Religion and World Culture
Neurodiversity Week
Shaken, Not Stirred
More Bond?
Ships
200
St. Patrick the patron saint of this country
Ireland
200
This concept focuses on the idea that people experience and interact with the world around them in many different ways — there is no one "right" way of thinking, learning, and behaving, and differences are not viewed as deficits.
Neurodiversity
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This is James Bond’s favorite alcoholic cocktail, especially when it’s shaken, not stirred
(Vesper) Vodka Martini
200
This is a special kind of license that only James Bond and the 00s have.
A License to Kill
Double points for "the license to pun answer"
200
In the movie "Pirates of the Carrebean", this ship is captained by Captain Jack Sparrow, and is said to be "nigh uncatchable".
Black Pearl
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On what date does Ramadan start and end?
Start: March 22nd
End: April 21st
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What week is Neurodiversity celebrated in 2023?
March 13th-19th
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One of the gadgets featured in Q’s lab during “The World in Not Enough” is a flamethrower shaped like this Scottish instrument
A bagpipe
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There are those who say that he is the only true James Bond. Others are wrong.
Sean Connery
400
A legendary ghost ship, allegedly never able to make port, doomed to sail the seven seas forever.
Flying Dutchman
600
This holiday celebrates the rescue of the ancient Persian Jews from the plot to destroy them.
Purim(Feast of Lots)
600
This 18-year old neurodiversity advocate and author from Ireland has launched Neurodiversity Celebration Week, an international campaign that aims to challenge negative perceptions and stereotypes about autism.
Siena Castellon
600
She is the best-known to play M in the Pierce Brosnan & the first 4 Daniel Craig James Bond movies (she also appears in a pre-taped recording of “Spectre”)
Judi Dench
600
This British author wrote the James Bond novels, which would later be turned into a movie franchise
Ian Fleming
600
This Corellian light freighter is home to Chewbacca and Han Solo...
The Millennium Falcon
800
This day is celebrated on March 1st each year by the United Nations and other international organizations to promoted equality.
Zero Discrimination Day
800
True or False - There exists a standard for the human brain that could be considered truly neurotypical, meaning "normal".
False
800
This scientist supplies Mr. Bond with most of his equipment, including cars. He's also a letter in the alphabet, of course.
Q
(portrayed by Desmond Llewelyn)
800
The first ever James Bond movie featured this villain, which also gave the name to the film itself.
Dr. No
800
Named after 38th US President, she is the world's largest aircraft carrier, and the largest warship ever constructed in terms of displacement.
USS Gerald R. Ford
1000
His philosophical teachings emphasized personal and governmental morality, correctness of social relationships, justice, kindness, and sincerity. It remains immensely influential across China and East Asia to this day.
Confucius
1000
The term neurodiversity was first coined in 1998 by this Australian sociologist.
Judy Singer
1000
Pierce Brosnan drove this tank model through the streets of St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1991 "Golden Eye". Must be that standard MI-6 training.
T-72
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This actor has played James Bond a yet to be beaten record — 7 times.
Roger Moore
1000
Built in Belfast, Ireland, Titanic is well-known throughout the world for it's tragic maiden voyage. It's sister ship is known far less, and as far as ships go, has enjoyed a perfectly ordinary fate.
Olympic