| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Aug 23 01:14PM > ** Game 3, Round 9 - Geography - Do You Know Where the Bodies are Buried? > 1. In what city is composer Johann Sebastian Bach buried? Berlin > 2. In what city is writer Oscar Wilde buried? London > 3. In which *US state* is president John F. Kennedy buried? Virginia > 4. In which *US state* is poet Robert Frost buried? Vermont; Massachusetts > 5. In what city is poet Edgar Allan Poe buried? Baltimore > 8. In what city is Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald buried? Ottawa; Toronto > 9. In what city is Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King > buried? Toronto; Ottawa > 10. Jacques Brel, far from alive and well, is dead and buried on > an island in which *body of water*? Mediterranean Sea; English Channel > A1. A member of the harpsichord family played with plucked metal > strings but rectangular like the clavichord. Popular during > the reign of Elizabeth I, it may have been named after her. virginal > A2. A bass woodwind created around 1600 and used to supplement > the bassoon in French military bands. Shaped something > like a snake. serpent > * B. Food Name Canards > B1. Cape Cod turkey. potatoes; lobster > B2. Chicken-fried steak. beef -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Aug 23 10:58AM -0700 On 8/22/21 9:14 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > ** Game 3, Round 9 - Geography - Do You Know Where the Bodies are Buried? > 1. In what city is composer Johann Sebastian Bach buried? Vienna > 2. In what city is writer Oscar Wilde buried? > 3. In which *US state* is president John F. Kennedy buried? Virginia > 4. In which *US state* is poet Robert Frost buried? Vermont > 5. In what city is poet Edgar Allan Poe buried? Baltimore > 6. In what town would you find Jacques Cartier's tomb? Quebec City > buried? > 10. Jacques Brel, far from alive and well, is dead and buried on > an island in which *body of water*? Lake Huron > A1. A member of the harpsichord family played with plucked metal > strings but rectangular like the clavichord. Popular during > the reign of Elizabeth I, it may have been named after her. virginal > A2. A bass woodwind created around 1600 and used to supplement > the bassoon in French military bands. Shaped something > like a snake. serpentine > These dishes are called one thing but made with something > else entirely. Name the main ingredient. > B1. Cape Cod turkey. duck > B2. Chicken-fried steak. ground beef > Name him. > F2. In 1972 Telsat Canada launched the first Canadian domestic > geostationary satellite. Name it. Telstar -- Dan Tilque |
| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: Aug 23 08:54PM -0500 Mark Brader wrote: > on "Reposted Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)". > ** Game 3, Round 9 - Geography - Do You Know Where the Bodies are Buried? > 1. In what city is composer Johann Sebastian Bach buried? Eisenach > 2. In what city is writer Oscar Wilde buried? Oxford > 3. In which *US state* is president John F. Kennedy buried? Virginia > 4. In which *US state* is poet Robert Frost buried? Massachusetts > 5. In what city is poet Edgar Allan Poe buried? > 6. In what town would you find Jacques Cartier's tomb? Quebec > buried? > 10. Jacques Brel, far from alive and well, is dead and buried on > an island in which *body of water*? River Seine > A1. A member of the harpsichord family played with plucked metal > strings but rectangular like the clavichord. Popular during > the reign of Elizabeth I, it may have been named after her. Spinet > A2. A bass woodwind created around 1600 and used to supplement > the bassoon in French military bands. Shaped something > like a snake. Serpent > These dishes are called one thing but made with something > else entirely. Name the main ingredient. > B1. Cape Cod turkey. Lobster > B2. Chicken-fried steak. Beef > Name him. > F2. In 1972 Telsat Canada launched the first Canadian domestic > geostationary satellite. Name it. Pete Gayde |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Aug 23 10:16PM -0700 On Sunday, August 22, 2021 at 11:14:59 PM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote: > ** Game 3, Round 9 - Geography - Do You Know Where the Bodies are Buried? > 1. In what city is composer Johann Sebastian Bach buried? Bonn > 2. In what city is writer Oscar Wilde buried? Paris > 3. In which *US state* is president John F. Kennedy buried? Virginia > 4. In which *US state* is poet Robert Frost buried? New Hampshire > 5. In what city is poet Edgar Allan Poe buried? Baltimore > 6. In what town would you find Jacques Cartier's tomb? Quebec City > 8. In what city is Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald buried? Ottawa > 9. In what city is Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King > buried? Ottawa > 10. Jacques Brel, far from alive and well, is dead and buried on > an island in which *body of water*? Seine River; English Channel > A1. A member of the harpsichord family played with plucked metal > strings but rectangular like the clavichord. Popular during > the reign of Elizabeth I, it may have been named after her. virginal > These dishes are called one thing but made with something > else entirely. Name the main ingredient. > B2. Chicken-fried steak. beef > From the description, name the film noir. > C1. 1947. Kirk Douglas plays a hood who hires Robert Mitchum > to find his missing girlfriend, played by Jane Greer. "Out of the Past" -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
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