| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: May 08 08:02PM -0500 Mark Brader wrote: > atoms of normal matter and carry equal and opposite electric > charges, but one of the two is much more massive. Name *both* > particles. Proton and Electron > 2. Va 1932, Wnzrf Punqjvpx qvfpbirerq n guveq cnegvpyr gung vf > cerfrag va zbfg ohg abg nyy xvaqf bs ngbzf naq unf nobhg gur > fnzr znff nf n cebgba. Anzr vg. Neutron > ngbzf pna unir 6, 7, be 8 arhgebaf, sbezvat pneoba 12, 13, > naq 14 erfcrpgviryl. Jung ner gurfr qvssrerag irefvbaf bs gur > fnzr ryrzrag pnyyrq? Ions > cnegvpyrf fhpu nf vaqvivqhny arhgebaf? Ahpyrv bs fbzr vfbgbcrf > ner hafgnoyr naq jvyy qb vg fcbagnarbhfyl, juvyr bguref znl qb > vg vs fgehpx ol n fhvgnoyr cnegvpyr. Fission > tbbq cnegvpyr nppryrengbe jnf vairagrq ol Rearfg Ynjerapr naq > anzrq -- vavgvnyyl va wrfg -- nsgre gur arneyl pvephyne zbgvba > bs ryrpgebaf jvguva vg. Jung jnf vg pnyyrq? Cyclotron > naq cbffvoyl arire pna or. Gurve anzr vf n jbeq gung Zheenl > Tryy-Znaa sbhaq va gur Wnzrf Wblpr abiry "Svaartna'f Jnxr". > Jung vf vg? Quark > Vgf zrnavat unf fuvsgrq gbqnl gb ersre gb nal bs pregnva > cnegvpyrf gung rnpu pbafvfg bs bar dhnex naq bar nagv-dhnex. > Jung vf gur jbeq? Meson > fznyy gb zrnfher. Vg vf fb haernpgvir gung vg pbhyq rnfvyl > cnff guebhtu n jubyr cynarg, naq urapr vgf rkvfgrapr jnf abg > pbasvezrq hagvy 1956. Anzr vg. Beson > snfuvba: dhnex naq nagv-dhnex, cbfvgvir cvba naq artngvir cvba. > Ohg gur svefg bar gb or qvfpbirerq, gur nagv-ryrpgeba, vf nyfb > xabja ol n fcrpvny anzr bs vgf bja. Jung vf guvf anzr? Anion > These questions all concern people who are/were known by one-word > names. > 1. What """is""" Donovan's surname? Leitch > 4. Michel de Notre Dame lived in France from 1503 to 1566. By what > name do we know him? > 5. By what name """is""" Edson Arantes do Nascimento famous? Pele > known by what name? > 7. By what name do we call Tiziano Vecelli, who died in Venice > in 1576? Titian > 8. What was Cher's surname at birth? > 9. The former Yugoslav leader Tito sometimes used Tito as an > additional surname, but what was his original name? Josip Broz > 10. By what name """do""" we know Leslie Hornby? Twiggy Pete Gayde |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): May 08 09:51PM -0500 If Pete Gayde's answers had been posted on time, he would have scored 24 points on Round 4 and 20 on Round 6 for a total to date of 68. -- Mark Brader | "...Backwards Compatibility, which, if you've made as msb@vex.net | many mistakes as Intel and Microsoft have in the past, Toronto | can be very Backwards indeed." -- Steve Summit |
| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: May 08 08:11PM -0500 Mark Brader wrote: > 1. What famous French explorer was the first European to stay > over a winter on the site of Quebec City, during his second > voyage to America? Marquette; Cartier > 2. Which explorer founded the city of Quebec? Marquette; Cartier > the old post office near Parc Montmorency in Quebec. Name him. > 7. What hotel, with a commanding view of most of Quebec City, > was built in 1892 on the former site of the Château St-Louis? Frontenac > different from the one he left behind... > (For this one if you give the title we need all of it, including > the subtitle.) Arthur C. Clarke > and Harry's determined to get to the bottom of things... And, > as if he wasn't knee-deep in trouble already, he's about to > make the biggest gamble of all -- on love. Pete Gayde |
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