| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Feb 21 03:07AM -0800 On 2/20/21 9:25 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/o10/4/animalfruitmineral.pdf > 1. Arrange fossils A, B, and C into chronological order, earliest > first. C A B > 2. Arrange fossils D, E, and F into chronological order, earliest > first. F E D > the corresponding fruit. > 3. G. > 4. J. kiwifruit > 5. K. avocado > And for the last 4 questions, we name a gemstone, and you must give > the corresponding letter. > 7. Turquoise. T > 8. Opal. S > founded in 1720, where conspirators used to hatch plots against > the Austrians who frequented Caffè Quadri across the square. > Name the city. Venice > some monks. In real life, before the Arabs discovered how to > brew hot coffee, the people of this goatherd's country drank > cold fermented coffee. What country is it? Ethiopia > Arabian Peninsula through the 15th to 17th centuries? A kind > of coffee, and a blend of coffee with another beverage, both > take their name from this port. Mocha > 5. What country """has been""" the world's biggest coffee producer > since the 19th century? Brazil > the Turks in 1683, and as a reward, they were allowed to bake > a pastry based on an image that appears on the Turkish flag. > What is this pastry? croisant > 8. Who composed the Coffee Cantata in 1734: a tale of a naughty > German girl who refuses to give up coffee drinking? It is one > of this composer's few secular cantatas. Mozart > Among the sizes you """can""" choose are (in alphabetical order) > grande, tall, and venti. Arrange these three Starbucks sizes > in order from smallest to largest. tall, venti, grande venti, tall, grande -- Dan Tilque |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Feb 21 12:15PM +0100 > * Game 10, Round 4 - Science - Animal, Fruit, or Mineral? > 1. Arrange fossils A, B, and C into chronological order, earliest > first. B C A > 2. Arrange fossils D, E, and F into chronological order, earliest > first. E F D > 3. G. Pomegranate > 4. J. Passion fruit > 5. K. Yellow mango > 6. M. Stuffed bell pepper. :-) > 7. Turquoise. V > 8. Opal. Q > 9. Peridot. O > 10. Malachite. P > So there were 8 decoys, 4 fruits and 4 gems. If you like, decode > the rot13 and identify them for fun, but for no points. > 11. Fgne sehvg. N > 12. Svt. I > 13. Znatb. L > 14. Xhzdhng. H > existentialist loafers in the 1950s, where you could have > seen Jean-Paul Sartre sitting and thinking at the Café des > Deux Magots. Boulevard de Montparnasse > founded in 1720, where conspirators used to hatch plots against > the Austrians who frequented Caffè Quadri across the square. > Name the city. Venice > some monks. In real life, before the Arabs discovered how to > brew hot coffee, the people of this goatherd's country drank > cold fermented coffee. What country is it? Yemen > Arabian Peninsula through the 15th to 17th centuries? A kind > of coffee, and a blend of coffee with another beverage, both > take their name from this port. Aden > 5. What country """has been""" the world's biggest coffee producer > since the 19th century? Brazil > the Turks in 1683, and as a reward, they were allowed to bake > a pastry based on an image that appears on the Turkish flag. > What is this pastry? Apfelstrudel > 8. Who composed the Coffee Cantata in 1734: a tale of a naughty > German girl who refuses to give up coffee drinking? It is one > of this composer's few secular cantatas. J.S. Bach > Among the sizes you """can""" choose are (in alphabetical order) > grande, tall, and venti. Arrange these three Starbucks sizes > in order from smallest to largest. tall, grande, venti > 10. Name the coffeehouse that used to exist at 134 Yorkville, > owned by Bernie Fiedler, where countless musicians got their > start in the 1960s and '70s. Bernie's coffee |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Feb 21 03:06PM > * Game 10, Round 4 - Science - Animal, Fruit, or Mineral? > 1. Arrange fossils A, B, and C into chronological order, earliest > first. C B A > 2. Arrange fossils D, E, and F into chronological order, earliest > first. E F D > 3. G. mango; kumquat > 4. J. durian > 5. K. durian > 7. Turquoise. T > 8. Opal. V > 9. Peridot. Q; R > 10. Malachite. P > existentialist loafers in the 1950s, where you could have > seen Jean-Paul Sartre sitting and thinking at the Caf? des > Deux Magots. Rue des Ecoles > founded in 1720, where conspirators used to hatch plots against > the Austrians who frequented Caff? Quadri across the square. > Name the city. Venice > some monks. In real life, before the Arabs discovered how to > brew hot coffee, the people of this goatherd's country drank > cold fermented coffee. What country is it? Ethiopia > Arabian Peninsula through the 15th to 17th centuries? A kind > of coffee, and a blend of coffee with another beverage, both > take their name from this port. Mocha > 5. What country """has been""" the world's biggest coffee producer > since the 19th century? Brazil; Colombia > the Turks in 1683, and as a reward, they were allowed to bake > a pastry based on an image that appears on the Turkish flag. > What is this pastry? croissant > character who haunts society drawing rooms. The character > complains: "I have measured out my life with coffee spoons." > Name *either* the poet or the title character. J. Alfred Prufrock > 8. Who composed the Coffee Cantata in 1734: a tale of a naughty > German girl who refuses to give up coffee drinking? It is one > of this composer's few secular cantatas. J. S. Bach > Among the sizes you """can""" choose are (in alphabetical order) > grande, tall, and venti. Arrange these three Starbucks sizes > in order from smallest to largest. tall venti grande -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: Feb 21 11:42AM -0600 Mark Brader wrote: > http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/o10/4/animalfruitmineral.pdf > 1. Arrange fossils A, B, and C into chronological order, earliest > first. C, B, A; B, C, A > 2. Arrange fossils D, E, and F into chronological order, earliest > first. E, F, D; F, E, D > For the next 4 questions, we give you a letter, and you must name > the corresponding fruit. > 3. G. Persimmon > 4. J. Pomegranate > 5. K. Papaya > 6. M. Pomegranate > And for the last 4 questions, we name a gemstone, and you must give > the corresponding letter. > 7. Turquoise. S > 8. Opal. P > 9. Peridot. Q; T > 10. Malachite. T; V > founded in 1720, where conspirators used to hatch plots against > the Austrians who frequented Caffè Quadri across the square. > Name the city. Venice; Milan > some monks. In real life, before the Arabs discovered how to > brew hot coffee, the people of this goatherd's country drank > cold fermented coffee. What country is it? Ethiopia; Somalia > Arabian Peninsula through the 15th to 17th centuries? A kind > of coffee, and a blend of coffee with another beverage, both > take their name from this port. Mocha > 5. What country """has been""" the world's biggest coffee producer > since the 19th century? Colombia; Brazil > the Turks in 1683, and as a reward, they were allowed to bake > a pastry based on an image that appears on the Turkish flag. > What is this pastry? Crescent roll > 8. Who composed the Coffee Cantata in 1734: a tale of a naughty > German girl who refuses to give up coffee drinking? It is one > of this composer's few secular cantatas. J. S. Bach > Among the sizes you """can""" choose are (in alphabetical order) > grande, tall, and venti. Arrange these three Starbucks sizes > in order from smallest to largest. Venti, Tall, Grande; Tall, Venti, Grande > 10. Name the coffeehouse that used to exist at 134 Yorkville, > owned by Bernie Fiedler, where countless musicians got their > start in the 1960s and '70s. Pete Gayde |
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