- QFTCIWSS Game 9, Rounds 9-10: car logos, W(h)ales - 2 Updates
- Calvin's Quiz #545 - 1 Update
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 25 02:03AM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:otednXyEv6xByGXGnZ2dnUU7- > For questions #1-4, we'll give you a number and the brand's country > of origin: you name the brand. > 1. #11 (Japan). Subaru > 2. #18 (United States). Buick > 3. #20 (England). Vauxhall > 4. #14 (Italy). Fiat > For #5-10, we name the brand and you give the logo number. > 5. Mitsubishi. 7 > 6. Maserati. 6 > 7. Infiniti. 19 > 8. Cadillac. 23 > 9. Peugeot. 1 > 10. Opel. 8 > And if you like, decode the rot13 to see the brands of the 14 decoys > and pick out their logos for fun, but for no points. > 11. Znlonpu. 13 > 12. Pvgebra. 20 > 13. Ibyxfjntra. 21 > 14. Yrkhf. 17 > 15. Eranhyg. 5 > 16. Grfyn. 24 > 17. Nphen. 15 > 18. Gngn. 4 > 19. Zreprqrf. 2 > 20. Qnrjbb. 10 > 21. Ohtnggv. 22 > 22. Sreenev. 9 > 23. Znmqn. 12 > 24. Ulhaqnv. 16 > question about whales, and one question about Wales. > * A. Literature: Tales of W(h)ales > A1. What is the name of Captain Ahab's ship in "Moby-Dick"? Pequod > A2. "A Child's Christmas in Wales" was written by which famed > Welsh writer and poet? Dylan Thomas > * C. Geography: Where we Find W(h)ales > C1. Wales is bordered on the south by which body of water, > which extends outward from the Severn estuary? Cardiff Bay > over the years, it is still the UK's primary producer of > two *other* types of metal commonly used in manufacturing. > Name *either*. Aluminum > D2. Which substance, found in the intestines of sperm whales, > was once prized by perfume-makers? Ambergris > but they only begun hunting sperm whales after exhausting > the Atlantic populations of two other species of whale. > Name *either*. Minke; Blue > E2. After several military campaigns, which English king > (nicknamed "Longshanks"), finally conquered Wales once and > for all in 1283? Give his name and number, if applicable. Edward II; Edward I > * F. Sports: W(h)ales in Sports > F1. One Welsh team currently plays in the Premier League, > the topmost league of English soccer. Name that team. Cardiff City > F2. The Hartford Whalers moved from Hartford to a new city > in 1997. What is the team called now? Full name required, > like "Toronto Argonauts". Carolina Hurricanes Pete Gayde |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Nov 24 08:08PM -0800 Mark Brader wrote: > For questions #1-4, we'll give you a number and the brand's country > of origin: you name the brand. > 1. #11 (Japan). Subaru > 2. #18 (United States). Pontiac > 3. #20 (England). > 4. #14 (Italy). Lamborgini > For #5-10, we name the brand and you give the logo number. > 5. Mitsubishi. 7 > 6. Maserati. > 7. Infiniti. 19 > 8. Cadillac. 23 > question about whales, and one question about Wales. > * A. Literature: Tales of W(h)ales > A1. What is the name of Captain Ahab's ship in "Moby-Dick"? Pequod > A2. "A Child's Christmas in Wales" was written by which famed > Welsh writer and poet? Dylan Thomas > over the years, it is still the UK's primary producer of > two *other* types of metal commonly used in manufacturing. > Name *either*. zinc > but they only begun hunting sperm whales after exhausting > the Atlantic populations of two other species of whale. > Name *either*. Right Whales > E2. After several military campaigns, which English king > (nicknamed "Longshanks"), finally conquered Wales once and > for all in 1283? Give his name and number, if applicable. Edward I > F2. The Hartford Whalers moved from Hartford to a new city > in 1997. What is the team called now? Full name required, > like "Toronto Argonauts". Calgary Flames -- Dan Tilque |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 25 12:56AM Calvin <334152@gmail.com> wrote in > 1 An NFL coach can challenge a referee's decision by tossing > what colour flag onto the field? Red > 2 Which (soccer) World Cup was > notable for the noise made by vuvuzelas? [Year or Country] South Africa > 3 Serb > Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 in which > city? Sarajevo > 4 In the 89th Academy Awards held in February 2017, which > movie was mistakenly announced as the Best Picture winner? The > actual winner was 'Moonlight'. La La Land > 5 Which American performer is known > to her fans as 'The Divine Miss M'? Bette Midler > 6 In which national capital is > the European Space Agency headquartered? Paris > 7 What type of animal is a mandrill? Ape > 8 Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in which south > coast English city? Southampton > 9 'Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory' are the > first six words of which 1861 poem, later a song? Battle Hymn of the Republic > 10 Staccato is a > musical direction meaning to play in which manner? With very short duration notes. > cheers, > calvin Pete Gayde |
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