Greetings Cahills (or Vespers),
As you know already, I am an Ekaterina. I love inventing things from laser pointers, to writing in computer code. Since I'm 110% nerdy, I have decided to test other geeks out there. The test consists of a short quiz. After a large amount of people answer correctly, I will submit another quiz. We will eliminate our contestants until only one remains. Good Luck!
Computer code is written in a special way. (Remember no peeking in books or the computer you're using right now) Which letters are used to write the code?
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
The questions are difficult, but I'm sure you'll find the answer. Oh, and I forgot, may the odds be ever in your favor!!!! (P.s or Post script, remember that after your done, your other contestants will compete with you again until the last person is the winner!)
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Computer code is written in a special way. (Remember no peeking in books or the computer you're using right now) Which letters are used to write the code?
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
I adimt I knew for certain the first one but the second one I guessed because I'm not American and I'm not interested in that much American history. Though I'm sure Napoleon was left handed, usually he had he's right hand in his coat, rubbing his stomache to ease the pain he had I can't recall what caused the pains though. Though if you look at paintings of Napoleon you'll find his right hand in his coat!
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
I adimt I knew for certain the first one but the second one I guessed because I'm not American and I'm not interested in that much American history. Though I'm sure Napoleon was left handed, usually he had he's right hand in his coat, rubbing his stomache to ease the pain he had I can't recall what caused the pains though. Though if you look at paintings of Napoleon you'll find his right hand in his coat!
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2. C or D
2. C or D
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Hello Nerds,
I'm surprised to tell you that we have VERY few winners on the geek quiz. I thought at least six or seven would get the right answer, but I was mistaken. Actually, only three got the the right answer. I'll tell you the answers and the winners, becuase I bet you're screaming on the computer, 'Who is the WINNER!?"
BrilliantAuthor12: Congrats geek. You have answered correctly. Computer code is written using binary numbers like some of you mentioned. The numbers are 0's and 1's. You also did an excellant job answering the second question. Most people answered d or c. In reality the answer is a. Guam, Philipines, and Puerto Rico. Great job!
TigerCobra57: Great job! You answered all the questions correctly! I though Tomas weren't that smart, but you proved to Ekats and Lucians that Tomas could be smart when they need to. Excallant job!
BrilliantStanding1: Congrats! You just proved you're a certified geek! I hope all of you didn't sneak an answer from the internet! You should be proud that you out of around thirty-five people had answered correctly. Good job!
The second quiz begins now. I'll write the question and you three have to answer. (Nobody else please!) This is the semifinals. Remember that if all of you are mistaken, everybody could start all over. If its a tie then all three are the winner. If a tie does happen, all of you need to answer another quiz. So without further stalling here is the first and second question!
Veni, Vedi, Veci was a famous saying by a Roman general. Please tell me the name of the general!
A. Octavion
B. Augustus Ceaser
C. Juliues Ceaser
D. Hannibal
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
A. Sinus theory
B. Cosine theory
C. Tangus theory
D. Pythagorean theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
A. John Paul Jones
B. Andrew Jackson
C. George Washington
D. Lafayette of France
(If you answered all of them, great job) If only one person answers that person will be the winner. If two or more answer, then the finals are coming. To all you others who tried, 'thanks for trying at least'. After we get the winners, we'll have a rematch, but new people could enter too. Good Luck!
I'm surprised to tell you that we have VERY few winners on the geek quiz. I thought at least six or seven would get the right answer, but I was mistaken. Actually, only three got the the right answer. I'll tell you the answers and the winners, becuase I bet you're screaming on the computer, 'Who is the WINNER!?"
BrilliantAuthor12: Congrats geek. You have answered correctly. Computer code is written using binary numbers like some of you mentioned. The numbers are 0's and 1's. You also did an excellant job answering the second question. Most people answered d or c. In reality the answer is a. Guam, Philipines, and Puerto Rico. Great job!
TigerCobra57: Great job! You answered all the questions correctly! I though Tomas weren't that smart, but you proved to Ekats and Lucians that Tomas could be smart when they need to. Excallant job!
