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Daily Pub Quiz
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jstkdn
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Jan-4-2005 18:37
See if there is interest for this.
1. Each day I will post 10 questions, at random times of the day.
2. Each Quiz runs exactly 24 hours.
3. The first person that has all 10 questions right, wins. Or if no one has all questions right, the best one wins.
4. You can only post answers ONCE for the same quiz.
5. No cash involved. Just glory. :)
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Llolly
Well-Connected
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Jun-6-2005 10:37
Sassyfrass tea, roots, I think. Used in root beer also.
Neurocam is basically a hoax, I think the general consensus is. A secret organisation that asks you to do odd stuff in a clandestine manner.
I think Bryola is the departed math wonder.
I can't find the thread with Greyling's origin on, please tell me before I go mad!
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Blaise Joshua
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Jun-6-2005 10:56
Well done CFM, for being the first to get the shortest sentence.
The rule is that a complete subject must have a subject and a predicate - 'I' obviously being the subject and 'am' being the predicate, or verb part of the sentence.
I like it Markie P! It has an actual application in Sleuth life as well : o )
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Makensie Brewer
Super Steeper
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Jun-6-2005 18:44
BUMP
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Jun-6-2005 19:09
bump
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Lady Grey
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Jun-6-2005 19:23
A short quiz on chemicals/ chemistry.
1) Which indicator turns from clear to pink when you acid alkali to acid?(The answer must be spelled correctly)
2) What is made in the Haber process?
3) What is aheavy chemical?
4) What is ASA an acronym for?
5) How is ph defined?
6) What is the connection between Boron and Bruce Willis?
7) What is the empirical name for acetonitrile?
8) What is a MSDS?
9) How many protons does Sulphuric Acid have?
10) What cause the brown colour in aqueous Iodine solutions?
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Blaise Joshua
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Jun-7-2005 01:21
Hmm ... I'm rubbish at chemistry, so I'll be making myself look very stupid him, but I'd like to set myself a target of 2/10. Here we go:
1) Litmus pap
2) Ammonia
3) Don't know.
4) Advertising Standards Authority (that's what it stands for in the UK anyway - I'm sure it's got nothing to do with chemistry!)
5) The acidity / alkalinity of a subtance
6) They both start with the letter B.
7) Petrometoxinethylate
8) A Mono-Synthetic Doppler Solution
9) Umm ... six. Yes, definitely six.
10) Mud.
Hmmm ... not really a surprise that I got a 'D' in chemistry is it? : o )
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MarcusAndrew
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Jun-7-2005 01:51
Ooooh Chemistry! should be easy!
1)phenolphthalein
2)ammonia
3)erm... chemicals that contain heavy elements (elements with high atomic masses)
4)acetyl salicyclic acid? hmmm
5)pH= -log[H+] (negative log (base 10) of hydrogen ion concentration)
6)haha! the fifth element! :D
7)methyl cyanide
8)Material Safety Data Sheet
9)two
10)erm... its not I3- ions is it? (triiodide ions)
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MarcusAndrew
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Jun-7-2005 01:51
not easy :(
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mackenzie robbin
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Jun-7-2005 02:26
1.) phenophtaline
2.)ammonia
3.)has extra neutron ex. heavy water D2O2
4.) not sure abrev. for aspirin in medical assoc.
5.) the amt. of hydrogen in the solution greater than 7 basic less than 7 acidic
6.)The Fith Element (Funny) Had to think on that one
7.) methyl cyanide
8.) msds= material saftey data sheets (its in every lab)
9.) 58
10.) have no idea, the disassociating iodide ions
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Jun-7-2005 11:12
I will so dumb right now.
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