka has been filed against the Dairy Farmers of Canada. It alleges that her leg was broken due to negligence during a cheese festival in Whistler -- how? 6. Which airport came in at #4 overall among international airports in Conde Nast Traveler readers' survey? It's the only Canadian airport to crack the top 10. 7. Last Tuesday, who became the second player in Jays history with triples in consecutive post-season games? 8. When translated to English, the "Divine Vessel" transported its 2 passengers to "Heavenly Palace", where they'll stay for a 30-day mission. What is the "Heavenly Palace"? 9. The Donald invited two guests to watch the debate and rattle his opponent. One was Patricia Smith, who accuses Clinton of murdering her son in Benghazi. Who is the other? 10. Jaromir Jagr hit a career milestone last Thursday. What did he do? * Game 6 (2016-10-31), Round 1 - Current Events 1. The off-again-on-again drama of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement with the European Union was caused by disagreement from one region of Belgium. Name the region. 2. French police dismantled a refugee camp, nicknamed "The Jungle", that had repeatedly sprung up in which port city? 3. American pop star Justin Timberlake was fined for *doing what* at a voting booth last week? 4. Singer-songwriter Pete Burns died last week. He was the frontman for a 1980s pop band that rose to short-lived success in 1985 with their hit "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record". Name the band. 5. For the first time a novel by an American has won the Man Booker Prize. Name him or his winning book. 6. Shoppers Drug Mart announced last week that it has applied to the federal government for a license to sell what product? 7. What was unique about Budweiser's delivery last week of 50,000 cans of beer from Ft. Collins, Colorado, to Colorado Springs? 8. A new host took to the airwaves last week at the CBC, in the seat once occupied by Jian Gomeshi. Name the new host. 9. An agreement was reached on Wednesday to pause a hydro project at Muskrat Falls on the Lower Churchill River in Labrador, as well as the protests against it. Which water-borne contaminant is the main concern of the protesters? 10. The Toronto Parking Authority introduced an innovation last week that should make the street parking experience somewhat more convenient. What innovation? -- Mark Brader, Toronto | "Domine, defende nos msb@vex.net | Contra hos motores bos!" -- A. D. Godley My text in this article is in the public domain. |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Nov 03 12:06AM +0100 > 1. Why was Alexandra Shimo sent to the basement of the Lambton > Golf and Country Club? Donald Trump thought she was ugly. > 2. Malcolm Rowe is the newest Supreme Court Justice, but the first > from which province? PEI > 6. Which airport came in at #4 overall among international airports > in Conde Nast Traveler readers' survey? It's the only Canadian > airport to crack the top 10. YYZ > 8. When translated to English, the "Divine Vessel" transported > its 2 passengers to "Heavenly Palace", where they'll stay for > a 30-day mission. What is the "Heavenly Palace"? A Chinese space statoin. > 10. Jaromir Jagr hit a career milestone last Thursday. What did > he do? Played his 3000th NHL game > 1. The off-again-on-again drama of the Comprehensive Economic and > Trade Agreement with the European Union was caused by > disagreement from one region of Belgium. Name the region. Vallonia > 2. French police dismantled a refugee camp, nicknamed "The Jungle", > that had repeatedly sprung up in which port city? Calais > 3. American pop star Justin Timberlake was fined for *doing what* > at a voting booth last week? Taking a selfie of his vote |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Nov 02 11:10PM > * Game 5 (2016-10-24), Round 1 - Current Events > 2. Malcolm Rowe is the newest Supreme Court Justice, but the first > from which province? Prince Edward Island; Newfoundland and Labrador > of eastern Ontario, including Parliament Hill, over to indigenous > people as part of a modern treaty. Which First Nations group > negotiated this treaty? Mohawk > 4. It was announced last week that the novel "Beren and Luthien" > will finally get published -- 100 years after it was written. > Who wrote it? J. R. R. Tolkien > 8. When translated to English, the "Divine Vessel" transported > its 2 passengers to "Heavenly Palace", where they'll stay for > a 30-day mission. What is the "Heavenly Palace"? the Chinese space station > 9. The Donald invited two guests to watch the debate and rattle > his opponent. One was Patricia Smith, who accuses Clinton of > murdering her son in Benghazi. Who is the other? Gennifer Flowers > 1. The off-again-on-again drama of the Comprehensive Economic and > Trade Agreement with the European Union was caused by > disagreement from one region of Belgium. Name the region. Flanders > 2. French police dismantled a refugee camp, nicknamed "The Jungle", > that had repeatedly sprung up in which port city? Calais; Marseilles > 3. American pop star Justin Timberlake was fined for *doing what* > at a voting booth last week? taking a selfie > 6. Shoppers Drug Mart announced last week that it has applied to > the federal government for a license to sell what product? marijuana > 7. What was unique about Budweiser's delivery last week of 50,000 > cans of beer from Ft. Collins, Colorado, to Colorado Springs? it was done via horse-drawn wagon > 10. The Toronto Parking Authority introduced an innovation last > week that should make the street parking experience somewhat > more convenient. What innovation? meters that take credit cards; payment by phone -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Nov 02 07:14PM -0700 Mark Brader wrote: > Golf and Country Club? > 2. Malcolm Rowe is the newest Supreme Court Justice, but the first > from which province? Saskatchewan > of eastern Ontario, including Parliament Hill, over to indigenous > people as part of a modern treaty. Which First Nations group > negotiated this treaty? Algonquin > 4. It was announced last week that the novel "Beren and Luthien" > will finally get published -- 100 years after it was written. > Who wrote it? J R R Tolkien > against the Dairy Farmers of Canada. It alleges that her > leg was broken due to negligence during a cheese festival in > Whistler -- how? stepped on by a cow ?? > 6. Which airport came in at #4 overall among international airports > in Conde Nast Traveler readers' survey? It's the only Canadian > airport to crack the top 10. Vancouver > 8. When translated to English, the "Divine Vessel" transported > its 2 passengers to "Heavenly Palace", where they'll stay for > a 30-day mission. What is the "Heavenly Palace"? Chinese space station > 1. The off-again-on-again drama of the Comprehensive Economic and > Trade Agreement with the European Union was caused by > disagreement from one region of Belgium. Name the region. Wallonia > 2. French police dismantled a refugee camp, nicknamed "The Jungle", > that had repeatedly sprung up in which port city? Calais > Booker Prize. Name him or his winning book. > 6. Shoppers Drug Mart announced last week that it has applied to > the federal government for a license to sell what product? marijuana > 7. What was unique about Budweiser's delivery last week of 50,000 > cans of beer from Ft. Collins, Colorado, to Colorado Springs? done in a driverless truck > 10. The Toronto Parking Authority introduced an innovation last > week that should make the street parking experience somewhat > more convenient. What innovation? pay by smartphone app -- Dan Tilque |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Nov 03 04:14AM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:H_ydnQCA7bU59ofFnZ2dnUU7- > * Game 5 (2016-10-24), Round 1 - Current Events > 2. Malcolm Rowe is the newest Supreme Court Justice, but the first > from which province? Newfoundland and Labrador > 4. It was announced last week that the novel "Beren and Luthien" > will finally get published -- 100 years after it was written. > Who wrote it? J.R.R. Tolkien > 6. Which airport came in at #4 overall among international airports > in Conde Nast Traveler readers' survey? It's the only Canadian > airport to crack the top 10. Vancouver International Airport > 9. The Donald invited two guests to watch the debate and rattle > his opponent. One was Patricia Smith, who accuses Clinton of > murdering her son in Benghazi. Who is the other? Barack Obama's half-brother > 1. The off-again-on-again drama of the Comprehensive Economic and > Trade Agreement with the European Union was caused by > disagreement from one region of Belgium. Name the region. Flanders > 2. French police dismantled a refugee camp, nicknamed "The Jungle", > that had repeatedly sprung up in which port city? Calais > 3. American pop star Justin Timberlake was fined for *doing what* > at a voting booth last week? taking a ballot selfie > for a 1980s pop band that rose to short-lived success in 1985 > with their hit "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record". Name the > band. Dead or Alive > 6. Shoppers Drug Mart announced last week that it has applied to > the federal government for a license to sell what product? marijuana > 7. What was unique about Budweiser's delivery last week of 50,000 > cans of beer from Ft. Collins, Colorado, to Colorado Springs? it was done by a self-driving truck -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 03 01:19AM -0500 Mark Brader: >> 7. What was unique about Budweiser's delivery last week of 50,000 >> cans of beer from Ft. Collins, Colorado, to Colorado Springs? Dan Blum: > it was done via horse-drawn wagon The same guess was made in our game. As I said after the answer was revealed, this guess was either the next thing to the correct answer or else the opposite of it, depending on how you look at it. -- Mark Brader "Look, sir, we can't just do nothing." Toronto "Why not? It's usually best." msb@vex.net -- Lawrence of Arabia My text in this article is in the public domain. |