BrilliantStanding1: Congrats! You just proved you're a certified geek! I hope all of you didn't sneak an answer from the internet! You should be proud that you out of around thirty-five people had answered correctly. Good job!
The second quiz begins now. I'll write the question and you three have to answer. (Nobody else please!) This is the semifinals. Remember that if all of you are mistaken, everybody could start all over. If its a tie then all three are the winner. If a tie does happen, all of you need to answer another quiz. So without further stalling here is the first and second question!
Veni, Vedi, Veci was a famous saying by a Roman general. Please tell me the name of the general!
A. Octavion
B. Augustus Ceaser
C. Juliues Ceaser
D. Hannibal
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
A. Sinus theory
B. Cosine theory
C. Tangus theory
D. Pythagorean theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
A. John Paul Jones
B. Andrew Jackson
C. George Washington
D. Lafayette of France
(If you answered all of them, great job) If only one person answers that person will be the winner. If two or more answer, then the finals are coming. To all you others who tried, 'thanks for trying at least'. After we get the winners, we'll have a rematch, but new people could enter too. Good Luck!
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First of all, the base sixteen computer code uses numbers 1-9 and letters A-F. You're thinking of bionic.
Secondly, the US won Guam in the Spanish-American war.
Secondly, the US won Guam in the Spanish-American war.
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well these oar easer than before
1. c
2. d
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The answers are C. For the first one D. For the 2 and A. For the 3
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1. c
2.d
3.a
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Computer code is written in a special way. (Remember no peeking in books or the computer you're using right now) Which letters are used to write the code?
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
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WOW! ALL YOU GUYS ANSWERED CORRECTLY! AWSOME JOB. I'm kinda busy right now so I'll send you another quiz form when I'm ready. GOOD LUCK!
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1's and 0's. It means that for 10,a computer would write 2!! It would take AGES to explain.
A: Phillipines,Guam,and Puerto Rico.( I haven't learned,but I know loads of Spanish colonies.)
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A:Julius Caesar
Pythagoearn Theory.
George Washington,I think. And I commented answers from the first one,and I got them right!!
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Computer code is written in a special way. (Remember no peeking in books or the computer you're using right now) Which letters are used to write the code?
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
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D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
-EM
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Wait!!!!!!!! I change my answer to D and A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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For the first question, the answer is C. Computer cod is written using only 0's and 1's (the language is called binary, in which I am sorta fluent in) And for the second question, the answer is C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.(I collect coins from around the world and I know there is a Guam quarter)
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Okay, Okay I got this!
Veni, Vedi, Veci was a famous saying by a Roman general. Please tell me the name of the general!
A. Octavion
B. Augustus Ceaser
C. Juliues Ceaser
D. Hannibal
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
A. Sinus theory
B. Cosine theory
C. Tangus theory
D. Pythagorean theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
A. John Paul Jones
B. Andrew Jackson
C. George Washington
D. Lafayette of France
Veni, Vedi, Veci was a famous saying by a Roman general. Please tell me the name of the general!
A. Octavion
B. Augustus Ceaser
C. Juliues Ceaser
D. Hannibal
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
A. Sinus theory
B. Cosine theory
C. Tangus theory
D. Pythagorean theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
A. John Paul Jones
B. Andrew Jackson
C. George Washington
D. Lafayette of France
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Computer code is written in a special way. (Remember no peeking in books or the computer you're using right now) Which letters are used to write the code?
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
A. Computer code is written in the same way people write sentences.
B. Computer code is written solely with dots and slashes
C. Computer code is written using only 0's and 1's
D. Computer code is written using symbols, letters, and numbers
This is the second question! During the Spanish-America war, America won over three countries. What are they? (Remember guys, I 'm not peeking or looking in a history textbook. I told you I was a geek. YAY!
A. America won Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.
B. America won Philipines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
C. America won Haiti, Dominica Republic, and Guam.
D. America won Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
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Veni, Vedi, Veci was a famous saying by a Roman general. Please tell me the name of the general!
