2/6
Correct Answer: FISH
Your Answer: Dance With Me Outside
Points Assigned: 0
I had no idea.
2. The era of Louis XIV, and the 1600s more broadly, often regarded as the pinnacle of France's greatness and the period when it established cultural dominance and supplanted Spain among the European powers, is known en français as Le Grand what?
Correct Answer: SIÈCLE
Your Answer: Epoch
Points Assigned: 3
2. The era of Louis XIV, and the 1600s more broadly, often regarded as the pinnacle of France's greatness and the period when it established cultural dominance and supplanted Spain among the European powers, is known en français as Le Grand what?
Correct Answer: SIÈCLE
Your Answer: Epoch
Points Assigned: 3
I thought this was right! Never heard of the correct answer.
3. In horse racing betting terminology, a "double" is a wager picking the winners of two consecutive races. What is the term for picking the first- and second-place horses, in order, in a given race?
Correct Answer: EXACTA/PERFECTA
Your Answer: Dufecta
Points Assigned: 1
3. In horse racing betting terminology, a "double" is a wager picking the winners of two consecutive races. What is the term for picking the first- and second-place horses, in order, in a given race?
Correct Answer: EXACTA/PERFECTA
Your Answer: Dufecta
Points Assigned: 1
I had perfecta written down, then switched last minute. I know nothing about horse racing.
4. A US-based organization whose mission is to foster "the development of applied mathematical and computational methodologies needed in various application areas" is widely known by an abbreviation that was also the name of an independent country until 1939 (when it officially adopted its current name). What is that country's former name/organization's abbreviation?
Correct Answer: SIAM
Your Answer: Siam
Points Assigned: 2
4. A US-based organization whose mission is to foster "the development of applied mathematical and computational methodologies needed in various application areas" is widely known by an abbreviation that was also the name of an independent country until 1939 (when it officially adopted its current name). What is that country's former name/organization's abbreviation?
Correct Answer: SIAM
Your Answer: Siam
Points Assigned: 2
I like that question. The timing was right and Siam is short enough to make sense as an acronym.
5. In 1986, 1987, and 1988, the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series was won by three different women on the same sitcom. What was that sitcom, which also won the Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series the first two of those years?
Correct Answer: GOLDEN GIRLS
Your Answer: Golden Girls
Points Assigned: 1
5. In 1986, 1987, and 1988, the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series was won by three different women on the same sitcom. What was that sitcom, which also won the Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series the first two of those years?
Correct Answer: GOLDEN GIRLS
Your Answer: Golden Girls
Points Assigned: 1
This was the first thing that popped into my head. I wasn't sure if it was critically acclaimed enough to get that kind of recognition. If I had to guess, Blanche never got an award.
6. In astronomy, it's either of two points on an elliptical orbit's major axis on either side of the center that define the orbital path. In optics, it's the point at which light rays converge, or appear to diverge. In Earth science, it's the origination point of an earthquake in the Earth's crust. What is the word in question?
Correct Answer: FOCUS
Your Answer: Epicentre
Points Assigned: 2
6. In astronomy, it's either of two points on an elliptical orbit's major axis on either side of the center that define the orbital path. In optics, it's the point at which light rays converge, or appear to diverge. In Earth science, it's the origination point of an earthquake in the Earth's crust. What is the word in question?
Correct Answer: FOCUS
Your Answer: Epicentre
Points Assigned: 2
That was very gettable.
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