It's been a while, but it is time for one of my occasional quizzes.
This time I'm going for the "odd one out" format.
Below are twelve questions, each listing a topic/theme and five items.
Of these, four have something in comeon that the fifth has not. Your
task is to spot the odd one. When you give an answer, you can include
a motivation with your answer, but you don't have to. However, if you
do not include a motivation, your answer *must* agree with what I have
mind. If you give a motivation that is correct and fits with the topic/ theme, I may award you a point. If you give the correct answer with
a motivation that is completely wrong - don't worry, you will get a
point anyway.
As a tip: it is a rather the case the four have something more
significant in common which the fifth is lacking than the other way
round.
Small warning: this one may be more difficult that my previous
odd-one-out, but don't be shy to make guesses.
Post your questions to the newsgroup. I plan to score this on
Wed 16th, in the evening my time, and I will accept answers until
I post the results posting.
Have fun!
1: Rivers: Amazon, Congo, Danube, Hudson, Tagus.
2. Names: Giovanni, Hans, Ivan, James, João.
3: Astronomy: Ceres, Io, Ganymede, Phobos, Titan,
4: Sports: Sue Bird, Tonya Harding, Mikaela Shiffrin, Hope Solo,
Serena Williams.
5: Coastal city climate: Agadir (Morocco), Dubai (UAE), Lima (Perù), Singapore (Singapore), Walvis Bay (Namibia).
6. Wars of the Roses: Barnet, Nottingham, Tewkesbury [sp], Towton, Wakefield.
7: Medecine: Chickenpox, Covid-19, Ebola, Measels, Winter vomiting bug
8: Literature: Honoré de Balzac, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Henrik Ibsen, Bernard Shaw, Leo Tolstoy
9: Apostles: Andrew, John, Paul, Peter, Thomas.
10: Symbols: Refer to https://www.sommarskog.se/temp/quiz10.pdf and
select a letter a, b, c, d or e.
11: Food: Eggplant, Falafel, Kabanos, Quorn, Tofu
12: Music: Keith Emerson, Yngwie Malmsteen, Pat Metheny, Jimmy Page,
Django Reinhardt.
It's been a while, but it is time for one of my occasional quizzes.
This time I'm going for the "odd one out" format.
Below are twelve questions, each listing a topic/theme and five items.
Of these, four have something in comeon that the fifth has not. Your
task is to spot the odd one. When you give an answer, you can include
a motivation with your answer, but you don't have to. However, if you
do not include a motivation, your answer *must* agree with what I have
mind. If you give a motivation that is correct and fits with the topic/ theme, I may award you a point. If you give the correct answer with
a motivation that is completely wrong - don't worry, you will get a
point anyway.
As a tip: it is a rather the case the four have something more
significant in common which the fifth is lacking than the other way
round.
Small warning: this one may be more difficult that my previous
odd-one-out, but don't be shy to make guesses.
Post your questions to the newsgroup. I plan to score this on
Wed 16th, in the evening my time, and I will accept answers until
I post the results posting.
Have fun!
1: Rivers: Amazon, Congo, Danube, Hudson, Tagus.
2. Names: Giovanni, Hans, Ivan, James, João.
3: Astronomy: Ceres, Io, Ganymede, Phobos, Titan,
4: Sports: Sue Bird, Tonya Harding, Mikaela Shiffrin, Hope Solo,
Serena Williams.
5: Coastal city climate: Agadir (Morocco), Dubai (UAE), Lima (Perù),
Singapore (Singapore), Walvis Bay (Namibia).
6. Wars of the Roses: Barnet, Nottingham, Tekwesbury, Towton, Wakefield.
7: Medecine: Chickenpox, Covid-19, Ebola, Measels, Winter vomiting bug
8: Literature: Honoré de Balzac, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Henrik Ibsen, Bernard Shaw, Leo Tolstoy
9: Apostles: Andrew, John, Paul, Peter, Thomas.
10: Symbols: Refer to https://www.sommarskog.se/temp/quiz10.pdf and
select a letter a, b, c, d or e.
11: Food: Eggplant, Falafel, Kabanos, Quorn, Tofu
12: Music: Keith Emerson, Yngwie Malmsteen, Pat Metheny, Jimmy Page,
Django Reinhardt.
1: Rivers: Amazon, Congo, Danube, Hudson, Tagus.
2. Names: Giovanni, Hans, Ivan, James, Jo?o.
3: Astronomy: Ceres, Io, Ganymede, Phobos, Titan,
4: Sports: Sue Bird, Tonya Harding, Mikaela Shiffrin, Hope Solo,
Serena Williams.
