#244882 - Tue Nov 02 2004 08:49 AM
Re: October Trivia Rounds!
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Registered: Fri Sep 28 2001
Posts: 4253
Loc: Brisbane Queensland Australia
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Here are the results for the last round of October.
Name: 1. An island off the coast of Queensland.
10 points: Dunk Is, Russell Is, Mornington Is, Daydream Is, Lady Elliot Is, Magnetic Is, Moreton Is, Heron Is 5 points: Hinchinbrook Is (2)
Not mentioned: Stacks including Fraser Is, Great Keppel Island, Stradbroke Is, Bribie Is, Hamilton Is, Hayman Is.
2. A philosopher BCE.
10 points: Zeno, Anaxagoras, Socrates, Parmenides, Heraclites 5 points: Theophrastus (2), LaoTzu (2)
Rejected: Hippocrates was a physician not a philosopher
Not mentioned: Stacks but some popular ones were Aristotle, Cicero, Confucius, Diogenes, Plato
3. A makeup/cosmetic company starting with 'C'.
10 points: Clarins, Clinique, Careline (Israeli co.), Chase Era Enterprises Ltd, Cover Me Beautiful, Cover Girl, Crabtree and Evelyn (this was a squeeze but allowed because they sell stuff for your face like cream/moisturiser to keep your skin oh so beautiful)
Rejected: Clairol (2) - they only do hair colouring. Country Road do not sell any makeup or cosmetics at all.
Not mentioned: Coty, Christian Dior, Chanel, Calvin Klein Cosmetics
4. A member of the United Nations admitted in 1992.
10 points: Turkmenistan, Bosnia, Tajikistan, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Slovenia 5 points: Croatia (3)
Not mentioned: San Marino, Uzbekistan, Kazhakistan, Kyrghistan
5. A Russian monarch of the House of Rurik.
10 points: Vasili II, Yaroslav the Wise, Vsevolod III, Svyatoslav, Ivan the Terrible 5 points: Feodor I (2), Oleg (2)
Rejected: Ho Lee, Supreme Monarch of Lu'an (was not a monarch of Rurik, merely a supporter of it).
Total Scores:
Gatsby722 45 Julia103 45 anobody 45 BbSean 40 JaneMarple 40 ozzz2002 40 Helen295 35 Engadine 35 Elftwinkle 30 Beaker411 30
Thanks for playing and I hope you enjoyed it.
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#244883 - Sat Nov 06 2004 01:18 PM
Re: October Trivia Rounds!
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Multiloquent
Registered: Wed Nov 12 2003
Posts: 2165
Loc: Nebraska USA
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Ok, I have to apologize for the belated answers. (Badly Belated) Both I and my daughter have been sick, and after 2 weeks of her vomiting nearly every day, her doctor tells me she isn't actually ill anymore... She does it because she's stubborn. *sigh* It's been a VERY long and busy two weeks for me, so I hope you all understand.
Round 23 answers 10 Players participated this round!
Question 1 One of the meat toppings offered by Pizza Hut. Worth 10 Points: Chicken, Ham, Beef Topping, Pork Topping, Pepperoni Worth 5 Points: Anchovies (2), Bacon (3) Not Mentioned: Italian Sausage was the only topping not mentioned. So just remember folks, when you call Pizza Hut and order a hamburger pizza, you're really just getting "beef topping".
Question 2 One of the vehicles featured on the Star Wars Space Vehicles collectors' plates by Hamilton. Worth 10 Points: B-Wing - One of the Rebel Alliance's Heavy Assault Vehicles, and figured prominently in the Battle of Endor Snowspeeder - Seen in abundance on the frozen planet of Hoth, the Rebel Alliance used these vehicles and their handy tow cables to defeat Imperial AT-AT's Medical Frigate - Rebel medical frigates are actually refitted Imperial Nebulon B escort frigates, made by Kuat Drive Yards. Millenium Falcon - From the outside, this ship is a Corellian freighter, but Han Solo's ship boasts a number of unexpected "special modifications". Jabba's Sail Barge - The primary mode of planet-side transportation for Tatooine's most notorious gangster, Jabba the Hutt. Y-Wing - Though the Rebel Y-Wing has become obsolete, it played key roles battles of Yavin and Endor. Worth 5 Points: TIE Fighter (2) - TIE stands for Twin Ion Engine and the TIE fighter is the Imperial fleet's primary starfighter Star Destroyer (2) - The signature vessel of the Imperial Fleet, the Star Destroyer strikes awe and terror where ever it goes. Not Mentioned: Slave I - Boba Fett's ship, originally owned by Boba's father Jango, this vehicle is as recognizable as it is feared. Imperial Shuttle - A Lambda class shuttle used for both freight and passenger ferrying, this vehicle's proudest moments are when it carries Imperial elite, such as Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine X-Wing, specifically the Red Five - The X-Wing is the Rebels' key fighter, outmatching the Imperial TIE Fighters in battle over and over. Red Five was the X-Wing piloted by Luke Skywalker against the Death Star. Death Star - A giant Imperial space station, this beast carried planet-destroying weapons and a huge number of personel.
Question 3 A movie for which Michael Crichton wrote the novel. (Theatrical releases under different names than the novels are accepted.) Worth 10 Points: Lost World - Book 1995, Movie 1997 The First Great Train Robbery - Book 1975, Movie 1979, Congo - Book 1980, Movie 1995, and the book is SO much better than the movie!, Terminal Man - Book 1972, Movie 1974. Timeline - Book 1999, Movie 2003 Worth 5 Points: Jurassic Park (2) - Book 1990, Movie 1993, Rising Sun (3) - Book 1992, Movie 1993 Not Mentioned: The Andromeda Strain, Dealing: Or, the Berkely-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues, The Carey Treatment, Pursuit, Disclosure, Sphere, The 13th Warrior
Question 4 One of the Jewel or Sparkle Ponies currently available for individual sale in Hasbro's My Little Pony Friendship Ball line. (Individual sale = pony and brush.) Worth 10 Points: Peachy Pie (Sparkle Pony), Winterberry (Jewel Pony), Peri Winkle (Jewel Pony) Worth 5 Points: Starbeam (2) (Sparkle Pony), Desert Rose (2) (Sparkle Pony), Incorrect: Ice Dancing - Sold with a playset only, Pegasus Star Catcher - Not a Jewel or Sparkle Pony, sold with video only, Tink-A-Tink-A-Too is not a Sparkle or Jewel Pony and is not in the Friendship Ball line. Not Mentioned:Jewel Ponies: Crystal Lace, Gem Blossom, Sapphire Shores, Star Dasher, Valenshy, Wondermint and Juniper Jade Sparkle Ponies: Denim Blue, Desert Blossom, Forsythia, Meriweather, Rainbow Swirl, Blue Mist and Savannah Sage
Question 5 A song from Janis Ian's 1975 "Between the Lines". (A personal favorite.) Worth 10 Points: In the Winter, Watercolors, Between the Lines, Tea and Sympathy Worth 5 Points: At Seventeen (2), From Me to You (2), The Come On (2) Not Mentioned: When the Party's Over, Bright Lights and Promises, Light a Light and Lover's Lullabye
Scores:
ElfTwinkle - 50 BbSean - 45 Julia103 - 40 LeoDaVinci - 40 SpanishLiz - 35 Beaker411 - 30 Engadine - 30 Gatsby722 - 30 JaneMarple - 25 Ozzz2002 - 25
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Goodbye Ruth & Betty, my beautiful grandmothers. Betty Kuzara 1921 - April 5, 2008 Ruth Kellison 1925 - Dec 27, 2007
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