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#20877 - Thu Sep 28 2000 06:38 PM Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
hundredaire Offline
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1. Camel’s hair brushes are made from the hair of what animal?
2. What is the first country found directly south of Detroit, Michigan?
3. What nationality was Cleopatra who was born in 69 B.C.?
4. Chop suey originated in what country?
5. Where can you find the Islets of Langerhans?
6. Where can you find the Pyramids of Ferrein?
7. Where can you find the Pyramids of Malpighi?
8. In what country did chess originate?
9. Who was the first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean?
10. Without roosters and human assistance, can hens lay eggs?

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#20878 - Thu Sep 28 2000 08:58 PM Re: Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
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1. Camel’s hair brushes are made from the hair of what animal? Squirrel Tails
2. What is the first country found directly south of Detroit, Michigan? Canada
3. What nationality was Cleopatra who was born in 69 B.C.? Guess: Egyptian???
4. Chop suey originated in what country? California mining camp?
5. Where can you find the Islets of Langerhans? Islets of Langerhans (läng"*r häns) are groups of cells scattered throughout the pancreas that regulate sugar metabolism.
6. Where can you find the Pyramids of Ferrein? Kidneys
7. Where can you find the Pyramids of Malpighi? Kidneys
8. In what country did chess originate? China (not India)
9. Who was the first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean? Charles Lindbergh (non-stop)
10. Without roosters and human assistance, can hens lay eggs? If they can cross the road. ????

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#20879 - Thu Sep 28 2000 09:18 PM Re: Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
hundredaire Offline
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#3. Cleopatra wasn't Egyptian.
#9. Lindbergh was the 67th person to fly nonstop across the Atlantic.
#10. LOL

Outstanding work on all the others, TJ. BTW, I saw a trivia Web site that claimed the camel's hair brush was invented by a Mr. Camel. Then a local radio station picked up on it and used it in a trivia quiz. Mr. Camel??? Yeah, right. And Mr. Ham invented the ham radio.


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#20880 - Fri Sep 29 2000 01:12 AM Re: Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
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3. Macedonian (although she was born in Alexandria, Egypt)
9. Col Joe Kittinger Jr. (in a helium balloon)
Amelia Earhart (first woman to cross the Atlantic solo)
Charles Lindbergh, Jr. (First person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean)
10. No, you do not need a rooster for a hen to lay an egg. It's often believed that chickens (hens) lay more eggs if they are NOT ever introduced to a rooster. It is also said that her laying pattern is more consistant if she is not ever introduced to a rooster.

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#20881 - Fri Sep 29 2000 09:29 AM Re: Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
hundredaire Offline
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All correct except #9. When did someone first fly across the Atlantic?

BTW, good job on #10. Of course, hens can lay eggs on their own. They just won't be fertilized with a chick embryo inside.

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#20882 - Fri Sep 29 2000 10:00 AM Re: Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
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Registered: Fri Feb 18 2000
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9 John Alcock 1919?
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#20883 - Fri Sep 29 2000 11:50 PM Re: Oh no, not another "easy" quiz
hundredaire Offline
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Lieutenant-Commander A.C. Read and his crew were the first to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, with several stops, in the Curtiss Flying Boat in 1919.

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