RoseArienh
08-27-08, 08:07 PM
I am up to 141. If anyone can find anymore, I bow down to them, and strew their posting path with rose petals. :D
Corrections will be made in blue.
1. A dependent clause can never be what? a sentence
2. A meter is equivalent to how many millimeters? 1,000
3. Famous painter Picasso went by the first name of? Pablo
4. How long does it take for the Earth to rotate around completely on its axis? 24 hours
5. How many days do ants live on average? 60
6. How many legs do insects have? 6
7. How many people were rescued alive from the ice cold waters surrounding the great Titanic? 6
8. How often do you take medicine labeled Q.I.D.? 4 times a day
9. How tall was the single piece of marble Michelangelo used to create "David"? 17 feet
10. If you're talking about electricity, what does "DC" stand for? direct current
11. In "Pinocchio", what are all the bad boys on Pleasure Island changed into? donkeys
12. In medical terms, what does the suffix "-genic" mean? producing
13. In what year did Renoir paint "Spring Bouquet"? 1866
14. In which capital city would you find the Marley Museum? Kingston
15. In which sea animal species does the male carry the young? seahorse
16. Matters related to what sense are referred to as olfactory? smell
17. On which continent is Burundi located? Africa
18. On which diagnostic test would PVC's be found? EKG
19. The Heidelberg School was a group of landscape painters located near which large city? Melbourne
20. The Jurassic period was found in which era? Mesozoic
21. The Louvre is located in what country? France
22. The medical term "stratify" is best defined as? arrange in groups for analysis of results
23. The peanut is really a what? legume
24. Vincent Van Gogh's famous painting of a night sky with swirling yellow stars is called what? Starry Night
25. What can produce a shock of up to 650 volts? electric eel
26. What color is a lobster's blood? clear
27. What country did Iraq invade in 1990, based on claims of disputed oil? Kuwait
28. What country did King Hussein rule? Jordan
29. What did psychologist Carl Jung develop? Archetypes
30. What do the words "Dalai Lama" mean? ocean of wisdom
31. What does "BMI" stand for? Body Mass Index
32. What does a present perfect progressive verb express? past action which continues
33. What does GATT stand for? General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs
34. What does the name "Iwo Jima" mean in Japanese? Sulfur Island
35. What form of writing uses mostly dialogue? play
36. What fraction of Earth's gravity is the Moon's gravity? one-sixth
37. What is a Herkimer diamond? quartz crystal
38. What is a salpingoophrectomy? removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries
39. What is an Oophorectomy? removal of the ovaries
40. What is another name for the West Indies? Antilles
41. What is Pablo Picasso's daughter's name? Paloma
42. What is the capital city of New Brunswick, Canada? Fredericton
43. What is the capital of East Timor? Dilli
44. What is the energy from the internal heat of the Earth called? geothermal energy
45. What is the first priority in a trauma code? airway
46. What is the largest island in the Baltic Sea? Gotland
47. What is the most abundant element in the known universe? hydrogen
48. What is the name for a 100 foot tall tidal wave? a tsunami
49. What is the population of the former Portuguese territory of Macau, which was returned to China in 1999? approximately 450,000
50. What is the syllabic pattern of the haiku? 5,7,5
51. What is the term used to describe the inflammation of the brain? encephalitis
52. What layer of the skin is just below the surface? Dermis
53. What means having two eyes facing forward? binocular vision
54. What military leader is quoted as saying "I came, I saw, I conquered"? Julius Caesar
55. What name did Jacques Cousteau call his main research vessel? Calypso
56. What post-impressionist artist is known for painting Tahitian subject matter? Paul Gauguin
57. What punctuation ends a declarative sentence? a period
58. What special disease does an endocrinologist study? diabetes
59. What type of animal is an Arctic tern? bird
60. What type of art emerged at the exhibition titled "The Young Contemporaries" in 1961? pop art
61. What unit is force measured in? Newton
62. What word means to think about something and then do it on purpose? premeditated
63. When a person says they are allergic to cats, what are they really allergic to? saliva
64. Where are carpal bones found? wrist
65. Where are the mineral-rich Star Mountains? in Papua New Guinea
66. Where did Juan Ponce de Leon go to look for the "Fountain of Youth"? Florida
67. Where in England was the Magna Carta signed in 1215? A Field Near Runnymede
68. Where is an earthquake's epicenter? on the surface above the focus
69. Which artist most famously employed the technique known as pointillism? Seurat
70. Which artist was called, "Jack the Dripper"? Jackson Pollock
71. Which Brazilian state was the major producer of gold for the Portuguese crown in the 18th century? Minas Gerais
