[OFF TOPIC] Quiz Thread

[Quasit 849]

I thought that would take you longer to be ready but here we go, it's @heywoodu today on his first participation. Well done.

 

 

heywoodu ♦                                                      ♦ Netherlands

 

 

 

[heywoodu 13,562]

I can do said stuff after the quiz  

[Quasit 849]

Just now, heywoodu said:

I can do said stuff after the quiz  

That's the plan.

 

That means it's now on you to decide how you want to play. You can choose between 3 lifelines (50:50, Switch, Expert) and the guaranteed 32,000 level or go for 4 lifelines (additional team expert) but no guaranteed 32,000.

 

Also, you create your own luck by choosing a number between 1 and 5.

[heywoodu 13,562]

Three lifelines but I will use '4' as lucky number  

[Quasit 849]

@heywoodu

 

Then we're all set. Let's see how it goes.

 

 

 

50:50 Expert Switch Team
15		Pts. 1 Million
14		Pts. 500,000
13		Pts. 250,000
12		Pts. 125,000
11		Pts. 64,000
10		Pts. 32,000
9		Pts. 16,000
8		Pts. 8,000
7		Pts. 4,000
6		Pts. 2,000
5		Pts. 1,000
4		Pts. 500
3		Pts. 300
2		Pts. 200
1		Pts. 100

 

[Quasit 849]

@heywoodu

 

 

 

Pts. 100

A world-class sprinter stands out with a good ...?
♦ A: nowegian	♦ B: finish
♦ C: dnish	♦ D: iclandic

 

 

[heywoodu 13,562]

Interesting question to start off with. Of course a nowegian is nonsense and an iclandic will only help if you're going for long distances, as we all know. One might be able to pull off a great sprint if you've got that extra.....dnish though...

 

Nonetheless, I am going for B, finish.

[Quasit 849]

Rightfully so.

 

 

Pts. 100

A world-class sprinter stands out with a good ...?
♦ A: nowegian	♦ B: finish
♦ C: dnish	♦ D: iclandic

 

♦                 P t s .  1 0 0                 ♦

 

[Quasit 849]

@heywoodu

 

 

 

Pts. 200

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

Question by OlympicIRL

 

[heywoodu 13,562]

In Dutch schools, notes go from 1 to 10, including in the final exam which decides whether you pass the 'middle' school (sort of like high school I guess) and then can go on to a university, college, some other form of next education or whatever.

 

Anyhow, I bombed two subjects in my final year exams, maths and chemistry. You can retake one, with my options being as follows: retake chemistry and get it from a 4.x to a 5.4 or higher, or retake maths and get it from a 2.x (!) to a 4.something. This should tell you enough about my mathematical knowledge.

 

Spoiler

I obviously went for chemistry and got....a 5.4! Not just a 5.4, no, one that only went from 5.2 to 5.4 in the morning the results were announced because a small error in the judging was discovered late. "A true miracle of being lucky", my teacher told me, after she had spent quite some hours trying to get me ready for the retake. She passed away last year I read, sadly, but I am always grateful. We used to call her 'The Major', because she was so strict - very friendly in one-on-one conversation though. Anyhow, I digress.

 

Circles have interesting mathematical capabilities and I'm sure triangles and rectangles do too, if one were too understand maths, which I don't. I am going for C, square root!