5: Coastal city climate: Agadir (Morocco), Dubai (UAE), Lima (Per?),
Singapore (Singapore), Walvis Bay (Namibia).
6. Wars of the Roses: Barnet, Nottingham, Tekwesbury, Towton, Wakefield.
7: Medecine: Chickenpox, Covid-19, Ebola, Measels, Winter vomiting bug
8: Literature: Honor? de Balzac, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Henrik Ibsen, Bernard Shaw, Leo Tolstoy
9: Apostles: Andrew, John, Paul, Peter, Thomas.
10: Symbols: Refer to https://www.sommarskog.se/temp/quiz10.pdf and
select a letter a, b, c, d or e.
11: Food: Eggplant, Falafel, Kabanos, Quorn, Tofu
12: Music: Keith Emerson, Yngwie Malmsteen, Pat Metheny, Jimmy Page,
Django Reinhardt.
It's been a while, but it is time for one of my occasional quizzes. This
time I'm going for the "odd one out" format.
Below are twelve questions, each listing a topic/theme and five items.
Of these, four have something in comeon that the fifth has not. Your
task is to spot the odd one. When you give an answer, you can include a motivation with your answer, but you don't have to. However, if you do
not include a motivation, your answer *must* agree with what I have
mind. If you give a motivation that is correct and fits with the topic/ theme, I may award you a point. If you give the correct answer with a motivation that is completely wrong - don't worry, you will get a point anyway.
As a tip: it is a rather the case the four have something more
significant in common which the fifth is lacking than the other way
round.
Small warning: this one may be more difficult that my previous
odd-one-out, but don't be shy to make guesses.
Post your questions to the newsgroup. I plan to score this on Wed 16th,
in the evening my time, and I will accept answers until I post the
results posting.
Have fun!
1: Rivers: Amazon, Congo, Danube, Hudson, Tagus.
2. Names: Giovanni, Hans, Ivan, James, João.
3: Astronomy: Ceres, Io, Ganymede, Phobos, Titan,
4: Sports: Sue Bird, Tonya Harding, Mikaela Shiffrin, Hope Solo,
Serena Williams.
5: Coastal city climate: Agadir (Morocco), Dubai (UAE), Lima (Perù),
Singapore (Singapore), Walvis Bay (Namibia).
6. Wars of the Roses: Barnet, Nottingham, Tekwesbury, Towton, Wakefield.
7: Medecine: Chickenpox, Covid-19, Ebola, Measels, Winter vomiting bug
8: Literature: Honoré de Balzac, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Henrik Ibsen, Bernard Shaw, Leo Tolstoy
9: Apostles: Andrew, John, Paul, Peter, Thomas.
10: Symbols: Refer to https://www.sommarskog.se/temp/quiz10.pdf and
select a letter a, b, c, d or e.
11: Food: Eggplant, Falafel, Kabanos, Quorn, Tofu
12: Music: Keith Emerson, Yngwie Malmsteen, Pat Metheny, Jimmy Page,
Django Reinhardt.
1: Rivers: Amazon, Congo, Danube, Hudson, Tagus.
2. Names: Giovanni, Hans, Ivan, James, João.
3: Astronomy: Ceres, Io, Ganymede, Phobos, Titan,
4: Sports: Sue Bird, Tonya Harding, Mikaela Shiffrin, Hope Solo,
Serena Williams.
5: Coastal city climate: Agadir (Morocco), Dubai (UAE), Lima (Perù),
Singapore (Singapore), Walvis Bay (Namibia).
6. Wars of the Roses: Barnet, Northhampton, Tekwesbury, Towton,Wakefield.
7: Medecine: Chickenpox, Covid-19, Ebola, Measels, Winter vomiting bug
8: Literature: Honoré de Balzac, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Henrik Ibsen, Bernard Shaw, Leo Tolstoy
9: Apostles: Andrew, John, Paul, Peter, Thomas.
10: Symbols: Refer to https://www.sommarskog.se/temp/quiz10.pdf and
select a letter a, b, c, d or e.
11: Food: Eggplant, Falafel, Kabanos, Quorn, Tofu
12: Music: Keith Emerson, Yngwie Malmsteen, Pat Metheny, Jimmy Page,
Django Reinhardt.
Winter vomiting bug. There is vaccine in use against this
disease. Wikipedia mentions a trial, but only in phase one.
d is the Chinese character yuan, but this character is used not only
for the Renminbin in the People's Republic, but also on Taiwan for
the New Taiwanese Dollar.
This quiz is over, and the winner is DAN BLUM. Yours is the glory
for the next 24 hours!
Erland Sommarskog:
Winter vomiting bug. There is vaccine in use against this
disease. Wikipedia mentions a trial, but only in phase one.
I take it that a word was omitted here,
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