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The Quiz marque 2

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  • #52
    New Home
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    Overdue question n. 1:


    Name the ranks/the choirs of angels in Christianity, please.


  • #53
    looksee
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    Lol, I was going to ask that one NH but I figured there were too many, at least I have seen them recently. If you don't mind whether they are in order I can do some of them:

    Cherubim, Serafim, Choirs, Archangels, you know what, I can't remember any more.


  • #54
    New Home
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    Not choirs, sorry. 3 correct, a few more to go. :)


  • #55
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    New Home wrote: »
    Not choirs, sorry. 3 correct, a few more to go. :)

    Thrones, Dominions, Principalities and Angels are more.


    I assume we're just sticking with Catholic classifications, as there are other Jewish and Islamic angelic ranks.


  • #56
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    In Christianity, anyway. Two more to go, please.


  • #57
    New Home
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    Meanwhile... Long overdue question n. 2

    What do Ambrose, Bede the Venerable, Ephrem the Syrian, Bonaventure, Alphonsus Liguori, John of the Cross, Anthony of Padua and Hildegard of Bingen among lots of others have in common?


  • #58
    WildWater
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    What's the largest lake in The Republic of Ireland?

    Lough Corrib


  • #59
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    WildWater wrote: »
    Lough Corrib

    Yeah!

    Your question please.


  • #60
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    New Home wrote: »
    Meanwhile... Long overdue question n. 2

    What do Ambrose, Bede the Venerable, Ephrem the Syrian, Bonaventure, Alphonsus Liguori, John of the Cross, Anthony of Padua and Hildegard of Bingen among lots of others have in common?

    I don't know them all but a few are Doctors of the Church,


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  • #61
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    I don't know them all but a few are Doctors of the Church,

    Correct. :)


  • #62
    WildWater
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    Yeah!

    Your question please.

    I’ll stick with Lough Corrib: Commander Beechchey’s Admiralty Chart of Lough Corrib was published in 1846. Since then, there has only been one other survey and published chart of the lake. By whom and/or year of publication?


  • #63
    New Home
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    feargale wrote: »
    Herman Melville.

    Too late! :)


  • #64
    feargale
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    WildWater wrote: »
    I’ll stick with Lough Corrib: Commander Beechchey’s Admiralty Chart of Lough Corrib was published in 1846. Since then, there has only been one other survey and published chart of the lake. By whom and/or year of publication?

    By Ordinance Survey. I think not long afterwards. 1851?


  • #65
    feargale
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    New Home wrote: »
    Too late! :)

    I know. I've deleted it. Why did nobody tell us the quiz was moving house? Did you move in the middle of the night?


  • #66
    WildWater
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    feargale wrote: »
    By Ordinance Survey. I think not long afterwards. 1851?

    No, not even close on either. You need to change century.


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  • #67
    feargale
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    WildWater wrote: »
    No, not even close on either. You need to change century.

    Praeger?


  • #68
    WildWater
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    feargale wrote: »
    Praeger?

    I’ve no idea who/what that is.

    Nobody else is giving this a go so I may as well answer it. A gentleman by the name of Trevor Northage conducted a survey of the lake (AFAIK without any funding), beginning around 2007, and published a chart and chart book in 2014.


  • #69
    feargale
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    WildWater wrote: »
    I’ve no idea who/what that is.

    Nobody else is giving this a go so I may as well answer it. A gentleman by the name of Trevor Northage conducted a survey of the lake (AFAIK without any funding), beginning around 2007, and published a chart and chart book in 2014.

    Another question from you?


  • #70
    looksee
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    I will throw in another question just to keep things moving - on what date did the British Penny Black stamp become official postage?


  • #71
    feargale
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    looksee wrote: »
    I will throw in another question just to keep things moving - on what date did the British Penny Black stamp become official postage?

    1840


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  • #72
    looksee
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    feargale wrote: »
    1840

    Any chance anyone could expand on that a bit?


  • #73
    Bogwoppit
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    Didn’t see a previous answer


  • #74
    IrishZeus
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    looksee wrote: »
    Any chance anyone could expand on that a bit?

    Random guess - 01/01/1840?


  • #75
    looksee
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    No, not as tidy as that!


  • #76
    feargale
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    looksee wrote: »
    No, not as tidy as that!

    I think May. Not sure. Will I get extra credit if I tell you that a Clareman designed the planned accompanying stationery?


  • #77
    looksee
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    You are right about May, They were available from 1st May but only became official on 6th May.
    Will I get extra credit if I tell you that a Clareman designed the planned accompanying stationery

    Definitely! Tell you what, you can ask an extra question :D


  • #78
    feargale
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    looksee wrote: »
    You are right about May, They were available from 1st May but only became official on 6th May.

