WEEK 2 Task: BB QUIZ

B refuses to budge. this house is held by no grounds of rationality or general concensus!


THE FINAL

Whoever gets the most correct WINS. If both teams get all 10 correct, there will be another 10 questions provided.

Both team members must answer 5 questions each. They can be in any order. you have 24 hours.


QUESTIONS:

1. What is the other name for the Jewish day of Atonement ?

2. What was writer Charles Dodgson's pseudonym ?

3. If an American footballer talked about his 'zippers' what would he mean ?

4. Where would you find the 'ocean of storms' ?

5. What is the pirate's flag with the skull and cross-bones called ?

6. Where is the original Harris tweed spun and woven ?

7. What do climbers call a peak higher the 914 m (3,000 ft) ?

8. The famous Gurkha soldiers are known for carrying a particular type of large knife. What is this knife called ?

9. Which bird is the international symbol of happiness ?

10. What is the centuries old art of clipping hedges into various ornamental shapes traditionally called ?



RELEGATION BATTLE

The two teams who get the least amount of questions correct will be up for NOMINATION, along with Espy, and whoever gets nominated tomorrow.

ASO is a part of Everton and OBIWAN-JR's team for this.

Both team members must 5 questions each. ASO, E and JR must answer at least 3 each. you also have 24 hours to complete this.


QUESTIONS:

1. In Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, whom did Alice join at a tea party along with the Mad Hatter?

2. Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world stood at Olympus?

3. The film Silkwood was based on a true case about nuclear industry safety hazards. Who played Karen Silkwood?

4. Which is the largest joint in the body?

5. According to the nursery rhyme, who is made from 'sugar and spice and all things nice'?

6. The backbone is a flexible chain of how many bones?

7. What is the fundamental oath usually associated with doctors?

8. Which carnivorous animal lives wild in the Australian outback?

9. Who was 'The Equalizer' in the popular television series?

10. Into which ocean does the Zambezi river flow?

-BB

ASOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Have you gone to the wedding yet?

Bad question. Worse answer. I officially protest. Please see excellent (and correct) arguments being made by Everton and Jay. Failure to resolve this issue reasonably will result in my displeasure and be marked as a DOOM on BB's record.

I await your appropriate response.

That is all.

if she has gone, then you and JR can just answer 5 each. ASO will thusly join Espy as being already nominated!!

-BB

I fear we may be DOOMed, if Dani has really left now for the wedding of the week.

We'll have to at least try and get our seven correct, Chris. [face_determined]


-JR

re: nominating. Is everyone nominating this week, then?

maybe.

-BB

I demand a more precise answer to my question.

That's right, demand.

you can have polls for the forum instead.

waiting on answers from:

Darth_Guy
Everton
OBIWAN-JR

you have approximately 4 hours to get your questions in. ASO is excluded from E and JR's team so you must answer 5 questions each.

-BB

Actually, you posted the second set of questions at 8.50pm UK time, thus we have until that same time today to sumbit our answers.

I think pwnage just happened.

To Everton you listen, B.


-JR

Gaah! Can I try to answer Guy's questions?

It is now 5.25pm UK time. I would suggest that when it reaches 6.50pm UK time, Sonia, that you make an EXECUTIVE DECISION.

The sort that Kurt Russell and Steven Seagal would admire.


-JR

>.<

No news of Guy yet?

i had a good answer lined up to the last exchange with Mr E however there was a storm and our internet router at work committed suicide. thus i had to wait until now to post. tragedy.

righteo then:


