on 04-09-2019 08:47
This week`s contestant, chosen at random by @EmilieT, is
The six questions are:
Q1 [people]: What was the name of William Shakespeare`s only son?
Q2 [history]: What was the name of George Stevenson`s first steam locomotive?
Q3 [geography]: What was the original name of the memorial to four US Presidents carved in the rock
in the Black Hills in South Dakota?
Q4 [words]: What is a thurible?
Q5 [nature]: What sound does the world`s largest frog make?
Q6 [currency]: How many sixpences were there in one guinea in pre-decimal British currency?
Rules:
You can only give one answer to each question.
You can answer the questions in any order - please copy and paste the question and answer.
You can post one, or more, answer at any time between 00.01 [one minute after midnight] and 23.59 [11.59pm] on Thursday 5 September 2019.
Any answer posted before 00.01 or after 23.59 will be declared void.
Please - no googling, Wiki, social media, Youtube in search of the answers.
The results, with the correct answers, will be posted on Friday 6 September 2019.
Each correct answer will be awarded a
If you get all six questions correct, you will be awarded the Silver Thinker
All members, including those who have already been a contestant or have put their names forward as contestants and those who are considering being a future contestant, are welcome to join in and play along - by making their own list of questions and seeing how many they can get right - but, please do not post your answers on the thread.
Thank you for your interest and good luck @pgn
on 06-09-2019 12:04
on 06-09-2019 12:04
on 06-09-2019 13:01
on 06-09-2019 13:01
on 06-09-2019 13:25
on 06-09-2019 13:25
@Mi-Amigo wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:CHEMISTRY??? FGS, I resign
Resign? With the contestants and those playing along being so close?
Next week could be the week the Silver Thinker is won.
More infoChemistry will not be the QI-style questionShould be fun...
Joking anyway. I didn't do Chemistry at school (all those years ago) BIO Chemistry was an integral part of my nursing though....Lol
Veritas Numquam Perit
06-09-2019 13:37 - edited 06-09-2019 13:38
06-09-2019 13:37 - edited 06-09-2019 13:38
@Cleoriff wrote:
Joking anyway. I didn't do Chemistry at school (all those years ago) BIO Chemistry was an integral part of my nursing though....Lol
I did chemistry at grammar school. The teacher looked like the mad picture of Einstein and today would have a "Don`t try this at home" sign on his bench as all I remember are clouds of smoke and "bangs" in his lessons
on 06-09-2019 14:14
on 06-09-2019 14:14
@Mi-Amigo Unfortunately I had none right this time ... Hopefully I do better next week!
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