Jesse day 23

4/6

1. In its history, the United States Mint has issued for general circulation two different one-dollar coins—both since the retirement of the "Eisenhower dollar" in 1978—that depict on the obverse ("heads" side) women who existed in real life. Name both of these historical figures.
Correct Answer: SUSAN B. ANTHONY, SACAGAWEA
Your Answer: Sakajawea and Anthony
Points Assigned: 1
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 1

I was pretty sure Anthyn was late 70s early 80s and I have gotten handfulls of sacagwea's when purchasing train tickets in NYC with a $20 bill. 

2. Two African national capitals are among the closest in the world, separated by a river and with about five miles between their respective town centers. Name either of these capital cities.
Correct Answer: BRAZZAVILLE, KINSHASA
Your Answer: Kinshasa
Points Assigned: 3
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 2

I was pretty sure Kinshasa was one of them, but was worried it would be in North West Africa, like between Gambia and Senegal. 

3. The term from computer graphics for an image that is stored in memory by using a map to record data (e.g., intensity, color) for every pixel that comprises the image is known as "bitmap," and also by what other term? Unlike vector graphics, it becomes ragged and loses resolution when resized. The word in question has the same origin as the term for the implement used to draw musical staff lines.
Correct Answer: RASTER
Your Answer: JPEG
Points Assigned: 2
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 2

Never heard of the term.

4. According to a line in the show's theme song (the fifth line, to be exact), where precisely was the title character born and raised on the TV series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air? 
Correct Answer: WEST PHILADELPHIA
Your Answer: West Philadlephia
Points Assigned: 0
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 0

Gimmie, right? I live in the suburbs west of Philadelphia, beyond West Philadelphia

5. "Mars, the Bringer of War" and "Neptune, the Mystic" are the first and last movements of a work by what English composer?
Correct Answer: GUSTAV HOLST
Your Answer: Humphries
Points Assigned: 2
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 3

The question should be can I name a British composer. The answer is no. 

6. What is the common term for the simple device used in casinos, for games such as blackjack, where the cards are placed after shuffling, and whose purpose is to hold multiple decks of cards and facilitate dealing? In some European casinos it is also known as "sabot."
Correct Answer: SHOE
Your Answer: Shoe
Points Assigned: 1
Points Assigned to Private Opp: 1

Also pretty easy I think considering I don't gamble and got it.