13. Patagonian toothfish

All latest answers are correct.. Winding down the Quiz..

7.How many states are needed to ratify an amendment for it to become part of the constitution?

8.Which two elements on the periodic table are liquids at room temperature?

The last 2 unanswered questions can be answered by all ...

7.How many states are needed to ratify an amendment for it to become part of the constitution?

8.Which two elements on the periodic table are liquids at room temperature?

8.   Bromide and mercury.       

Junee...Your answer was very close and it will be accepted..

Now the last question: All you Americans get your heads together

7.How many states are needed to ratify an amendment for it to become part of the constitution?

7.How many states are needed to ratify an amendment for it to become part of the constitution?

3/4 of the 50 states, which is 38  (if my math is good)

Rutumi..Your math is good enough...bringing the current Quiz to an end with these results:


1. A flamboyance is a group of what animal?..ANSWER..FLAMINGOS..BY..MARILYNE

2. Who is credited with suggesting the word "hello" be used when answering the telephone?..ANSWER..THOMAS ALVA EDISON..BY..JUNEE
 
3. Who came up with the theories of General and Special relativity?..ANSWER..ALBERT  EINSTEIN..BY..MARSGAL

4. From What Broadway Musical was the song Soliloquy sung?..ANSWER..CAROUSEL..BY...JUNEE

5. From what part of the orchestra  would you find a paradiddle?..ANSWER..PERCUSSION SECTION..BY..BUBBLE..

6. What is the name of this sound changing symbol...ü..ANSWER..UMLAUT..BY..BUBBLE

7.How many states are needed to ratify an amendment for it to become part of the constitution?..ANSWER..THREE-FOURTHS OF THE STATES (38 OF 50)..BY..RUTUMI

8.Which two elements on the periodic table are liquids at room temperature? ..ANSWER..MERCURY AND BROMINE..BY..JUNEE

9. The companies HP, Microsoft and Apple all originated where?..IN GARAGES..BY..MARILYNE

10. What is the fastest bird in the world when in its hunting dive?..ANSWER..THE PEREGRINE FALCON..BY..MARSGAL 

11. Aspirin comes from the bark of what tree?..ANSWER..WHITE WILLOW TREE..BY..MARSGAL

12. In a photo editing program, what do the letters RGB stand for? ..ANSWER..RED, GREEN & BLUE..BY..JUNEE

13. Chilean sea bass originally went by what less appetizing name?..ANSWER..PATAGONIAN TOOTHFISH..BY..BUBBLE 

14. Which actor played the main character in the 1990 film "Edward Scissorhands"? ..ANSWER..JOHNNY DEPP..BY..ANGEL

Thanks all for your answers...

Thank you Chia,  for another fun quiz!

You/re welcome Marilyne..Your answers are always welcome

Great quizz, I learned a lot!

glad to hear it..Bubble

Waiting for the next one......

suggestion...try one yourself...Your computer won't blow up   

I'll just sneak in here with an easy one.  Be careful, you'll date yourself with some of the answers.

What products were advertised with these catch phrases:

1.  You'll wonder where the yellow went

2.  A little dab'll do you

3.  Soft, strong, pops up too

4.  Good to the last drop

5.  12 full ounces, that's a lot

6.  For the smile of beauty

7.  99 and 44/100 % pure

8.  When it rains, it pours

9.  Eventually, why not now?

10. Breakfast of Champions

11. From contented cows

12. Use your head, save your hair

1.  You'll wonder where the yellow went
       When you brush your teeth with Pepsodent

2.  A little dab'll do you
          Bryl (sp) Cream, a little dab'll do ya

#4: Maxwell House Coffee, is good to the last drop

#10: Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions, brings you Jack Armstrong, the All American Boy! 

#7...Ivory Soap
#8..Morton Salt

1. Pepsodent Tooth Paste (and Tooth Powder) - My Mom used to like using tooth powder.

11. Carnation Evaporated Milk

#3 Kleenex

#5 Pepsi Cola

All correct so far.

Still:

6.  For the smile of beauty

9.  Eventually, why not now?

12.  Use your head, save your hair

#12..Fitch Shampoo

#12 Right, Chia. 

#6 For the smail of beauty - this was really only half of the jingle but I'm not totally sure of the second half.  Might have been "Sal Hepatica for the smile of health"

#9 Eventually, why not now?  A baking product

#9.. Kitchen Tested Gold Medal Flour

Close, Cia, but not quite.  (Unless my memory is confused, which of course is possible.....)  Seems to me it was "the other" one.

#6: Ipana tooth paste, for the smile of beauty!

#9..Pillsbury's Best

That does it.  Everything's been answered correctly now.  I hope you enjoyed the trip back a few years.   

Thanks for this different quiz..Got the  brain moving...

#5 Pepsi Cola  ...

Brings back a jingle we sang in grammar school when Pepsi was new (to us).

Pepsi cola is a rotten drink
Throw it down your kitchen sink
It tastes like water and it looks like ink
P-e-p-p-s-i colaisarotten drink!

We weren't allowed to buy it, or Coke, for that matter (even though we seldom had money to waste on soft drinks) . Soda was not good for our teeth!!!