Tuesday, April 18, 2023

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Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Apr 17 08:35AM -0700

On 4/16/23 21:41, Mark Brader wrote:
> of an autoimmune disease on Monday. Name him.
 
> 2. The bitcoin world was shaken on Tuesday when what Tokyo-based
> exchange went under?
 
Mt Gox
 
> (or some other unambiguous designation).
 
> 1. Who was was England's first undisputed queen regnant? She also
> became the queen of Spain, through her marriage to Philip II.
 
Mary I
 
 
> 2. Which queen endured 17 pregnancies by her husband, Prince
> George of Denmark, but died with no surviving children? She was
> also the last British monarch of the House of Stuart.
 
Mary II
 
> she was considered the queen (by some) for no more than 9 days
> until the crown went to Mary Tudor (daughter of Henry VIII),
> and was subsequently executed. Who was she?
 
Jane Grey
 
 
> 4. """Queen Victoria""" had the longest reign of all British
> monarchs to date. Within 2 years, how long did she occupy
> the throne?
 
72 years
 
 
> 5. There """are now 10""" hereditary monarchies in Europe.
> How many are """currently""" ruled by a queen regnant?
 
3
 
> gung cerqrprffbe. Jub vf fur?
 
> 8. Which queen, with her husband Akhenaton, led a change from
> polytheism to monotheism in ancient Egypt?
 
Nefertiti
 
> Columbus. She """has passed the first hurdle""" to sainthood,
> despite also being responsible for initiating the Inquisition.
> Who was she?
 
Isabella
 
(and I didn't expect a Spanish Inquisition)
 
 
> 10. Marie Antoinette was a teenage bride when she married her second
> cousin, the future King Louis XIV of France. How old was
> she then?
 
15
 
> Hint: it's not India.
 
> 2. Name """the only official state sport""" of North Carolina,
> proclaimed in 2011.
 
basketball
 
 
> 3. This sport originated among slaves who disguised their martial
> arts practice with dance moves and music. It officially became
> Brazil's national sport in 1972. Name it.
 
macarina
 
 
> 6. This Irish sport resembles lacrosse, but instead of webbing to
> carry the ball, the sticks have a curved, hard end something like
> a hockey, field hockey, or <answer 4> stick. Name the sport.
 
hurling
 
> thought of as European, it's been practised in Maryland for
> centuries, and in 1962 became the first official sport of any
> US state. Name it.
 
jousting
 
> official state sport anywhere. So then, uh, what sport did we
> have in mind? Hint: a tournament for this sport is sometimes
> called a "derby".
 
ice fishing
 
 
--
Dan Tilque
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