72. Which Canadian painter, born and educated in Scotland, painted large-format works using lucite? Jock MacDonald
73. Which conjunctions are always together? whether, or
74. Which country covers the largest total area? Syria
75. Which Ernest Hemingway story is about abortion? Hills Like White Elephants
76. Which Irish city would you be near if you were at Dun Laoghaire port? Dublin
77. Which is the addictive chemical in cigarettes? nicotine
78. Which leader was known for a "Cultural Revolution"? Mao Zedong
79. Which literary term means a story illustrating a moral lesson? allegory
80. Which medical term means "based on experience"? empiric
81. Which of the following grows the tallest? California redwood tree
82. Which of these brain structures is part of the limbic system? hippocampus
83. Which of these is a kingdom in the classification of living things? fungi
84. Which of these medical terms means "to leak outside of a blood vessel"? extravasate
85. Which of these scientific instruments measures mass? analytical balance
86. Which one of these is not a plant? marsh hawk
87. Which organ does a deer lack? gall bladder
88. Which pair of minerals are almost always found together? azurite and malachite
89. Which poetry term means the repetition of vowel sounds? assonance
90. Which sea lies as one end of the Great Wall of China? the Yellow Sea
91. Which sea separates Asia Minor from Greece? Aegean
92. Which sentence contains a verb in the past perfect tense? He had studied law before then
93. Which sentence contains a verb in the present perfect tense? I have eaten all of the pie
94. Which two of these medications are antibiotics? Biaxin and Levaquin
95. Which type of poetry is in a long narrative style? epic
96. Which was the last province to enter confederation in Canada? Newfoundland
97. Which word can be a linking verb? become
98. Which word is a preposition? Below
99. Who does Heathcliff love in Charlotte Bronte's classic novel "Wuthering Heights"? Catherine Earnshaw
100. Who is the father in "To Kill a Mockingbird"? Atticus Finch
101. Who is the speaker of the dialogue: "Go now", Mary said? Mary
102. Who set a record for days in space by a woman in 1995? Elena Kondakova
103. Who was the "Great Grey Poet"? Walt Whitman
104. Who was the Israeli Prime Minister during the 1973 war? Golda Meir
105. Who wrote "A Pilgrim's Progress? John Bunyan
106. Who wrote the novel, "Little Women"? Louisa May Alcott
107. With whom was Gatsby obsessed in Fitzgerald's novel, "The Great Gatsby"? Daisy
108. What is the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory? Darwin
109. What ethnic group is primarily afflicted with sickle cell anemia? Black
110. Who was the father of Heracles? Zeus
111. What famous artist worked in a loft called “The Factory”? Andy Warhol
112. Which is another name for a red blood cell? Erythrocyte
113. You can visit Alcatraz prison in which of these states? California
114. What is the region between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter called? Asteroid Belt
115. In what country is Stonehenge located? England
116. Which of these does not have the Union Jack on its flag? Wales
117. What are the three main colors on the African Liberation flag? Red, Black and Green
118. Which country is the Ananda Temple located in? Burma
119. What war was said at the time to be “the war to end all wars”? World War I
120. Which country split from Ethiopia with a peaceful vote? Eritrea
121. Where was the world’s first human heart transplant performed in 1967? Cape Town, South Africa
122. Which is a plural possessive word? Birds’
123. Where are the Pampas located? Argentina
124. How is Indira Gandhi related to Mohandas Gandhi? Not blood related
125. Which of these is an example of personification? weary street echoes with pain
126. In medical terms, what does the suffix "-lysis" mean? Losing
127. What is the name for the submerged fringe of a continent? continental shelf
128. What is the first thing you do to a wound that is bleeding profusely? apply direct pressure
129. Which war was concluded by the Treaty of Utrecht? War Of Spanish Succession
130. Which is a noun used as an adjective in this phrase: bean soup and bread? bean
131. What leader said: "The great art of governing consists in not letting men grow old in their jobs"? Napoleon
132. Alexander Fleming won the Nobel Prize for the discovery of what? Penicillin
133. Which is the world's largest lizard? Komodo Dragon
134. The medical term "triple zero" refers to what? Absence of Pulse, Respirations Or Blood Pressure
135. Which painkiller was recalled in 1982 because of product tampering? Tylenol
136. Who developed the vaccine for polio? Jonas Salk
137. What was the original name of Burkina Faso? Upper Volta
138. What is magma, which has surfaced through a volcanic eruption? lava
139. Who is the speaker in "Go now", said Mary? Mary
140. Who did Churchill call the "American Carnot" in WWII? George Marshall
141. Which is Earth's nerest neighbor in space? the moon
Corrections will be made in blue.
