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#213815 - Wed Feb 25 2004 08:07 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ElfTwinkle Star Poster Registered: Wed Jul 10 2002 Posts: 14929 Loc: Crazy Canuck	Q45: Which organ in the human body secretes the hormone 'insulin'? pancreas
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#213816 - Wed Feb 25 2004 10:02 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
makebeleaffan Prolific Registered: Fri Feb 18 2000 Posts: 1764 Loc: Victoria BC Canada	Q30: Which stuntman/magician became famous with his act "Above the Below" in September 2003? DAVID BLAINE David Blaine spent 44 days and 44 nights entering September 5, 2003 and emerging October 19, 2003 inside a clear plastic 7ft x 7ft x 3ft box hanging by a crane 450 feet (135 meters) above the Thames River in London near Tower Bridge. He only had diapers, a journal, some pens, lip balm, a pillow and a pad to lie on with him- no food just a tube for water and a tube for urinating. _________________________ Hello my baby...hello my honey...hello my ragtime gal
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#213817 - Wed Feb 25 2004 10:05 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
achernar Prolific Registered: Fri Jun 06 2003 Posts: 1336 Loc: Mumbai India	All answers are correct, including ASA's, which I thought people would have to deeply ponder over before figuring it out.
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#213818 - Wed Feb 25 2004 10:15 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
TabbyTom Moderator Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001 Posts: 8479 Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK	Quote: Q36: Which two elements make up the common salt (table salt) which is consumed by most of us as an indispensable component of our food? Sodium and chlorine _________________________ Dilige et quod vis fac
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#213819 - Wed Feb 25 2004 10:26 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
Stew Explorer Registered: Tue Jun 10 2003 Posts: 92 Loc: Birmingham England	Q58: Which town was the home-town of Saddam Hussein, as well as that of several other leaders of his Ba'ath Party? I believe the Big Fella is from Tikrit originally. [This question contains a huge hint for number 17!] Great quiz, Harish. It's a tough discipline to ration myself to one answer at a time.
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#213820 - Wed Feb 25 2004 09:39 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
Jar Multiloquent Registered: Wed Apr 11 2001 Posts: 4224 Loc: Texas USA	Q61: Jupiter _________________________ If you can't sleep, then get up and do something instead of lying there worrying. It's the worry that gets you, not the lack of sleep. -Dale Carnegie
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#213821 - Thu Feb 26 2004 11:13 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
makebeleaffan Prolific Registered: Fri Feb 18 2000 Posts: 1764 Loc: Victoria BC Canada	q17 umm... the Ba'ath Party??? _________________________ Hello my baby...hello my honey...hello my ragtime gal
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#213822 - Thu Feb 26 2004 11:56 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ozzz2002 Moderator Registered: Mon Dec 03 2001 Posts: 20912 Loc: Sydney NSW Australia	Q20: Which word, an amalgamation of the Latin words for 'false' and 'feet', describes the locomotory and food-catching organelles of amoebae and certain other protozoa? Pseudopod _________________________ The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not smashing it. Ex-Editor, Hobbies and Sports, and Forum Moderator
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#213823 - Thu Feb 26 2004 12:14 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
A Member Multiloquent Registered: Fri Nov 23 2001 Posts: 3082 Loc:	Q19: The most common isotope of which element does not have any neutrons in its atom? A. Protrium (isotope of Hydrogen) _________________________
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#213824 - Thu Feb 26 2004 01:20 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
TabbyTom Moderator Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001 Posts: 8479 Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK	Quote: Q29: If 25 men take a 100 days to do a certain amount of work, how many days will 20 men take to do the same? (Not a trick question!) 125 days Edited by TabbyTom (Thu Feb 26 2004 01:21 PM) _________________________ Dilige et quod vis fac
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#213825 - Thu Feb 26 2004 06:20 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ASA Multiloquent Registered: Tue Oct 15 2002 Posts: 4351 Loc: Adelaide South Australia	Q19: The most common isotope of which element does not have any neutrons in its atom? Hydrogen _________________________ Alan So much time ...... so little to do
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#213826 - Thu Feb 26 2004 09:28 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
Julia103 Mainstay Registered: Thu May 15 2003 Posts: 725 Loc: Baltimore Maryland USA	Q24: Which Greek letter is used to denote the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter? pi (= 3.14159265...)
