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Times Quiz
Times Quiz
American Music uses an Octave scale with 8 tones, India Music uses an Heptane scale which has this many notes
What is seven
First Nations Tribes, refer to the November moon by this animals name because it is the time of year they take shelter in ‘huts’ near the dams they built during the spring and summer to keep them warm for the winter
What is the beaver
This yellow appealing fruit is slightly radio active do to a high potassium (good for the heart) level
What is the banana?
This left over from making guacamole, can be boiled to make a deep red dye.
What is the avocado pit
Jack of lantern’s originated in this country, but weren’t pumpkins, but shit baseball sized root vegetable
What is a turnip
Scientist have grown a human compatible transplantable kidney. It was grown in the same common farm animal humans use for skin grafts in fire and cancer patient.
What is a pig
The moon diet, if you were on the moon you would weigh this number times less than you weigh on earth.
What is six times
This is the only number in the English language to have the same number of letters as it’s meaning.
What is four
This common object was once a daily delivery which could be recycled as simple gift wrapping, fish wrapping, and French fry cones
What was the newspaper
Sometimes thought of as a mellon, this gourd is 95% water and makes a good healthy snack, and wonderful pickles
what is a cucumber
Oodle lay oodle lay day ee oo is the chorus for which Sound of Music song.
What is the ‘Lonely Goat’
Because of the pull of the moon there are high and low time for this happening on the face of the earth
What are tides
Ectothermic is the scientific term for toads, tarantulas, and turtles which are more commonly referred to as this type of animal.
What is cold blooded
Japan often gets credit for creating origami (paper folding) however it was invented in this country
what is china
This country has teams of people who use large sticks to play a timed game of whacking a watermelon to see who can use the shortest time and least stokes to split it, then everyone gets a bight
Who are the Japanese
Løve is the Norwegian word for this jungle beast king
What is a Lion
What was being the first man on the face of the earth.
This pair of organs is the only part of the body that can naturally float in water, helping you stay buoyant while swimming, not that it would help if your were drowning.
What are the lungs
This term for a quick sketch is not the tip of your finger
What is a thumbnail.
In previous centuries in Haiti gourds could become sheep, because they were used ast this very important tool.
Be nice and clean, this gourd is the most used species in households around the world, some times thought of as a spunge
Emma Thompson played this less famous nanny in a screen play she wrote for the movie
Who is Nanny McPhee
This man was the first president to complete a phone call to men on the moon.
Who is Richard Nixon
The lemniscate, the symbol of infinity, closely resembles this number laid on its side
What is an 8
This famous painting of a lady with no eyebrows is also the title of a Nat King Cole song
What is the Mona Lisa
The domestication of melons and gourd took place in South America and Mexico in the same time period as the taming of this common house pet.
What is the dog