ans:IBM ; Paul RandTuesday, April 15, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
1.what is meant by the word mein kampf ?
ans.it originally means that my struggle
2.What is holography?
ans.Holography is a method of making photographs in a 3 dimensional way
3.what is a fleet of armed ships called?
ans. Armada
4.what were the prizes given to the winners in the ancient Olympic games?
ans. A crown of Olive leaves
5.Which dog is used to guide the blind?
ans. The Labrador Retriever
6.What is common about the Kiwi, Ostrich, Emu, Penguin?
ans. They are all flight-less birds
7. name the author of fennagan's wake?
ans. James Joyce
ans.it originally means that my struggle
2.What is holography?
ans.Holography is a method of making photographs in a 3 dimensional way
3.what is a fleet of armed ships called?
ans. Armada
4.what were the prizes given to the winners in the ancient Olympic games?
ans. A crown of Olive leaves
5.Which dog is used to guide the blind?
ans. The Labrador Retriever
6.What is common about the Kiwi, Ostrich, Emu, Penguin?
ans. They are all flight-less birds
7. name the author of fennagan's wake?
ans. James Joyce
Friday, April 11, 2008
12/04/08
1.In the U.S.A. , what is celebrated on February 2nd and is also a film?
ans.Groundhog Day
2.In what profession would you use the acronym "SOCO"?
ans.Police Work Scene of Crime Officers
3.What is the official national anthem of the USA.?
ans.(Star Spangled Banner)
4.The blue cornflower is the French equivalent to what in England?
ans.Red Poppy
5.Which weather phenomenon translates from the Spanish for 'little boy'?
ans.EL NINO
6.Ambassador to the Court of Saint James is the official title for Ambassadors of which country?
ans.UK
7.Which castle is on the island of Anglesey?
ans.Beaumaris
8.What is echolalia?
ans.Involuntary Speech repetition, Navigation by sound, Anxiety caused by your own voice
9.Which N. African seaport's name is Spanish for white house?
ans.CASABLANCA
10.Which is the only vowel on a standard keyboard that is not on the top line of letters?
ans.A
11.Which is the only vowel on a standard keyboard that is not on the top line of letters?
ans.Coffee
12.What letter is given to a car number plate when the age or identity of the vehicle is unknown or if
it may have been built from parts?
ans.Q
13.In which street is the Bank of England?
ans.Threadneedle Street
14.Globe and Jerusalem are types of what?
ans.Artichoke
15.In the drink, what are the components of a Screwdriver?
ans.Vodka and orange juice
16.Who is said to rule in a Plutocracy?
ans. The Wealthy
ans.Groundhog Day
2.In what profession would you use the acronym "SOCO"?
ans.Police Work Scene of Crime Officers
3.What is the official national anthem of the USA.?
ans.(Star Spangled Banner)
4.The blue cornflower is the French equivalent to what in England?
ans.Red Poppy
5.Which weather phenomenon translates from the Spanish for 'little boy'?
ans.EL NINO
6.Ambassador to the Court of Saint James is the official title for Ambassadors of which country?
ans.UK
7.Which castle is on the island of Anglesey?
ans.Beaumaris
8.What is echolalia?
ans.Involuntary Speech repetition, Navigation by sound, Anxiety caused by your own voice
9.Which N. African seaport's name is Spanish for white house?
ans.CASABLANCA
10.Which is the only vowel on a standard keyboard that is not on the top line of letters?
ans.A
11.Which is the only vowel on a standard keyboard that is not on the top line of letters?
ans.Coffee
12.What letter is given to a car number plate when the age or identity of the vehicle is unknown or if
it may have been built from parts?
ans.Q
13.In which street is the Bank of England?
ans.Threadneedle Street
14.Globe and Jerusalem are types of what?
ans.Artichoke
15.In the drink, what are the components of a Screwdriver?
ans.Vodka and orange juice
16.Who is said to rule in a Plutocracy?
ans. The Wealthy
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