THE FINAL


JIGGLY PUFF ANSWERS

1. What is the other name for the Jewish day of Atonement ?

Yom Kippur

2. What was writer Charles Dodgson's pseudonym ?

Lewis Carroll

3. If an American footballer talked about his 'zippers' what would he mean ?

Scars

4. Where would you find the 'ocean of storms' ?

western edge of the near side of Earth's Moon

5. What is the pirate's flag with the skull and cross-bones called ?

Jolly Roger

6. Where is the original Harris tweed spun and woven ?

Outer Hebrides, Scotland

7. What do climbers call a peak higher the 914 m (3,000 ft) ?

munro

8. The famous Gurkha soldiers are known for carrying a particular type of large knife. What is this knife called ?

kukri

9. Which bird is the international symbol of happiness ?

Bluebird

10. What is the centuries old art of clipping hedges into various ornamental shapes traditionally called ?
topiary


WU-TANG SPAM ANSWERS

1. What is the other name for the Jewish day of Atonement ? [Mel Gibson]Good Friday[/Mel Gibson]

tongue Yom Kippur, final answer.

2. What was writer Charles Dodgson's pseudonym ?

Lewis Carroll

3. If an American footballer talked about his 'zippers' what would he mean ?

Scars

4. Where would you find the 'ocean of storms' ?

The moon, good sir.

5. What is the pirate's flag with the skull and cross-bones called ?

The Jolly Roger

6. Where is the original Harris tweed spun and woven?

Outer Hebrides

7. What do climbers call a peak higher the 914 m (3,000 ft)?

A munro

8. The famous Gurkha soldiers are known for carrying a particular type of large knife. What is this knife called?

The Khukuri

9. Which bird is the international symbol of happiness?

Bluebird

10. What is the centuries old art of clipping hedges into various ornamental shapes traditionally called?

Topiary


BOTH TEAMS ANSWER CORRECTLY.


TIE BREAKER:

either one or both team members must PM me the largest word they can make using the following letters:

E R S H F J U O P N W G I

if both team members submit an answer, you have a better chance to win, obviously. you have 24 hours. winning team gets IMMUNITY and colours. the losers get NOTHING. but at least are not in teh RELEGATION BATTLE.

speaking of which:


RELEGATION BATTLE ANSWERS:


For Queen and Country, M'lud!!

1. The March Hare and the Dormouse.

2. Statue of Jupiter.

3. Meryl Streep.

4. Knee.

5. Girls.

6. 26.

7. Hippocratic Oath.

8. Dingo.

9. Edward Woodward.

10. Indian Ocean.

FREAK HUNTERS ANSWERS:

6. 33 vertebrae <-- INCORRECT - 26

7. The Hippocratic Oath

8. The Dingo

9. Robert McCall, played by Edward Woodward.

10. The Indian Ocean

BLACK SNAKE MOAN

The March Hare and the Dormouse (who was asleep when she showed up)

The Statue of Zeus*

*Note: Officially known as ?The Statue of Zeus at Olympia? but originally recorded at ?The Statue of Jupiter at Olympus? (much less used) so both answers are technically correct.

Meryl Streep

knee

girls

24 flexible bones, with an additional 9 that are fused into 2 separate bones, for a total of 33 bones.

The Hippocratic Oath

Dingo

Robert McCall (played by Edward Woodward)

Indian Ocean


FENDER BENDERS

-The March Hare and the Doremouse

-Statue of Jupiter (Zeus)

-Meryl Streep

-I believe Hip joint is the right answer, but my secret site says it is the Knee Joint, so I am going to answer Knee Joint.

-little girls

-26

-Hippocratic Oath

-Dingo

-Edward Woodward played Robert McCall

-Indian Ocean.


all teams answered correctly, except for FREAK HUNTERS. unfortunately Darth_Guy did not provid

26? That can't be right epic. I took an anatomy class in college!
There are 33 vertebrae in the back bone, 5 of them are fused to form the sacrum, and 2 more fused to form the coccyx. Try to correct me on that.

Anyways, that wouldn't change the final result

You can fuse my coccyx.

I will fuse you alright.

I'm confused.

Hey, it was Time Warner Cable's fault! They knocked out the phone line and AT&T waited until today to fix it.

Time Warner will thusly be included in the eviction vote.

-BB

Good. I hate them.

Are they like animals?