Thanks to all who participated in this last quiz.

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I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

2.  Whose design is credited for the first windmill?

3.   What are Bleeding Hearts?

4.   Why did men originally shake hands?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

6.   What is the Jib's purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

8.   What is a ventricle and why is it important?

9.   What damage did the TV show, Lassie do to the Collie breed?

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

6.   What is the Jib's purpose?

To maneuver in stormy weather with a minimal amount of sail.

Thanks Rutumi, you're correct.

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

2.  Whose design is credited for the first windmill?

3.   What are Bleeding Hearts?

4.   Why did men originally shake hands?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

8.   What is a ventricle and why is it important?

9.   What damage did the TV show, Lassie do to the Collie breed?

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

#3: What are Bleeding Hearts?  A  garden plant, with drooping heart shaped flowers.  Latin name is Dicentra Spectabilis.

#2  Daniel Halladay in 1854.

 Marilyne, you're correct with #2. Amy, go back and look again.

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

2.  Whose design is credited for the first windmill?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

8.   What is a ventricle and why is it important?

9.   What damage did the TV show, Lassie do to the Collie breed?

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

The Persians?

Yay, Amy!

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

8.   What is a ventricle and why is it important?

9.   What damage did the TV show, Lassie do to the Collie breed?

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

It's the lower two chambers of the heart (divided in 4 chambers) and they push the blood our of the heart  through the arteries to circulate in the rest of the body.

And you, Bubble, are correct!

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

9.   What damage did the TV show, Lassie do to the Collie breed?

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

#9 Caused overbreeding of Collies

Yay! Miss Jenny in the house! And correct too!

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

It took me long enough, Patricia 😩😘

I was right there rooting for you!

There are only four more questions to my quiz so I'm asking everyone to attempt one more question and to post your single answer here.

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

5.   What is the Equator and its purpose?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

10.  Is Asia in the Northern hemisphere?

, It is the imaginary line that divides our planet in the middle, between the north and the South hemispheres. The days and nights there are the same length, there are no 4  seasons like in the North or in the South, but 2 seasons: the dry season and the rain season, called equatorial climate.

#10, Yes it is , except for Indonesia.

Amy and Bubble are correct! Asia is both in the Northern and the Southern hemispheres and Bubble on #5, that is a very correct answer to the question!

I have a new quiz with a different format. You can each post the answer to one question.

1.  Where is the Panama Canal?

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

1: The Panama Canal is in Panama, across the Isthmus of Panama, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Thanks Marilyne! I wondered if anyone would catch that all thru the quiz! You're a twofer along with Bubble and Amy! Only one question left folks!

I have a new quiz with a different format. Anyone can post the final answer!

7.   Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

7. a hard to define theory in physics!

https://youtu.be/Da-2h2B4faU

Thank you everyone for your participation!

#7, Give me a simple explanation for string theory.

Answer:  String theory originated as an attempt to describe the interactions of particles such as protons. It has since developed into something much more ambitious: an approach to the construction of a complete unified theory of all fundamental particles and forces.

Thank you for a great quizz, Angel. It made my neurons work

Thanks she said with a chuckle!

This is an old quiz from Chia; the same rules apply. You get to answer two questions, so everyone has a chance. Afterward, I will open the remaining questions to anyone. Enjoy!

1. What are four states of matter observable in everyday life?

2. An electric train is moving north at 100mph, and a wind is blowing to the west at 10mph. Which way does the smoke blow?

3. How can you lift an elephant with one hand?

4. Name Greek Goat Amaltheas horns that good things flowed?

5. What's the correct name for a young un-bred male fur seal?

6. What is a Ha Ha?
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7. In technology, what does the abbreviation VOIP mean?

8. What is the common name for the bear Ursus `maritimus?
 
9.  What is the natural color of copper sulfate solution?

10 Each king in a deck of playing cards represents a great king: Please list the kings for each suite.

(a) Spades

(B) Hearts

(c) Clubs

(d) Diamonds

#2 No smoke from electric train..

#5...bachelor.

Yay! Amy! You are correct and our first respondent!

This is an old quiz from Chia; the same rules apply. You get to answer two questions, so everyone has a chance. Afterward, I will open the remaining questions to anyone. Enjoy!

1. What are four states of matter observable in everyday life?

3. How can you lift an elephant with one hand?

4. Name Greek Goat Amaltheas horns that good things flowed?

6. What is a Ha Ha?

7. In technology, what does the abbreviation VOIP mean?

8. What is the common name for the bear Ursus `maritimus?
 
9.  What is the natural color of copper sulfate solution?

10 Each king in a deck of playing cards represents a great king: Please list the kings for each suite.

(a) Spades

(B) Hearts

(c) Clubs

(d) Diamonds

6:  A Ha-Ha, is a fence or wall that's built in a ditch, so it's lower than surrounding terrain.

8:  The bear, Ursus maritimus, is commonly known as the Polar Bear.

Thank you Marilyne, you're also correct!

This is an old quiz from Chia; the same rules apply. You get to answer two questions, so everyone has a chance. Afterward, I will open the remaining questions to anyone. Enjoy!

1. What are four states of matter observable in everyday life?

3. How can you lift an elephant with one hand?

4. Name Greek Goat Amaltheas horns that good things flowed?

7. In technology, what does the abbreviation VOIP mean?

9.  What is the natural color of copper sulfate solution?

10 Each king in a deck of playing cards represents a great king: Please list the kings for each suite.

(a) Spades

(B) Hearts

(c) Clubs

(d) Diamonds