Friday, February 23, 2018

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tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Feb 22 01:56PM


> * Game 1, Round 4 - Science - Geometry
 
> 1. Surface area of a sphere.
 
H
 
> 2. Area of a circle.
 
I
 
> 3. Volume of a sphere.
 
K
 
> 4. Volume of a cylinder.
 
E
 
> 5. Area of a triangle.
 
D
 
> 6. Surface area of a cylinder.
 
J
 
> 7. Volume of a cone.
 
F
 
> 8. Euler's identity.
 
L
 
> 9. Which line on the diagram (as usual, name it by its two
> endpoints) represents the sine of angle theta?
 
PQ
 
> 10. What trig function of angle theta does line PR represent?
 
arctangent
 
> * Game 1, Round 6 - Sports - Ping-Pong
 
> 1. What year was the game first played at the Olympics?
 
1968; 1972
 
> 2. The balls are usually one of two colors, in order to contrast
> with the table. White is one. What is the other?
 
orange
 
> 3. Which well-known US board-games manufacturer purchased the
> rights to the name "Ping-Pong", and enforced the trademark on
> it during the 1920s?
 
Milton Bradley; Parker Brothers
 
> 4. Within 5 years, when was the International Table Tennis
> Federation (ITTF) founded?
 
1910; 1930
 
> 5. Table tennis rackets are usually called paddles in North America.
> What are they usually called in Britain?
 
bats
 
This was on Jeopardy the other day.
 
> 6. There are two general styles of grip in table tennis.
> Both of their names refer to things commonly done with the hands.
> Name either grip.
 
handshake
 
So was this.
 
> championships at the Olympic Games, World Championships, and
> World Cup. Jan-Ove Waldner was the first player to complete
> the Grand Slam. What country is he from?
 
Norway; Sweden
 
> 9. In the January 2018 ITTF men's world ranking list, the top 5
> ranked players are all from either China or -- what European
> nation?
 
Sweden; Norway
 
> two ranked players are from China and the third is from
> Singapore. What other Asian country are the next three ranked
> players from?
 
Taiwan; South Korea
 
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Dan Blum tool@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Bruce Bowler <bbowler@bigelow.org>: Feb 22 03:28PM

On Wed, 21 Feb 2018 22:53:39 -0600, Mark Brader wrote:
 
> In each case please read the numerical fraction as being multiplied by
> what follows; for example, D is 1/2 times bh.)
 
> 1. Surface area of a sphere.
 
K
 
> 2. Area of a circle.
 
B
 
> 3. Volume of a sphere.
 
H
 
> 4. Volume of a cylinder.
 
E
 
> 5. Area of a triangle.
 
D
 
> 6. Surface area of a cylinder.
 
J
 
> 7. Volume of a cone.
 
F
 
> 8. Euler's identity.
 
L
 
 
> For questions #9-10, see the diagram at the bottom of the handout.
 
> 9. Which line on the diagram (as usual, name it by its two
> endpoints) represents the sine of angle theta?
 
PQ
 
 
> 1. What year was the game first played at the Olympics?
 
> 2. The balls are usually one of two colors, in order to contrast
> with the table. White is one. What is the other?
 
Yellow
 
> 3. Which well-known US board-games manufacturer purchased the
> rights to the name "Ping-Pong", and enforced the trademark on it
> during the 1920s?
 
Voit
 
> Federation (ITTF) founded?
 
> 5. Table tennis rackets are usually called paddles in North America.
> What are they usually called in Britain?
 
Bats
 
> 6. There are two general styles of grip in table tennis.
> Both of their names refer to things commonly done with the hands.
> Name either grip.
 
Pencil

> championships at the Olympic Games, World Championships, and World
> Cup. Jan-Ove Waldner was the first player to complete the Grand
> Slam. What country is he from?
 
Netherlands
 
 
> 10. In the January 2018 ITTF women's world ranking list, the first
> two ranked players are from China and the third is from Singapore.
> What other Asian country are the next three ranked players from?
 
Taiwan; Japan
Jason Kreitzer <jk71875@gmail.com>: Feb 22 12:21PM -0800

On Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 11:53:44 PM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:
> In each case please read the numerical fraction as being multiplied
> by what follows; for example, D is 1/2 times bh.)
 
> 1. Surface area of a sphere.
A
> 2. Area of a circle.
B
> 3. Volume of a sphere.
C
> 4. Volume of a cylinder.
D
> 5. Area of a triangle.
e
> 6. Surface area of a cylinder.
F
> 7. Volume of a cone.
G
> 8. Euler's identity.
H
 
> For questions #9-10, see the diagram at the bottom of the handout.
 
> 9. Which line on the diagram (as usual, name it by its two
> endpoints) represents the sine of angle theta?
-I and Y
Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Feb 22 07:03PM -0800

Mark Brader wrote:
 
> In each case please read the numerical fraction as being multiplied
> by what follows; for example, D is 1/2 times bh.)
 
> 1. Surface area of a sphere.
 
H
 
> 2. Area of a circle.
 
I
 
> 3. Volume of a sphere.
 
K
 
> 4. Volume of a cylinder.
 
E
 
> 5. Area of a triangle.
D
 
 
> 6. Surface area of a cylinder.
 
J
 
> 7. Volume of a cone.
 
F
 
> 8. Euler's identity.
 
L
 
 
> For questions #9-10, see the diagram at the bottom of the handout.
 
> 9. Which line on the diagram (as usual, name it by its two
> endpoints) represents the sine of angle theta?
 
PQ
 
 
> 10. What trig function of angle theta does line PR represent?
 
tangent
 
> combines precision skills and blinding speeds when played at the
> highest levels.
 
> 1. What year was the game first played at the Olympics?
 
1948
 
 
> 2. The balls are usually one of two colors, in order to contrast
> with the table. White is one. What is the other?
 
yellow
 
 
> 3. Which well-known US board-games manufacturer purchased the
> rights to the name "Ping-Pong", and enforced the trademark on
> it during the 1920s?
 
Parker
 
 
> 4. Within 5 years, when was the International Table Tennis
> Federation (ITTF) founded?
 
1950
 
 
> 5. Table tennis rackets are usually called paddles in North America.
> What are they usually called in Britain?
 
mallets
 
> championships at the Olympic Games, World Championships, and
> World Cup. Jan-Ove Waldner was the first player to complete
> the Grand Slam. What country is he from?
 
Norway
 
 
> 8. Ping-pong players would sometimes add a substance to their
> rackets to increase the speed and spin of the ball, but it was
> banned by the ITTF in 2009. Name the substance.
 
resin
 
 
> 9. In the January 2018 ITTF men's world ranking list, the top 5
> ranked players are all from either China or -- what European
> nation?
 
Denmark
 
> two ranked players are from China and the third is from
> Singapore. What other Asian country are the next three ranked
> players from?
 
South Korea
 
 
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Dan Tilque
Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Feb 21 10:30AM -0800

One day left.
 
Dan Tilque wrote:
 
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