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#213827 - Thu Feb 26 2004 11:07 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ElfTwinkle Star Poster Registered: Wed Jul 10 2002 Posts: 14929 Loc: Crazy Canuck	Q50: What is the '&' character called? Ampersand
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#213828 - Fri Feb 27 2004 02:57 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ekaterina_tony Mainstay Registered: Thu Nov 06 2003 Posts: 654 Loc: Atlanta Georgia USA ...	Q43 - The Beatles are from Liverpool EJ _________________________ [color:"red"] 'Liverpool - Pride of Merseyside' [/color]
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#213829 - Fri Feb 27 2004 01:56 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
izzi Multiloquent Registered: Sat Jun 15 2002 Posts: 2214 Loc: the amusement arcade of life	>>>Q86: Give one word that describes "the biochemical process by which the energy of light is converted into chemical energy in most plants and certain other organisms". <<< Photosynthesis _________________________ fully paid up member of paronomasiacs anonymous
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#213830 - Fri Feb 27 2004 02:39 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
TabbyTom Moderator Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001 Posts: 8479 Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK	Quote: Q57: Which 2,400 km long mountain range separates European Russia from Asian Russia? The Urals _________________________ Dilige et quod vis fac
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#213831 - Fri Feb 27 2004 03:32 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
Leau Forum Champion Registered: Sun Jun 16 2002 Posts: 5337 Loc: Nijmegen/Brisbane	Q34: Which African dictator bought a 7.5% share of Juventus, an Italian football (soccer) club, for US$ 21 million in January 2002? Gaddafi (sp?) _________________________ The cost of living has not affected its popularity - Loesje
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#213832 - Fri Feb 27 2004 08:35 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ekaterina_tony Mainstay Registered: Thu Nov 06 2003 Posts: 654 Loc: Atlanta Georgia USA ...	Q54 - Rowan Atkinson! EJ _________________________ [color:"red"] 'Liverpool - Pride of Merseyside' [/color]
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#213833 - Fri Feb 27 2004 10:57 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
achernar Prolific Registered: Fri Jun 06 2003 Posts: 1336 Loc: Mumbai India	All correct. (Leau, acceptable spellings of his surname include 'Gadhafi', 'Gadaffi', 'Gaddafi', 'Gadhdhafi', 'Ghaddafi', 'Kaddafi', 'Kadhdhafi', 'Khadafy, 'Qadaffi', 'Qaddafi', 'Qadhafi', 'Qadhdhafi' and Qathafi'!)
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#213834 - Fri Feb 27 2004 11:29 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
makebeleaffan Prolific Registered: Fri Feb 18 2000 Posts: 1764 Loc: Victoria BC Canada	q22 Mars and Venus _________________________ Hello my baby...hello my honey...hello my ragtime gal
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#213835 - Fri Feb 27 2004 11:41 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ekaterina_tony Mainstay Registered: Thu Nov 06 2003 Posts: 654 Loc: Atlanta Georgia USA ...	Q41: Which lake, 3,821 metres above sea level and having a maximum depth of 280 metres, is the world's highest commercially navigable lake? Lake Titicaca EJ _________________________ [color:"red"] 'Liverpool - Pride of Merseyside' [/color]
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#213836 - Sat Feb 28 2004 08:52 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
Leau Forum Champion Registered: Sun Jun 16 2002 Posts: 5337 Loc: Nijmegen/Brisbane	Q28: Which cricket batsman currently holds the record for the fastest ODI half-century? Sanath Jayasuriya (?) _________________________ The cost of living has not affected its popularity - Loesje
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#213837 - Sat Feb 28 2004 09:22 AM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
TabbyTom Moderator Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001 Posts: 8479 Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK	Quote: Q89: Which famous Russian mystic is often called the 'Mad Monk'? Rasputin. _________________________ Dilige et quod vis fac
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#213838 - Sat Feb 28 2004 12:32 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
izzi Multiloquent Registered: Sat Jun 15 2002 Posts: 2214 Loc: the amusement arcade of life	>>>Q52: The shape of which south-east Asian country, also known as 'Siam', is roughly like an elephant's head? <<< Thailand _________________________ fully paid up member of paronomasiacs anonymous
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#213839 - Sat Feb 28 2004 01:32 PM Re: 90 Trivia Questions
ozzz2002 Moderator Registered: Mon Dec 03 2001 Posts: 20912 Loc: Sydney NSW Australia	Quote: Q49: Who played Mahatma Gandhi in the 1982 film "Gandhi", directed by Richard Attenborough? Ben Kingsley _________________________ The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not smashing it. Ex-Editor, Hobbies and Sports, and Forum Moderator
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