| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Aug 13 12:19AM +0200 > 1. One of the skeletons is not real; it represents a mythical > creature. Name the *kind of creature*. Centaur > 2. Koala. 19 > 3. Beaver. 16 > 5. Polar bear. 11 > 7. Hippopotamus. 20 > 8. Duck-billed platypus. 5 > 10. The only extinct animal in the group. 23 > named for a renowned Church of England minister and warden > at Oxford, born 1844, who displayed a pronounced quirk when > speaking passionately. Spoonerism > B2. This sub-microscopic unit of distance is named after the > Swedish physicist who was a leading pioneer in spectroscopy. > Name it. Ångström > her largesse and bravery. Her feast day was the shortest > day of the year in the old reckoning. First colonized by > the French, it was later a British possession. St Lucia > in the world. It is named for the 4th-century consort of > Constantinus and mother of Constantine the First. She is > the patron saint of archeologists and divorcees. St Helena > takeoff from either foot. It is named after the Norwegian > skater who first performed the jump in 1882. This jump has > an extra half-rotation in the air due to its forward takeoff. Aksel > inside edge and landing on the back outside edge of the > opposite foot after one or more rotations in the air. > It was named in 1909 after a Swedish skater. Axel |
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