| Bruce Bowler <bruce.bowler@gmail.com>: Dec 16 02:42PM On Sat, 14 Dec 2019 19:31:13 -0600, Mark Brader wrote: > 1. Howard Allen Frances O'Brien (real name), horror novelist. > 2. Initially Ruth Crowley and later Eppie Lederer (real names), > columnists. Ann Landers > 3. Anthony Afterwit and also Silence Dogood (pen names), founding > father of the United States. Ben Franklin > 4. Eric Arthur Blair (real name), novelist.. > 5. Hector Hugh Munro (real name), satirist and playwright. > 6. Allen Steward Konigsberg (real name), actor-director. Woody Allen > 8. Jacob Kurtzburg (real name), comic book illustrator and writer. > 9. Humphrey Ploughjogger (pen name), founding father of the > United States. John Adams > A1. You can't find your tablespoon, but you do have a teaspoon. > How many teaspoons of sugar would you need to make 1 tablespoon > of sugar? 3 > A2. Now you've found your tablespoon, but mislaid your measuring > cup. How many tablespoons of sugar would you need to make 1/4 > cup of sugar? 4 > C1. What name is given to the given to the portion of the > spectrum adjacent to the visible-light portion, with the > next-shorter wavelengths and higher frequencies? Ultraviolet > C2. Within the visible-light portion of the spectrum, which > color has the lowest frequency and the longest wavelength? red > movie. > E1. 1993. Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, > Omri Katz. hocus pocus > E2. 1995. Bill Pullman, Christina Ricci, Cathy Moriarty, > Eric Idle. casper > We give you the top three exporters of a given commodity; you name the > commodity. > F1. China, India, Indonesia. tea > F2. Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia. coffee |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Dec 16 08:45PM +0100 > ** Game 5, Round 9 - Literature: Pen Names > 4. Eric Arthur Blair (real name), novelist.. Arthur Conan Doyle > A1. You can't find your tablespoon, but you do have a teaspoon. > How many teaspoons of sugar would you need to make > 1 tablespoon of sugar? Three - at least where I sit. The spoons sizes may be different in Toronto pubs. > A2. Now you've found your tablespoon, but mislaid your measuring > cup. How many tablespoons of sugar would you need to make > 1/4 cup of sugar? 2½ > C1. What name is given to the given to the portion of the > spectrum adjacent to the visible-light portion, with the > next-shorter wavelengths and higher frequencies? Ultra-violet > C2. Within the visible-light portion of the spectrum, which > color has the lowest frequency and the longest wavelength? Red > We give you the top three exporters of a given commodity; you name > the commodity. > F1. China, India, Indonesia. Tea > F2. Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia. Coffee |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Dec 16 09:45PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:toCdnZwmwZ58EWjAnZ2dnUU7- > Either we'll give you the writer's pen name and you give their > real name, or vice versa. > 1. Howard Allen Frances O'Brien (real name), horror novelist. Stephen King > 2. Initially Ruth Crowley and later Eppie Lederer (real names), > columnists. Ann Landers and Dear Abby > 3. Anthony Afterwit and also Silence Dogood (pen names), founding > father of the United States. Alexander Hamilton; Thomas Paine > 4. Eric Arthur Blair (real name), novelist.. George Orwell > 5. Hector Hugh Munro (real name), satirist and playwright. > 6. Allen Steward Konigsberg (real name), actor-director. Steve Allen > 7. John Hill (real name), thriller novelist. John LeCarre > 8. Jacob Kurtzburg (real name), comic book illustrator and writer. Stan Lee > 9. Humphrey Ploughjogger (pen name), founding father of the > United States. Alexander Hamilton; Thomas Paine > A1. You can't find your tablespoon, but you do have a teaspoon. > How many teaspoons of sugar would you need to make > 1 tablespoon of sugar? 4 > A2. Now you've found your tablespoon, but mislaid your measuring > cup. How many tablespoons of sugar would you need to make > 1/4 cup of sugar? 8; 16 > C1. What name is given to the given to the portion of the > spectrum adjacent to the visible-light portion, with the > next-shorter wavelengths and higher frequencies? Ultraviolet > C2. Within the visible-light portion of the spectrum, which > color has the lowest frequency and the longest wavelength? Red > the commodity. > F1. China, India, Indonesia. > F2. Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia. Coffee Pete Gayde |
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