    William Mulready (1786-1863) born in Ennis, emigrated to London with his family in 1792. His stationery was not a commercial success.

    Question:

    What links:
    Australia,
    Cyprus (de jure),
    Madagascar,
    Taiwan (technically)?


  • #79
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    They're all island states, but you may have something else in mind.


  • #80
    feargale
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    They're all island states, but you may have something else in mind.

    I have indeed. Island ( or at least water-locked in deference to the continent of Australia) countries that........?


  • #81
    feargale
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    This thread is getting very slow. Are senile brains beginning to atrophy? I know mine is.


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  • #82
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    feargale wrote: »
    This thread is getting very slow. Are senile brains beginning to atrophy? I know mine is.
    Just stuck on the 'islands' question.


  • #83
    feargale
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    Just stuck on the 'islands' question.

    I'll give it until 9 p.m.


  • #84
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    looksee wrote: »
    Lol, I was going to ask that one NH but I figured there were too many, at least I have seen them recently. If you don't mind whether they are in order I can do some of them:

    Cherubim, Serafim, Choirs, Archangels, you know what, I can't remember any more.
    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    Thrones, Dominions, Principalities and Angels are more.


    I assume we're just sticking with Catholic classifications, as there are other Jewish and Islamic angelic ranks.

    Right. The missing one was Virtues. :)

    According to Wiki-know-it-all, they are:

    One more question each, please and thank you. :)


  • #85
    looksee
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    I read your helpful links NH, or at least I glanced at some of them, and someone needed a day job. If I had generated some f that nonsense as I child I would have been told by my mum, I can find you something to do!

    I will go and ponder on a question. I think Srameen still owes us several...


  • #86
    looksee
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    What is/was a clasp locker.


  • #87
    New Home
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    I'm thinking handcuffs. I'm sure I'm waaaaaay off, but...

    Wait - it could also be that little oval hoop you find on the side of necklaces' and bracelets' clasps to secure them - the other side usually has a little button/sphere the hoop can wrap itself around. Again, most likely wrong, but maybe my definition will catch on. :/


  • #88
    looksee
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    Newhome, no not either of those.


  • #89
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    looksee wrote: »
    What is/was a clasp locker.
    A Zip.


  • #90
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Odd one out and why...


    Bullfinch
    Crossbill
    Brambling
    Linnet
    Siskin
    Twite
    Yellowhammer.


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  • #91
    IrishZeus
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    Odd one out and why...


    Bullfinch
    Crossbill
    Brambling
    Linnet
    Siskin
    Twite
    Yellowhammer.

    All finches apart from the yellowhammer?


  • #92
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    IrishZeus wrote: »
    All finches apart from the yellowhammer?

    Correct, Yellowhammers are Buntings.


  • #93
    feargale
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    feargale wrote: »

    What links:
    Australia,
    Cyprus (de jure),
    Madagascar,
    Taiwan (technically)?

    Answer: Island countries with an inland capital city.


  • #94
    IrishZeus
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    Correct, Yellowhammers are Buntings.

    I sincerely hope my info on this next question is correct, but I’m sure someone (^^^^) will put me straight if not :D

    Which jungles are the youngest and oldest on Earth?


  • #95
    OldGoat
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    Rocky Weak Label wrote: »
    A Zip.
    Finally saw a question I could answer but I was too slow.
    /Shakes fist


    :)

    I'm older than Minecraft goats.



  • #96
    New Home
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    IrishZeus wrote: »
    I sincerely hope my info on this next question is correct, but I’m sure someone (^^^^) will put me straight if not :D

    Which jungles are the youngest and oldest on Earth?

    The Asphalt Jungle dates back to 1950, the concrete ones in China are way more recent. As for the natural ones, not a clue. :p


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  • #97
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    IrishZeus wrote: »
    I sincerely hope my info on this next question is correct, but I’m sure someone (^^^^) will put me straight if not :D

    Which jungles are the youngest and oldest on Earth?

    My biggest problem is the definition of jungle, so I'll assume Rain Forests.


    The oldest surviving would be Taman Negara in Malaysia. The youngest is a conundrum, as many areas are replanted. I'll guess, for a naturally occurring forest, Sri Lanka.


  • #98
    feargale
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    Which country has the highest percentage of its territory covered in forest?


  • #99
    looksee
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    I'll try the obvious - Norway


  • #100
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    feargale wrote: »
    Which country has the highest percentage of its territory covered in forest?

    Has to be Suriname, surely?


  • #101
    feargale
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    looksee wrote: »
    I'll try the obvious - Norway

    No


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