A. Octavion
B. Augustus Ceaser
C. Juliues Ceaser
D. Hannibal
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
A. Sinus theory
B. Cosine theory
C. Tangus theory
D. Pythagorean theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
A. John Paul Jones
B. Andrew Jackson
C. George Washington
D. Lafayette of France
A. Octavion
B. Augustus Ceaser
C. Juliues Ceaser
D. Hannibal
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
A. Sinus theory
B. Cosine theory
C. Tangus theory
D. Pythagorean theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
A. John Paul Jones
B. Andrew Jackson
C. George Washington
D. Lafayette of France
So let’s set the WORLD on FIRE …
We can burn BRIGHTER …
Than the SUN …
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I'm going to answer these even though I'm not in the semi-finals.
Veni, Vedi, Veci was a famous saying by a Roman general. Please tell me the name of the general!
C. Juliues Ceaser
(If one of you answerd, great job!) In triogiometery, there is a theory that gives you the length of a hypothenus on a right triangle. Tell me the name of the theory!
B. Cosine theory
(If you answered, great job) Here is a bonus question. After this quiz, if at least two of you answer, the finals will have four questions. Here is the third bonus question! In the American Revolution, a man said the famous saying 'I have not yet begun to fight'. Tell me the name of that person.
C. George Washington
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1.)c
2.) d
3.)a
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Not all of you are right. In reality, the correct answers are Julius Ceaser, Pythagorean theory, and John Paul Jones!
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These are the next questions. Be prepared!
Napolean Bonaparte always kept his hand in his left pocket. He was doing this to ease pain. Napolean died from this disease. What was it?
A. Lung Cancer
B. Pnumonia
C. Gastric cancer
D. Turbocolosis
Here is the next question! MTA is an orginization to control transportation like buses and subways. Who invented this orginization?
A. Henry E. Beach
B. Sir Hurrington
C. Alfred Wiston
D. George Campill
Last question! Who was the first person to blast off into space?
A. Lous Armstrong
B. John Glenn
C. Wiston Carvel
D. Uri Gagarin
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Napolean Bonaparte always kept his hand in his left pocket. He was doing this to ease pain. Napolean died from this disease. What was it?
A. Lung Cancer
B. Pnumonia
C. Gastric cancer
D. Turbocolosis
Here is the next question! MTA is an orginization to control transportation like buses and subways. Who invented this orginization?
A. Henry E. Beach
B. Sir Hurrington
C. Alfred Wiston
D. George Campill
Last question! Who was the first person to blast off into space?
A. Lous Armstrong
B. John Glenn
C. Wiston Carvel
D. Uri Gagarin
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2.) a
3.) d
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Napoleon Bonaparte always kept his hand in his left pocket. He was doing this to ease pain. Napoleon died from this disease. What was it?
A. Lung Cancer
B. Pnumonia
C. Gastric cancer
D. Turbocolosis
Here is the next question! MTA is an organization to control transportation like buses and subways. Who invented this organization?
A. Henry E. Beach (Erm, wasn't it Alfred E. Beach?)
B. Sir Hurrington
C. Alfred Wiston
D. George Campill
Last question! Who was the first person to blast off into space?
A. Louis Armstrong ( .... And I think to myself, what a wonderful world!)
B. John Glenn
C. Winston Carvel
D. Yuri Gagarin
A. Lung Cancer
B. Pnumonia
C. Gastric cancer
D. Turbocolosis
Here is the next question! MTA is an organization to control transportation like buses and subways. Who invented this organization?
A. Henry E. Beach (Erm, wasn't it Alfred E. Beach?)
B. Sir Hurrington
C. Alfred Wiston
D. George Campill
Last question! Who was the first person to blast off into space?
A. Louis Armstrong ( .... And I think to myself, what a wonderful world!)
B. John Glenn
C. Winston Carvel
D. Yuri Gagarin
So let’s set the WORLD on FIRE …
We can burn BRIGHTER …
Than the SUN …
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How do most of you know? Are you peeking? Or are you just smart? Anyway I won't tell the answer yet because not a lot of people answered yet. ALl I can say is that most of you got it.
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The next quiz will begin after we get four more contestants. (And counting)
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When you said "computer code", I assumed you meant a language like C++ or Java which uses symbols, letters, and numbers.
