* Game 1, Round 4 - Geography - Foreign references in English
We will give you the definition; you give us the phrase involving
the country.
1. A childhood disease.
4. Cheese sauce over toast.
5. A sweet roll, often for breakfast.
6. A dangerous game involving revolvers.
7. Confrontation between three opponents facing each other.
8. Software that performs a desirable effect and a covert malicious
effect simultaneously.
9. A board game for 2-6 players played on a surface in the shape
of a 6-pointed star.
* Game 1, Round 6 - Sports & Leisure - Object of the Game
We give you the objective; you name the game.
1. Be the first person to get around the board, through the Molasses
Swamp, and reach Home Sweet Home.
3. Be the last person to stack a block without the tower falling
over.
4. Occupy all 42 territories on the board by eliminating your
opponent's armies.
6. Be the first to determine how and where the victim was killed,
and who did it.
7. Be the first person to bear off all 15 of your men from your
home board.
8. Be the first person to reach square #100.
9. Solve your opponent's code in fewer moves than it takes your
opponent to solve your code.
10. Once there are no more stones in the hollows, to have more
stones in your store than your opponent has in their store.
* Game 1, Round 4 - Geography - Foreign references in English
1. A childhood disease.
2. High waistline style.
4. Cheese sauce over toast.
5. A sweet roll, often for breakfast.
6. A dangerous game involving revolvers.
7. Confrontation between three opponents facing each other.
8. Software that performs a desirable effect and a covert malicious
effect simultaneously.
9. A board game for 2-6 players played on a surface in the shape
of a 6-pointed star.
* Game 1, Round 6 - Sports & Leisure - Object of the Game
1. Be the first person to get around the board, through the Molasses
Swamp, and reach Home Sweet Home.
2. When you reach the final square, identify the image being drawn
by your teammate before your opponents do the same.
3. Be the last person to stack a block without the tower falling
over.
4. Occupy all 42 territories on the board by eliminating your
opponent's armies.
5. To be the person who has acquired the largest fortune in
paintings and cash at the end of the game when all the bank's
paintings have been sold.
6. Be the first to determine how and where the victim was killed,
and who did it.
7. Be the first person to bear off all 15 of your men from your
home board.
8. Be the first person to reach square #100.
9. Solve your opponent's code in fewer moves than it takes your
opponent to solve your code.
10. Once there are no more stones in the hollows, to have more
stones in your store than your opponent has in their store.
* Game 1, Round 4 - Geography - Foreign references in English
5. A sweet roll, often for breakfast.
6. A dangerous game involving revolvers.
7. Confrontation between three opponents facing each other.
8. Software that performs a desirable effect and a covert malicious
effect simultaneously.
9. A board game for 2-6 players played on a surface in the shape
of a 6-pointed star.
* Game 1, Round 6 - Sports & Leisure - Object of the Game
4. Occupy all 42 territories on the board by eliminating your
opponent's armies.
6. Be the first to determine how and where the victim was killed,
and who did it.
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2012-04-30,
and should be interpreted accordingly. All questions were written
by members of What She Said and/or of Smith & Guessin', but have
been reformatted and may have been retyped and/or edited by me.
I will reveal the correct answers in about 3 days.
For further information, including an explanation of the """
notation that may appear in these rounds, see my 2021-07-20
companion posting on "Reposted Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".
* Game 1, Round 4 - Geography - Foreign references in English
The names of foreign countries, or a corresponding adjective,
often appear as part of an expression in English -- and not always
in a good sense. For example, a prostitute and a sex doll have
both been called a "Dutch wife"; a modern style of coffee maker
has been called a "French press".
We will give you the definition; you give us the phrase involving
the country. Countries may repeat. *Note*: Answers may involve
former countries or, like the examples above, may not use the
country's name directly.
1. A childhood disease.
2. High waistline style.
3. Large colorful sea slug.
4. Cheese sauce over toast.
5. A sweet roll, often for breakfast.
6. A dangerous game involving revolvers.
7. Confrontation between three opponents facing each other.
8. Software that performs a desirable effect and a covert malicious
effect simultaneously.
9. A board game for 2-6 players played on a surface in the shape
of a 6-pointed star.
10. Opportunity for an individual or a party to very easily take
advantage of a situation. >
* Game 1, Round 6 - Sports & Leisure - Object of the Game
We give you the objective; you name the game.
1. Be the first person to get around the board, through the Molasses
Swamp, and reach Home Sweet Home.
