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Hope y'all know how it works ... i start with a question first answer right asks a question

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What is a Turret?

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xfabgalx

Turrets were strong towers along the walls of a medieval castle.

What were the names of the main plantations in Ireland?

paddzdaman

Ulster, Cromwellian, Munster,

What is the seperation method if you have a mixture of both water and sand ?

xfabgalx

and Laois-Offaly ! That plantation was an epic fail xD

xfabgalx

paddzdaman wrote: »

Ulster, Cromwellian, Munster,

What is the seperation method if you have a mixture of both water and sand ?

Filtration.

Name the stages of a knight's training.

Troxck

xfabgalx wrote: »

Filtration.

Name the stages of a knight's training.

Page, Squire, Accolade and then finally Knight. Is that right?

-Name the category of rock in which limestone belongs.
-Name a location where limestone is found.

Some easy Geo.

paddyzk

Troxck wrote: »

Page, Squire, Accolade and then finally Knight. Is that right?

-Name the category of rock in which limestone belongs.
-Name a location where limestone is found.

Some easy Geo.

-sedimentary
-the burren

What is the full name for DNA ?

iliketwixbars

Deoxyribonucleic acid...what is assimilation?

xfabgalx

Troxck wrote: »

Page, Squire, Accolade and then finally Knight. Is that right?

I thought there was only three? Page, Squire then a knight. Is that not correct?

Bazinga_N

iliketwixbars wrote: »

Deoxyribonucleic acid...what is assimilation?

The conversion of nutrients into living tissue?

Wax in the shape of a cylinder with radius of length 4cm and height 36cm is melted down. The resulting wax is formed into cone shaped candles. Each candle has height 6cm and base of radius length 2cm.
(i) Calculate the number of candles that can be made, assuming that no wax is lost.
(ii) The candles are placed, base down and in rows of six, in the smallest possible rectangular box. Calculate in cm3, the volume (internal capacity) of the box.

Troxck

xfabgalx wrote: »

I thought there was only three? Page, Squire then a knight. Is that not correct?

Three is all they expect but I just put in accolade.
It's just the dubbing of the knight.