| "Peter Smyth" <smythp@gmail.com>: Nov 03 10:07AM Mark Brader wrote: > Golf and Country Club? > 2. Malcolm Rowe is the newest Supreme Court Justice, but the first > from which province? Newfoundland > 4. It was announced last week that the novel "Beren and Luthien" > will finally get published -- 100 years after it was written. > Who wrote it? Tolkien > 8. When translated to English, the "Divine Vessel" transported > its 2 passengers to "Heavenly Palace", where they'll stay for > a 30-day mission. What is the "Heavenly Palace"? International Space Station > 9. The Donald invited two guests to watch the debate and rattle > his opponent. One was Patricia Smith, who accuses Clinton of > murdering her son in Benghazi. Who is the other? Paula Jones, Gennifer Flowers > 10. Jaromir Jagr hit a career milestone last Thursday. What did > he do? 1000th game > 1. The off-again-on-again drama of the Comprehensive Economic and > Trade Agreement with the European Union was caused by > disagreement from one region of Belgium. Name the region. Wallonia > 2. French police dismantled a refugee camp, nicknamed "The Jungle", > that had repeatedly sprung up in which port city? Calais > 3. American pop star Justin Timberlake was fined for *doing what* > at a voting booth last week? Taking a picture of his ballot paper > for a 1980s pop band that rose to short-lived success in 1985 > with their hit "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record". Name the > band. Dead or Alive > Booker Prize. Name him or his winning book. > 6. Shoppers Drug Mart announced last week that it has applied to > the federal government for a license to sell what product? Cannabis > 10. The Toronto Parking Authority introduced an innovation last > week that should make the street parking experience somewhat > more convenient. What innovation? Pay by phone Peter Smyth |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Nov 02 12:34PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:xcudnavaTZXX-YXFnZ2dnUU7- > meditation on the clash of ethnic and racial cultures, > with powerful vignettes and performances, and consistently > disturbing and believable scenes of anger and bigotry. "Crash" > Revolution. Gibson gives a charismatic performance in > this entertaining and exquisitely filmed period saga, > but the script and direction are too often heavy-handed. "The Patriot" > Warren Beatty plays a football player who argues that his > soul should still be on Earth because he should not be > dead yet. The film is amiable but never moving. "Heaven Can Wait" > B4. Extra question for fun, but for no points: What movie *was* > that last one a remake of? "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" > classical composer, and give you the year and lead actor, and you > name the composer it was about. > C1. "Impromptu" (1991), Hugh Grant. Name the composer. Chopin > C2. "Immortal Beloved" (1994), Gary Oldman. Name the composer. Beethoven > based on the movie "Shane". Many of her screen appearances > were in movies starring her husband, Charles Bronson. > She died of cancer in 1990. Jill Ireland > * E. Tribute to Terpsichore ["Terp-SICK-er-ee"] > E1. What was the nickname of celebrated black tap dancer Bill > Robinson, subject of a Duke Ellington composition? Bojangles > E3. In 1984, Francis Ford Coppola filmed a movie set in a famous > Harlem hangout. Name *either* the movie or the talented > dancer who co-starred. "The Cotton Club" > In each case, give the full title of the train-related song from > the clue given. > F1. Virgil Caine used to serve on a train. "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" > F2. It leaves from Track 29. "Chattanooga Choo Choo" > F3. How do you get to Harlem? "Take the A Train" -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
| "Björn Lundin" <b.f.lundin@gmail.com>: Nov 03 09:40AM +0100 On 2016-11-01 10:45, Mark Brader wrote: > Revolution. Gibson gives a charismatic performance in > this entertaining and exquisitely filmed period saga, > but the script and direction are too often heavy-handed. The Patriot > * E. Tribute to Terpsichore ["Terp-SICK-er-ee"] > E2. With which dance form do we associate paradiddles, buffalos, > trenches, and wings? rain dance ? -- -- Björn |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 03 04:10AM -0500 Mark Brader: > > (In your answer posting, quote > > the questions and place your answer below each one.) Björn Lundin: > > this entertaining and exquisitely filmed period saga, > > but the script and direction are too often heavy-handed. > The Patriot Quoting only the second half of the question is a good way to get your answer accidentally missed. -- Mark Brader, Toronto "Don't be silly -- send it to Canada" msb@vex.net -- British postal worker |
