- RQFTCI03 Game 2 Rounds 4,6: fashions and New Canadians - 1 Update
- Erland's Occasional Quiz - 1 Update
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 17 02:29AM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:tpKdnVllG6i1Ky3CnZ2dnUU7- > 1. The traditional Indian dress for the lower part of the body, > consisting of a piece of unstitched cloth draped over the hips > and legs. Dhoti > 2. A high-quality fabric, usually silk and wool, often dyed black > and used for mourning. Pashmina > 3. A form of Indonesian tie-dying. Ikat > 4. A woman's small triangular shawl for the neck and shoulders. Crepe de chine > 5. Fabric with a pattern woven into it. Kurta > 6. A delicate lace. Pelisse > 7. The coat of a newborn lamb, or cloth made to resemble the same. Vicuna > 8. A skullcap worn by Roman Catholic ecclesiastics. Zucchetto > 9. A high laced boot. Buskin > 10. A Chinese dress with a slit skirt and mandarin collar. Cheongsam > He became a Tory MP and held cabinet posts including Minister > of National Revenue. > 2. She was born in Israel in 1965. This cellist """has""" won five Juno > Awards for best classical album or instrumentalist. Sol Gabetta > 10. Born in Trinidad in 1941, she opened a Vancouver family medical > practice. She became a Liberal MP in 1993 and served 1996-2002 > as Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and Status of Women. Pete Gayde |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 17 02:23AM Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se> wrote in > Have fun! > 1. Murray Head has recorded a couple of solo albums, but he possibly > most known for playing the role of which biblical person? Pontius Pilate > 4. Toronto Titans, LA Current and London Roar are all teams in which > sport? (Hint: this is a sport where having teams is kind of new > thing.) Rowing > composition in that group might be "Teen Town". After leaving the > group, he had his own big bad. Sadly, he died in a bar brawl, only > 35 years old. Who am I talking about? Jaco Pastorius > 7. In Sweden, Gerd is a woman's name. But in Africa, Gerd is a bone > of contention between two countries. Name any of them. DR Congo > 8. We learnt in a recently reposted quiz from Mark that the first > non-leap year to have Olympic Games was 1900. Which was next > non-leap year when Olympic Games were held? 1902 > worldpopulation.de? You will get one point if any of these are > correct, regardless if you give an incorrect answer to the other > question. There is no bonus if you get both right. Pete Gayde |
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