2. When you reach the final square, identify the image being drawn
by your teammate before your opponents do the same.
3. Be the last person to stack a block without the tower falling
over.
4. Occupy all 42 territories on the board by eliminating your
opponent's armies.
5. To be the person who has acquired the largest fortune in
paintings and cash at the end of the game when all the bank's
paintings have been sold.
6. Be the first to determine how and where the victim was killed,
and who did it.
7. Be the first person to bear off all 15 of your men from your
home board.
8. Be the first person to reach square #100.
9. Solve your opponent's code in fewer moves than it takes your
opponent to solve your code.
10. Once there are no more stones in the hollows, to have more
stones in your store than your opponent has in their store.
* Game 1, Round 4 - Geography - Foreign references in English
The names of foreign countries, or a corresponding adjective,
often appear as part of an expression in English -- and not always
in a good sense. For example, a prostitute and a sex doll have
both been called a "Dutch wife"; a modern style of coffee maker
has been called a "French press".
We will give you the definition; you give us the phrase involving
the country. Countries may repeat. *Note*: Answers may involve
former countries or, like the examples above, may not use the
country's name directly.
1. A childhood disease.
2. High waistline style.
3. Large colorful sea slug.
4. Cheese sauce over toast.
5. A sweet roll, often for breakfast.
6. A dangerous game involving revolvers.
7. Confrontation between three opponents facing each other.
8. Software that performs a desirable effect and a covert malicious
effect simultaneously.
9. A board game for 2-6 players played on a surface in the shape
of a 6-pointed star.
10. Opportunity for an individual or a party to very easily take
advantage of a situation.
* Game 1, Round 6 - Sports & Leisure - Object of the Game
We give you the objective; you name the game.
1. Be the first person to get around the board, through the Molasses
Swamp, and reach Home Sweet Home.
2. When you reach the final square, identify the image being drawn
by your teammate before your opponents do the same.
3. Be the last person to stack a block without the tower falling
over.
4. Occupy all 42 territories on the board by eliminating your
opponent's armies.
5. To be the person who has acquired the largest fortune in
paintings and cash at the end of the game when all the bank's
paintings have been sold.
6. Be the first to determine how and where the victim was killed,
and who did it.
7. Be the first person to bear off all 15 of your men from your
home board.
8. Be the first person to reach square #100.
9. Solve your opponent's code in fewer moves than it takes your
opponent to solve your code.
10. Once there are no more stones in the hollows, to have more
stones in your store than your opponent has in their store.
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2012-04-30,
and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information...
see my 2021-07-20 companion posting on "Reposted Questions from
the Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".
* Game 1, Round 4 - Geography - Foreign references in English
The names of foreign countries, or a corresponding adjective,
often appear as part of an expression in English -- and not always
in a good sense. For example, a prostitute and a sex doll have
both been called a "Dutch wife"; a modern style of coffee maker
has been called a "French press".
We will give you the definition; you give us the phrase involving
the country. Countries may repeat. *Note*: Answers may involve
former countries or, like the examples above, may not use the
country's name directly.
1. A childhood disease.
2. High waistline style.
3. Large colorful sea slug.
4. Cheese sauce over toast.
5. A sweet roll, often for breakfast.
6. A dangerous game involving revolvers.
7. Confrontation between three opponents facing each other.
8. Software that performs a desirable effect and a covert malicious
effect simultaneously.
9. A board game for 2-6 players played on a surface in the shape
of a 6-pointed star.
10. Opportunity for an individual or a party to very easily take
advantage of a situation.
* Game 1, Round 6 - Sports & Leisure - Object of the Game
We give you the objective; you name the game.
1. Be the first person to get around the board, through the Molasses
Swamp, and reach Home Sweet Home.
2. When you reach the final square, identify the image being drawn
by your teammate before your opponents do the same.
3. Be the last person to stack a block without the tower falling
over.
4. Occupy all 42 territories on the board by eliminating your
opponent's armies.
5. To be the person who has acquired the largest fortune in
paintings and cash at the end of the game when all the bank's
paintings have been sold.
6. Be the first to determine how and where the victim was killed,
and who did it.
7. Be the first person to bear off all 15 of your men from your
home board.
8. Be the first person to reach square #100.
9. Solve your opponent's code in fewer moves than it takes your
opponent to solve your code.
10. Once there are no more stones in the hollows, to have more
stones in your store than your opponent has in their store.
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