1. A dependent clause can never be what? a sentence
2. A meter is equivalent to how many millimeters? 1,000
3. Famous painter Picasso went by the first name of? Pablo
4. How long does it take for the Earth to rotate around completely on its axis? 24 hours
5. How many days do ants live on average? 60
6. How many legs do insects have? 6
7. How many people were rescued alive from the ice cold waters surrounding the great Titanic? 6
8. How often do you take medicine labeled Q.I.D.? 4 times a day
9. How tall was the single piece of marble Michelangelo used to create "David"? 17 feet
10. If you're talking about electricity, what does "DC" stand for? direct current
11. In "Pinocchio", what are all the bad boys on Pleasure Island changed into? donkeys
12. In medical terms, what does the suffix "-genic" mean? producing
13. In what year did Renoir paint "Spring Bouquet"? 1866
14. In which capital city would you find the Marley Museum? Kingston
15. In which sea animal species does the male carry the young? seahorse
16. Matters related to what sense are referred to as olfactory? smell
17. On which continent is Burundi located? Africa
18. On which diagnostic test would PVC's be found? EKG
19. The Heidelberg School was a group of landscape painters located near which large city? Melbourne
20. The Jurassic period was found in which era? Mesozoic
21. The Louvre is located in what country? France
22. The medical term "stratify" is best defined as? arrange in groups for analysis of results
23. The peanut is really a what? legume
24. Vincent Van Gogh's famous painting of a night sky with swirling yellow stars is called what? Starry Night
25. What can produce a shock of up to 650 volts? electric eel
26. What color is a lobster's blood? clear
27. What country did Iraq invade in 1990, based on claims of disputed oil? Kuwait
28. What country did King Hussein rule? Jordan
29. What did psychologist Carl Jung develop? Archetypes
30. What do the words "Dalai Lama" mean? ocean of wisdom
31. What does "BMI" stand for? Body Mass Index
32. What does a present perfect progressive verb express? past action which continues
33. What does GATT stand for? General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs
34. What does the name "Iwo Jima" mean in Japanese? Sulfur Island
35. What form of writing uses mostly dialogue? play
36. What fraction of Earth's gravity is the Moon's gravity? one-sixth
37. What is a Herkimer diamond? quartz crystal
38. What is a salpingoophrectomy? removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries
39. What is an Oophorectomy? removal of the ovaries
40. What is another name for the West Indies? Antilles
41. What is Pablo Picasso's daughter's name? Paloma
42. What is the capital city of New Brunswick, Canada? Fredericton
43. What is the capital of East Timor? Dilli
44. What is the energy from the internal heat of the Earth called? geothermal energy
45. What is the first priority in a trauma code? airway
46. What is the largest island in the Baltic Sea? Gotland
47. What is the most abundant element in the known universe? hydrogen
48. What is the name for a 100 foot tall tidal wave? a tsunami
49. What is the population of the former Portuguese territory of Macau, which was returned to China in 1999? approximately 450,000
50. What is the syllabic pattern of the haiku? 5,7,5
51. What is the term used to describe the inflammation of the brain? encephalitis
52. What layer of the skin is just below the surface? Dermis
53. What means having two eyes facing forward? binocular vision
54. What military leader is quoted as saying "I came, I saw, I conquered"? Julius Caesar
55. What name did Jacques Cousteau call his main research vessel? Calypso
56. What post-impressionist artist is known for painting Tahitian subject matter? Paul Gauguin
57. What punctuation ends a declarative sentence? a period
58. What special disease does an endocrinologist study? diabetes
59. What type of animal is an Arctic tern? bird
60. What type of art emerged at the exhibition titled "The Young Contemporaries" in 1961? pop art
61. What unit is force measured in? Newton
62. What word means to think about something and then do it on purpose? premeditated
63. When a person says they are allergic to cats, what are they really allergic to? saliva
64. Where are carpal bones found? wrist
65. Where are the mineral-rich Star Mountains? in Papua New Guinea
66. Where did Juan Ponce de Leon go to look for the "Fountain of Youth"? Florida
67. Where in England was the Magna Carta signed in 1215? A Field Near Runnymede
68. Where is an earthquake's epicenter? on the surface above the focus
69. Which artist most famously employed the technique known as pointillism? Seurat
70. Which artist was called, "Jack the Dripper"? Jackson Pollock
71. Which Brazilian state was the major producer of gold for the Portuguese crown in the 18th century? Minas Gerais
72. Which Canadian painter, born and educated in Scotland, painted large-format works using lucite? Jock MacDonald