| "Peter Smyth" <smythp@gmail.com>: Oct 29 09:19AM Mark Brader wrote: > 10 decoys, some of them very easy; identify these if you like for > fun, but for no points. > 1. A (decoy) Lion > 2. B (decoy) Elephant > 3. C (decoy) Pig > 4. D. > 5. E. Rabbit > 6. F (decoy) Cow > 7. G (decoy) Tiger > 8. H. Frog > 9. I. Dolphin > 10. J. Dog > 11. K (decoy) Duck > 12. L (decoy) Koala > 13. M. > 14. N. > 15. O. Koala > 16. P. Hippopotamus > a seemingly endless trial over an inheritance: the case of > Jarndyce versus Jarndyce, or as they would pronounce it in > England, "Jarndyce and Jarndyce". Name it. Bleak House > at his accuser, an officer named Claggart--and Claggart dies. > Captain Vere has no option under the law but to try the > sailor for murder. Name the book. Moby Dick > regime were put on trial as "major war criminals" by an > "International Military Tribunal" in Nuremberg. Why not > in Berlin? It was partly Soviet controlled > Of the 22, 3 were acquitted; 7 were sentenced to prison, > and 12 to death. Name *any one* of the 12 who were sentenced > to death. Goering > C2. Name the actor who in 1979, as a lawyer pushed past his > breaking point, shouts to the judge: "*You're* out of order! > You're out of order! The *whole trial* is out of order!" Dustin Hoffman > reasons some feel it should never be done. Either give > the name of this gap in the road system of the Americas, > or just say what country Yaviza is in. Darien Gap > that period. Today, though, it represents the annual > championship of a single major sports league that did not > even exist during that earlier era. Name the trophy. Stanley Cup > made a challenge trophy, but in about 160 years since then, > it has only been contested 34 times. The 35th time will > be next year in Bermuda. What trophy? America's Cup Peter Smyth |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Oct 29 11:35PM +0200 > 4. D. Dog > 5. E. Cat > 9. I. Dolphin > regime were put on trial as "major war criminals" by an > "International Military Tribunal" in Nuremberg. Why not > in Berlin? There wasn't any good venue due to the devastation of the war. > Of the 22, 3 were acquitted; 7 were sentenced to prison, > and 12 to death. Name *any one* of the 12 who were sentenced > to death. Dönitz > reasons some feel it should never be done. Either give > the name of this gap in the road system of the Americas, > or just say what country Yaviza is in. Venezuela > made a challenge trophy, but in about 160 years since then, > it has only been contested 34 times. The 35th time will > be next year in Bermuda. What trophy? America's Cup |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Oct 29 02:42PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:FPGdnY6D0ulo2YnFnZ2dnUU7- > animal -- but not by its paw. Here's your handout: > http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/10-9/leonem.jpg > 5. E. rabbit > 10. J. dog > 14. N. horse > 15. O. squirrel > a seemingly endless trial over an inheritance: the case of > Jarndyce versus Jarndyce, or as they would pronounce it in > England, "Jarndyce and Jarndyce". Name it. "Bleak House" > at his accuser, an officer named Claggart--and Claggart dies. > Captain Vere has no option under the law but to try the > sailor for murder. Name the book. "Typee"; "Omoo" > regime were put on trial as "major war criminals" by an > "International Military Tribunal" in Nuremberg. Why not > in Berlin? Berlin was in ruins > C1. Name the singer and actor who in 1927 uttered the famous > line: "Wait a minute, wait a minute. You ain't heard > nothing yet!" Al Jolson > C2. Name the actor who in 1979, as a lawyer pushed past his > breaking point, shouts to the judge: "*You're* out of order! > *You're* out of order! The *whole trial* is out of order!" Al Pacino > on foot -- which is to say, on his one remaining foot and a > prosthetic limb -- only to fail because his cancer returned. > Within 2, what year was that? 1981 > reasons some feel it should never be done. Either give > the name of this gap in the road system of the Americas, > or just say what country Yaviza is in. Darien Gap; Panama > among other places. In that particular place, you'll find > a national park named for that type of difficult terrain. > What is that name? Badlands > that period. Today, though, it represents the annual > championship of a single major sports league that did not > even exist during that earlier era. Name the trophy. Stanley Cup > made a challenge trophy, but in about 160 years since then, > it has only been contested 34 times. The 35th time will > be next year in Bermuda. What trophy? America's Cup -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Oct 29 03:14PM > * Game 10, Round 9 - Science - Tanquam e Naribus Leonem > 4. D. dog > 5. E. rabbit > 8. H. snake > 9. I. shark > 10. J. kangaroo > 13. M. star-nosed mole > 14. N. deer > 15. O. raccoon > 16. P. walrus > 20. T. rhinoceros > a seemingly endless trial over an inheritance: the case of > Jarndyce versus Jarndyce, or as they would pronounce it in > England, "Jarndyce