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| K3BAB87 <donnacreighton87@gmail.com>: Oct 04 04:15AM -0700 Hi I was wondering if I could join this group and post quiz questions to you all please? I quiz family and friends, and occasionally provide questions to the local pub so have kept a running spreadsheet of questions and came across this group yesterday and wondered if i could share them with you (I dont know my way around this yet, so please bear with me :) ) So if you'd like to join in, that would be great! 1 Who directed the 2000 film Snatch? 2 In which building might you encounter the Dewey Decimal System? 3 Which artist was voted Best Act Ever at the 2008 EMAs? 4 Which of the Harry Potter books is the longest? 5 Rosencrantz is a character from which Shakespeare play? 6 What does the word Crestfallen mean? 7 The New Deal was implemented by which US president? 8 In which US state would you find the 8km Mackinac Bridge? 9 What does the French word 'Sale' mean? 10 What is mizzen? 11 Pellagra is caused by a deficiency in which vitamin? 12 The Ayutthaya Historical Park is located in which country? 13 Which metal has atomic number 11? 14 What is Rogaine meant to treat? 15 What game is sometimes called roshambo? |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Oct 04 05:56PM +0200 > I was wondering if I could join this group and post quiz questions to > you all please? Sure. Welcome! You did not say how you wanted the answers, so I assume that you want us to post them to the newsgroup. And I assume that we must not use any sources or other aid. > 2 In which building might you encounter the Dewey Decimal System? Empire State Buiding > 3 Which artist was voted Best Act Ever at the 2008 EMAs? Frank Sinatra > 7 The New Deal was implemented by which US president? Franklin D Roosevelt > 8 In which US state would you find the 8km Mackinac Bridge? Delaware > 9 What does the French word 'Sale' mean? Salt > 11 Pellagra is caused by a deficiency in which vitamin? K > 12 The Ayutthaya Historical Park is located in which country? India > 13 Which metal has atomic number 11? Sodium |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Oct 04 12:33PM -0500 Donna Creighton: > 1 Who directed the 2000 film Snatch? Benicio Del Toro. > 2 In which building might you encounter the Dewey Decimal System? Library. > 4 Which of the Harry Potter books is the longest? "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire". > 5 Rosencrantz is a character from which Shakespeare play? "Hamlet". > 6 What does the word Crestfallen mean? Disappointed. > 7 The New Deal was implemented by which US president? Franklin Roosevelt. > 8 In which US state would you find the 8km Mackinac Bridge? Michigan. > 9 What does the French word 'Sale' mean? Dirty. > 10 What is mizzen? A certain one of the masts on a large sailing ship. Not the mainmast or the foremast, but one of the other ones. > 11 Pellagra is caused by a deficiency in which vitamin? B12. > 12 The Ayutthaya Historical Park is located in which country? India? > 13 Which metal has atomic number 11? Aluminum, or since you seem to be British (why did I guess that?), aluminium. > 14 What is Rogaine meant to treat? Baldness. > 15 What game is sometimes called roshambo? Rock-paper-scissors. -- Mark Brader, Toronto, msb@vex.net "A system which depends upon the secrecy of its algorithm is effectively a single-key code." -- William Brown II |
| Joe <joe@joemasters.me.uk>: Oct 04 08:45PM +0100 On 2019-10-04 11:15:08 +0000, K3BAB87 said: > (I dont know my way around this yet, so please bear with me :) )So if > you'd like to join in, that would be great! > 1 Who directed the 2000 film Snatch? Guy Ritchie > 2 In which building might you encounter the Dewey Decimal System? Library > 3 Which artist was voted Best Act Ever at the 2008 EMAs? Prince > 4 Which of the Harry Potter books is the longest? Deathly Hallows > 5 Rosencrantz is a character from which Shakespeare play? Hamlet > 6 What does the word Crestfallen mean? Sad > 7 The New Deal was implemented by which US president? F.D.R. > 8 In which US state would you find the 8km Mackinac Bridge? Missouri > 9 What does the French word 'Sale' mean? Dirty > 10 What is mizzen? A mast on a ship > 11 Pellagra is caused by a deficiency in which vitamin? C > 12 The Ayutthaya Historical Park is located in which country? India > 13 Which metal has atomic number 11? Zinc > 14 What is Rogaine meant to treat? Baldness > 15 What game is sometimes called roshambo? Backgammon -- "To err, as they say, is human. To forgive is divine. To err by withholding your forgiveness until it's too late is to become divinely fucked up." ― Jonathan Tropper, The Book of Joe |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Oct 04 09:55PM K3BAB87 <donnacreighton87@gmail.com> wrote in > bear with me :) ) So if you'd like to join in, that would be great! > 1 Who directed the 2000 film Snatch? > 2 In which building might you encounter the Dewey Decimal System? Library > 3 Which artist was voted Best Act Ever at the 2008 EMAs? Elvis Presley > 4 Which of the Harry Potter books is the longest? Deathly Hallows > 5 Rosencrantz is a character from which Shakespeare play? Hamlet > 6 What does the word Crestfallen mean? Sad > 7 The New Deal was implemented by which US president? Franklin Roosevelt > 8 In which US state would you find the 8km Mackinac Bridge? Michigan > 9 What does the French word 'Sale' mean? > 10 What is mizzen? Ship's mast > 11 Pellagra is caused by a deficiency in which vitamin? D > 12 The Ayutthaya Historical Park is located in which country? India > 13 Which metal has atomic number 11? Iron > 14 What is Rogaine meant to treat? Hair loss > 15 What game is sometimes called roshambo? Rock, paper, scissors Pete Gayde |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Oct 04 09:52PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:Spydnb6Un4RLuwjAnZ2dnUU7- > a masterpiece, was initially banned for what critics viewed as > its pornographic nature. In 1922, postal officials in New York > seized and burned 500 copies of it. Ulysses > It said, on the door, > "Don't spit on the floor", > So he stood up and spat on the... Ceiling > She started one day, > In a relative way, > And returned on the... [2 words needed]. Previous night > (Name and species.) > 9. Also living with the doctor was an exotic creature with two > heads at opposite ends of its body. What was it called? Pushme Pullyou > 13. Stephen Crane's depiction of the cruelty of the US Civil War > features a young recruit who overcomes initial fears to become > a battlefield hero. The Red Badge of Courage > 14. Richard Llewellyn's 1939 novel tells the story of the narrator's > Welsh family and the mining community they live in. How Green was My Valley > We'll give you a famous quote, you name the Canadian PM. > 1. "An election is no time to discuss serious issues." > 2. "Conscription if necessary, but not necessarily conscription." MacKenzie; Diefenbaker > province*. > 12. Which provincial capital is known as "the Birthplace of > Confederation"? Winnipeg; Victoria > as president. Canada's largest insurer, it has grown > internationally and now operates in the US under the John > Hancock brand. Name it. Pete Gayde |
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