73. Which conjunctions are always together? whether, or
74. Which country covers the largest total area? Syria
75. Which Ernest Hemingway story is about abortion? Hills Like White Elephants
76. Which Irish city would you be near if you were at Dun Laoghaire port? Dublin
77. Which is the addictive chemical in cigarettes? nicotine
78. Which leader was known for a "Cultural Revolution"? Mao Zedong
79. Which literary term means a story illustrating a moral lesson? allegory
80. Which medical term means "based on experience"? empiric
81. Which of the following grows the tallest? California redwood tree
82. Which of these brain structures is part of the limbic system? hippocampus
83. Which of these is a kingdom in the classification of living things? fungi
84. Which of these medical terms means "to leak outside of a blood vessel"? extravasate
85. Which of these scientific instruments measures mass? analytical balance
86. Which one of these is not a plant? marsh hawk
87. Which organ does a deer lack? gall bladder
88. Which pair of minerals are almost always found together? azurite and malachite
89. Which poetry term means the repetition of vowel sounds? assonance
90. Which sea lies as one end of the Great Wall of China? the Yellow Sea
91. Which sea separates Asia Minor from Greece? Aegean
92. Which sentence contains a verb in the past perfect tense? He had studied law before then
93. Which sentence contains a verb in the present perfect tense? I have eaten all of the pie
94. Which two of these medications are antibiotics? Biaxin and Levaquin
95. Which type of poetry is in a long narrative style? epic
96. Which was the last province to enter confederation in Canada? Newfoundland
97. Which word can be a linking verb? become
98. Which word is a preposition? Below
99. Who does Heathcliff love in Charlotte Bronte's classic novel "Wuthering Heights"? Catherine Earnshaw
100. Who is the father in "To Kill a Mockingbird"? Atticus Finch
101. Who is the speaker of the dialogue: "Go now", Mary said? Mary
102. Who set a record for days in space by a woman in 1995? Elena Kondakova
103. Who was the "Great Grey Poet"? Walt Whitman
104. Who was the Israeli Prime Minister during the 1973 war? Golda Meir
105. Who wrote "A Pilgrim's Progress? John Bunyan
106. Who wrote the novel, "Little Women"? Louisa May Alcott
107. With whom was Gatsby obsessed in Fitzgerald's novel, "The Great Gatsby"? Daisy
108. What is the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory? Darwin
109. What ethnic group is primarily afflicted with sickle cell anemia? Black
110. Who was the father of Heracles? Zeus
111. What famous artist worked in a loft called “The Factory”? Andy Warhol
112. Which is another name for a red blood cell? Erythrocyte
113. You can visit Alcatraz prison in which of these states? California
114. What is the region between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter called? Asteroid Belt
115. In what country is Stonehenge located? England
116. Which of these does not have the Union Jack on its flag? Wales
117. What are the three main colors on the African Liberation flag? Red, Black and Green
118. Which country is the Ananda Temple located in? Burma
119. What war was said at the time to be “the war to end all wars”? World War I
120. Which country split from Ethiopia with a peaceful vote? Eritrea
121. Where was the world’s first human heart transplant performed in 1967? Cape Town, South Africa
122. Which is a plural possessive word? Birds’
123. Where are the Pampas located? Argentina
124. How is Indira Gandhi related to Mohandas Gandhi? Not blood related
125. Which of these is an example of personification? weary street echoes with pain
126. In medical terms, what does the suffix "-lysis" mean? Losing
127. What is the name for the submerged fringe of a continent? continental shelf
128. What is the first thing you do to a wound that is bleeding profusely? apply direct pressure
129. Which war was concluded by the Treaty of Utrecht? War Of Spanish Succession
130. Which is a noun used as an adjective in this phrase: bean soup and bread? bean
131. What leader said: "The great art of governing consists in not letting men grow old in their jobs"? Napoleon
132. Alexander Fleming won the Nobel Prize for the discovery of what? Penicillin
133. Which is the world's largest lizard? Komodo Dragon
134. The medical term "triple zero" refers to what? Absence of Pulse, Respirations Or Blood Pressure
135. Which painkiller was recalled in 1982 because of product tampering? Tylenol
136. Who developed the vaccine for polio? Jonas Salk
137. What was the original name of Burkina Faso? Upper Volta
138. What is magma, which has surfaced through a volcanic eruption? lava
139. Who is the speaker in "Go now", said Mary? Mary
140. Who did Churchill call the "American Carnot" in WWII? George Marshall
141. Which is Earth's nerest neighbor in space? the moon