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I meant computer 'language'. Computer code itself is written in symbols and letters. But the computer reads symbols as in 0's and 1's. I hope that explains it!
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Posted at: 9:40 pm on May 1, 2012
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Posted at: 5:26 am on May 2, 2012
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REALLY CLOSE. Some of you got it right. The answer is Gastric Cancer, Henry E. Beach, and Uri Gagarin. GREAT JOB! And others who did the first few quizzes, I already wrote the answers. Check them out to see if you got the answers right!
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Posted at: 8:37 am on May 2, 2012
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Ok here is the next quiz. Be prepared or else...well, you'd just lose. That's it!
Who was the scientest who discovered bacteria in lake water? (I know it's a hard one, but thats the only one I could think of)
A. Charles Townsend
B. Antony van Leewenhoek
C. Antoine Laurent Lavisier
D. Rudolph Virchow
During the Great Revolutianary war, who betrayed us over to England?
A. Bednedict Arnold
B. Fertuna Sesive. Monk Sarov
D. Will Savora
C. Jonathan Burke
In what year was the Mayflower Compact signed?
A. November 2, 1620
B. November 6, 1620
C. November 4, 1620
D. November 11, 1620
Which country invented the Hapsichord? (The hapsichord was an instrument like a piano, but couldn't be played in bass or trebel)
A. Italy
B. France
C. Germany
D. Sweden
Good luck guys. I think this is the hardest one so far, but you always suprise me!
Who was the scientest who discovered bacteria in lake water? (I know it's a hard one, but thats the only one I could think of)
A. Charles Townsend
B. Antony van Leewenhoek
C. Antoine Laurent Lavisier
D. Rudolph Virchow
During the Great Revolutianary war, who betrayed us over to England?
A. Bednedict Arnold
B. Fertuna Sesive. Monk Sarov
D. Will Savora
C. Jonathan Burke
In what year was the Mayflower Compact signed?
A. November 2, 1620
B. November 6, 1620
C. November 4, 1620
D. November 11, 1620
Which country invented the Hapsichord? (The hapsichord was an instrument like a piano, but couldn't be played in bass or trebel)
A. Italy
B. France
C. Germany
D. Sweden
Good luck guys. I think this is the hardest one so far, but you always suprise me!
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Posted at: 3:10 pm on May 2, 2012
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Any geeks out there? If you are one, take a quiz!
Who was the scientest who discovered bacteria in lake water? (I know it's a hard one, but thats the only one I could think of)
A. Charles Townsend
B. Antony van Leewenhoek
C. Antoine Laurent Lavisier
D. Rudolph Virchow
During the Great Revolutianary war, who betrayed us over to England?
A. Benedict Arnold
B. Fertuna Sesive. Monk Sarov
D. Will Savora
C. Jonathan Burke
In what year was the Mayflower Compact signed?
A. November 2, 1620
B. November 6, 1620
C. November 4, 1620
D. November 11, 1620
Which country invented the Hapsichord? (The hapsichord was an instrument like a piano, but couldn't be played in bass or trebel)
A. Italy
B. France
C. Germany
D. Sweden
A. Charles Townsend
B. Antony van Leewenhoek
C. Antoine Laurent Lavisier
D. Rudolph Virchow
During the Great Revolutianary war, who betrayed us over to England?
A. Benedict Arnold
B. Fertuna Sesive. Monk Sarov
D. Will Savora
C. Jonathan Burke
In what year was the Mayflower Compact signed?
A. November 2, 1620
B. November 6, 1620
C. November 4, 1620
D. November 11, 1620
Which country invented the Hapsichord? (The hapsichord was an instrument like a piano, but couldn't be played in bass or trebel)
A. Italy
B. France
C. Germany
D. Sweden
So let’s set the WORLD on FIRE …
We can burn BRIGHTER …
Than the SUN …
Posted at: 5:59 am on May 3, 2012
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Come on! We got one person answering only! WE NEED NERDS!
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Posted at: 7:31 am on May 3, 2012
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By the way, you made a mistake!
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Posted at: 12:12 pm on May 3, 2012
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Posted at: 8:19 pm on May 3, 2012
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Posted at: 7:53 am on May 4, 2012
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