[OFF TOPIC] Quiz Thread

[Quasit 865]

The most elaborate answer we've had so far and it was only for 200 points.

 

 

Pts. 200

Which refers to a mathematic principal?
♦ A: Circle leaf	♦ B: Triangle stem
♦ C: Square root	♦ D: Rectangle flower

Question by OlympicIRL

 

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[Quasit 865]

@heywoodu

 

 

 

Pts. 300

Who needs more practice with their vehicle?
♦ A: Monday motorist	♦ B: Wednesday coachman
♦ C: Friday chauffeur	♦ D: Sunday driver

 

[heywoodu 14,897]

That's actually a bit of a tricky one! Chauffeuring people around on Fridays only might make one end up with a small lack of experience, but surely a steady once a week drive is enough to be alright. A Wednesday coachman...hello, it's 2021. 

 

I am a tiny bit doubting between A and D. I'm going for D though: I see how the people go to church on Sunday here and they drive like absolute whack jobs, you risk your life by getting in their way! D, Sunday driver.

[Quasit 865]

Yeah, the other three have not really become well-known sayings as far as I know.

 

 

Pts. 300

Who needs more practice with their vehicle?
♦ A: Monday motorist	♦ B: Wednesday coachman
♦ C: Friday chauffeur	♦ D: Sunday driver

 

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[Quasit 865]

@heywoodu

 

 

 

Pts. 500

What does the acronym "JFMAMJJASOND" stand for?
♦ A: 20th century US Presidents	♦ B: Months of the year
♦ C: Shakespeare plays	♦ D: FIFA World Cup winners

 

[heywoodu 14,897]

Joe Diden, Donald Nrump, Barack Obama, George Sush....I mean, one fits, but that's about it. I don't recall Nauru winning a FIFA World Cup recently, whereas I don't know the names of many Shakespeare plays at all. B it is, months of the year!

[heywoodu 14,897]

And with that, the 20 minute video with background music has already ended  

[Quasit 865]

Yes.

 

 

Pts. 500

What does the acronym "JFMAMJJASOND" stand for?
♦ A: 20th century US Presidents	♦ B: Months of the year
♦ C: Shakespeare plays	♦ D: FIFA World Cup winners

 

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[Quasit 865]

@heywoodu

As far as the music goes, you have to repeat that yourself now. Studio technology is not that advanced here yet.

 

Meanwhile, you're going to guarantee yourself a thousand points if you successfully answer this question correctly.

 

 

 

Pts. 1,000

Which English philosopher served as Lord Chancellor from 1617 to 1621?
♦ A: Julius Ham	♦ B: Francis Bacon
♦ C: Dominic Gammon	♦ D: Lawrence Pork-Scratchings

 

[heywoodu 14,897]

Ha, only when seeing answer D did I realize these might not all be real names! Julius doesn't really sound like a 17th century British name, Dominic Gammon doesn't ring a bell in the slightest. I think I've heard Francis Bacon be mentioned in the 'Stuff You Missed In History' podcast, but I might be wrong. Still, I am going for B, Francis Bacon, at the risk of looking like a complete fool for possibly choosing a meaty yet fake name.