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1. What are the two remaining 'living' Baltic languages (each of ex-Soviet Union republics) ?
2. The term 'ignition' derives from which archaic 'element': Fire; Water; Air; or Earth ?
3. In physics, what is a substance that continually deforms/flows under applied stress, including liquids, gases and plasmas ?
4. The highest paved road in the world, the 1,300km Karakoram Highway, connects which two nations: USA-Russia; Russia-China; China-Pakistan; or Canada-USA ?
5. Which capital city is located at 64°08'N 21°56'W ?
6. In the mechanics of gryoscopes and maritime compasses, etc., the inner/outer rings which form a self-levelling frame is called a: Thimble; Tremble; Gimbal; or Cymbal ?
7. What major group of organisms possess bodily features called operculum, caudal peduncle, and photophores ?
8. What symbol appears on the German Euro Cent coins and pre-Euro pfennigs ?
9. What was the Nintendo corporation's first main product line: TVs; Cars; Telephones; or Playing cards ?
10. What political philosophy is named after its Greek derivation 'one without rulers' ?
11. Referring to a warning or stipulation, spell the word: Caviot; Caviat; Caveot; or Caveat ?
12. The ancient Greek term/goddess 'Sophrosyne' represents: Love; War; Moderation; or Wine ?
13. How many points are on the maple leaf of the Canadian flag ?
14. A carnival traditionally/literally represents the start of a religious period during which what is avoided: Sex; Meat; Speech; or Washing ?
15. What word prefixes the following words to form three different two-word terms: Drop, Rain, Test ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. What are the two remaining 'living' Baltic languages (each of ex-Soviet Union republics) ? Latvian and Lithuanian
2. The term 'ignition' derives from which archaic 'element': Fire; Water; Air; or Earth ? Fire
3. In physics, what is a substance that continually deforms/flows under applied stress, including liquids, gases and plasmas ? Fluid
4. The highest paved road in the world, the 1,300km Karakoram Highway, connects which two nations: USA-Russia; Russia-China; China-Pakistan; or Canada-USA ? China-Pakistan
5. Which capital city is located at 64°08'N 21°56'W ? Reykjavik
6. In the mechanics of gryoscopes and maritime compasses, etc., the inner/outer rings which form a self-levelling frame is called a: Thimble; Tremble; Gimbal; or Cymbal ? Gimbal
7. What major group of organisms possess bodily features called operculum, caudal peduncle, and photophores ? Fish
8. What symbol appears on the German Euro Cent coins and pre-Euro pfennigs ? Eagle
9. What was the Nintendo corporation's first main product line: TVs; Cars; Telephones; or Playing cards ? Playing cards
10. What political philosophy is named after its Greek derivation 'one without rulers' ? Anarchism
11. Referring to a warning or stipulation, spell the word: Caviot; Caviat; Caveot; or Caveat ? Caveat
12. The ancient Greek term/goddess 'Sophrosyne' represents: Love; War; Moderation; or Wine ? Moderation
13. How many points are on the maple leaf of the Canadian flag ? 11
14. A carnival traditionally/literally represents the start of a religious period during which what is avoided: Sex; Meat; Speech; or Washing ? Meat
15. What word prefixes the following words to form three different two-word terms: Drop, Rain, Test ? Acid
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