and Jarndyce". Name it. Bleak House; Hard Times > at his accuser, an officer named Claggart--and Claggart dies. > Captain Vere has no option under the law but to try the > sailor for murder. Name the book. Billy Budd > regime were put on trial as "major war criminals" by an > "International Military Tribunal" in Nuremberg. Why not > in Berlin? too much of it was destroyed; the divided control made it difficult > Of the 22, 3 were acquitted; 7 were sentenced to prison, > and 12 to death. Name *any one* of the 12 who were sentenced > to death. Hermann Goering > C1. Name the singer and actor who in 1927 uttered the famous > line: "Wait a minute, wait a minute. You ain't heard > nothing yet!" Al Jolson > C2. Name the actor who in 1979, as a lawyer pushed past his > breaking point, shouts to the judge: "*You're* out of order! > *You're* out of order! The *whole trial* is out of order!" Paul Newman > on foot -- which is to say, on his one remaining foot and a > prosthetic limb -- only to fail because his cancer returned. > Within 2, what year was that? 1980; 1990 > reasons some feel it should never be done. Either give > the name of this gap in the road system of the Americas, > or just say what country Yaviza is in. Panama; Colombia > among other places. In that particular place, you'll find > a national park named for that type of difficult terrain. > What is that name? badlands > that period. Today, though, it represents the annual > championship of a single major sports league that did not > even exist during that earlier era. Name the trophy. Stanley Cup > made a challenge trophy, but in about 160 years since then, > it has only been contested 34 times. The 35th time will > be next year in Bermuda. What trophy? America's Cup -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| "Peter Smyth" <smythp@gmail.com>: Nov 02 12:11PM Dan Tilque wrote: > paying attention. > 3. Name the three members of the Trimurti. That is, the three > principal gods of Hinduism. Vishnu, Ganesh, Siva > 4. Name the four horsemen of the Apocalypse. Death, Famine, War, Pestilence > 5. Name the five spacecraft that have left or will leave the Solar > System. Voyager 1, Voyager 2, Pioneer 1, Pioneer 2 > 6. Name the six tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy. Iroquois, Sioux, Apache > 7. Name the seven metalic elements known in classical antiquity. Gold, Silver, Iron, Tin, Lead, Copper, Mercury > 8. Name the eight US states that border on one or more of the Great > Lakes. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, Illinois, Iowa > 9. Name the nine worlds of Norse mythology. (If you don't know the > Norse names, I'll accept descriptions, either what beings they're > home to or what elements they're a world of.) Valhalla, Bifrost, Asgard > 10. Name the ten countries that the Danube flows through. Germany, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia > 11. Name the eleven basic color words in English. Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Purple, White, Black, Grey, Brown, > 12. Name the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac. Dragon, Rat, Snake, Fox, Horse, Monkey, Dog, Cat > 13. Name the thirteen dwarves in The Hobbit. Thorin, Balin, Dwalin, Oin, Gloin, Fili, Kili, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur Peter Smyth |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Nov 02 12:50PM > 3. Name the three members of the Trimurti. That is, the three principal > gods of Hinduism. Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva > 4. Name the four horsemen of the Apocalypse. War, Famine, Pestilence, Death > 5. Name the five spacecraft that have left or will leave the Solar System. Pioneer 10, Pioneer 11, Voyager 1, Voyager 2 > 6. Name the six tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy. Iroquois, Seneca, Mohawk, Tuscarora, Wawenoc > 7. Name the seven metalic elements known in classical antiquity. gold, silver, copper, tin, iron, lead, mercury > 8. Name the eight US states that border on one or more of the Great Lakes. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota > 9. Name the nine worlds of Norse mythology. (If you don't know the Norse > names, I'll accept descriptions, either what beings they're home to or > what elements they're a world of.) Asgard, Vanheim, Middle-Earth, Jotunheim, the world of fire, Svaltarheim > 10. Name the ten countries that the Danube flows through. Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania > 11. Name the eleven basic color words in English. red, green, blue, yellow, black, white, brown, pink, purple, grey, orange > 12. Name the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac. rabbit, dog, horse, ox, dragon, monkey, tiger, rooster, cat, sheep, goat, rat > 13. Name the thirteen dwarves in The Hobbit. Thorin Oakenshield, Bombur, Bifur, Bofur, Fili, Kili, Oin, Gloin, Baldur -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
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