- RQFTCICR14 Game 5, Rounds 7-8: indigenes, bones - 3 Updates
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Mar 30 07:46AM -0700 On 3/29/23 19:03, Mark Brader wrote: > tell us which letter on the map coincides with a typical part of > their geographical range. > 1. Sami. R > 2. !Kung. D > 3. Pygmies. A > 4. Berbers. I > 5. Nubians. O > 6. Marsh Arabs. Q > 7. Kanaka Maoli. N > 8. Uyghurs ["WEE-gurz"]. E > 9. Rapanui (or Rapa Nui). F > coined to have a wider meaning, today it is typically used to > refer to the indigenous peoples of a smaller, more specific > range. We're looking for this narrower usage. H > and related structures. > 1. The spine consists of 24 articulating vertebrae. How many of > these are cervical vertebrae, making up the neck? 7 > 3. And the remaining vertebrae are called what? > 4. Next below the <answer 3> are 5 fused bones known collectively > as what? coccyx > 5. Between each vertebra and the next is an intervertebral disk. > What is it called when one of these is injured and forced out > of position? slipped disk > 7. What is CSF short for? This is the liquid that surrounds the > spinal cord and the brain, and may be sometimes "tapped into" > (with a spinal tap) to test for disease. cerebral-spinal fluid > containing the CSF, may become the site of life-threatening > inflammation caused by infection by viruses or baceteria. > What are these membranes collectively known as? blood-brain barrier -- Dan Tilque |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Mar 30 08:34PM +0200 > * Game 5, Round 7 - Geography - Indigenous Peoples > 1. Sami. R > 2. !Kung. D > 3. Pygmies. A > 4. Berbers. I > 5. Nubians. O > 6. Marsh Arabs. Q > 7. Kanaka Maoli. K > 8. Uyghurs ["WEE-gurz"]. E > 9. Rapanui (or Rapa Nui). F > coined to have a wider meaning, today it is typically used to > refer to the indigenous peoples of a smaller, more specific > range. We're looking for this narrower usage. G |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Mar 30 10:45PM > * Game 5, Round 7 - Geography - Indigenous Peoples > 1. Sami. R > 2. !Kung. D; A > 3. Pygmies. A; D > 4. Berbers. I > 5. Nubians. O > 6. Marsh Arabs. Q > 7. Kanaka Maoli. C; N > 8. Uyghurs ["WEE-gurz"]. E > 9. Rapanui (or Rapa Nui). F > coined to have a wider meaning, today it is typically used to > refer to the indigenous peoples of a smaller, more specific > range. We're looking for this narrower usage. G > * Game 5, Round 8 - Science - Skull and Bones... or Backbones, Anyway > 1. The spine consists of 24 articulating vertebrae. How many of > these are cervical vertebrae, making up the neck? 7 > 4. Next below the <answer 3> are 5 fused bones known collectively > as what? coccyx > 5. Between each vertebra and the next is an intervertebral disk. > What is it called when one of these is injured and forced out > of position? slipped disc > 6. What congenital condition results in a sideways curvature of > the spine? scoliosis > 7. What is CSF short for? This is the liquid that surrounds the > spinal cord and the brain, and may be sometimes "tapped into" > (with a spinal tap) to test for disease. cerebrospinal fluid > 9. What's the name of the semi-rigid, zigzag-shaped structures > that join the bones of the skull? sutures > containing the CSF, may become the site of life-threatening > inflammation caused by infection by viruses or baceteria. > What are these membranes collectively known as? meninges -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
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