Monday, April 11, 2005
The TP Game II Answers!!!
I know they are late too...
Work is interrupting my life!
1. What Asian capital updated the English spelling of its airport from Kimpo to Gimpo, in 2001?
Seoul
2. What PBS miniseries explored Darwin's Dangerous Idea?
Evolution
3. What U.S. president was loudly criticized for accepting hearing aids worth $1,590 from Burton Associates of California?
Ronald Reagan
4. What pop start titled a book of his writings Blackbird Singing: Poems and Lyrics?
Paul McCartney
5. What family of fruits was shown in 2001 to be mutants of hybrids of just three species, the citron, the mandarin, and the pomelo?
Citrus Fruits (sorry Vegas!)
6. What one-time postmaster general was replaced by David Stern as NBA commissioner in 1984?
Larry O'Brien
7. What nation treats all 7- to 13-year-olds to three liters of soy yogurt every week?
Cuba
8. What classic film role did Vince Vaughn reprise in 1998?
Norman Bates
9. What designer grabbed gobs of greenbacks by plastering its "G" on $865 diaper bags and $4,250 mink coats for kids?
Gucci
10. What studio whiz chronicles 20th-century pop music in an autobiography titled Q?
Quincey Jones
11. What did Canadian genetic engineers dub their pigs that excreted 75 percent less phosphorus - Ecoswine, Enviropigs or Greenhogs?
Enviropigs (Duh - every Canadian knows that!)
12. What features on Scottish golf courses have names like Beardies and the Principal's Nose?
Bunkers, or sand traps... either was acdeptable...
well done.
Tune in later in the week for more mayhem!
Dragonfly out!
Work is interrupting my life!
1. What Asian capital updated the English spelling of its airport from Kimpo to Gimpo, in 2001?
Seoul
2. What PBS miniseries explored Darwin's Dangerous Idea?
Evolution
3. What U.S. president was loudly criticized for accepting hearing aids worth $1,590 from Burton Associates of California?
Ronald Reagan
4. What pop start titled a book of his writings Blackbird Singing: Poems and Lyrics?
Paul McCartney
5. What family of fruits was shown in 2001 to be mutants of hybrids of just three species, the citron, the mandarin, and the pomelo?
Citrus Fruits (sorry Vegas!)
6. What one-time postmaster general was replaced by David Stern as NBA commissioner in 1984?
Larry O'Brien
7. What nation treats all 7- to 13-year-olds to three liters of soy yogurt every week?
Cuba
8. What classic film role did Vince Vaughn reprise in 1998?
Norman Bates
9. What designer grabbed gobs of greenbacks by plastering its "G" on $865 diaper bags and $4,250 mink coats for kids?
Gucci
10. What studio whiz chronicles 20th-century pop music in an autobiography titled Q?
Quincey Jones
11. What did Canadian genetic engineers dub their pigs that excreted 75 percent less phosphorus - Ecoswine, Enviropigs or Greenhogs?
Enviropigs (Duh - every Canadian knows that!)
12. What features on Scottish golf courses have names like Beardies and the Principal's Nose?
Bunkers, or sand traps... either was acdeptable...
well done.
Tune in later in the week for more mayhem!
Dragonfly out!
Dragonfly 4/11/2005 10:34:00 AM
1 Comments:
You are right about the citrus fruits answer. Damn it. Oh well, I am going for seven right this week.
