Host Trivia Quiz on 15 June: Everybody Welcome!

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In summary, adjacency will be hosting a trivia challenge this sunday at 1 PM CST. Everybody is welcome!
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I will be hosting a trivia challenge this sunday 15 june at 1 PM CST**

There will be 25 questions about all kinds of general knowledge.

Everybody is welcome!

** Time in different time zones: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=Trivia+Quiz&iso=20140615T20&p1=48&am=30
 
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Are there any prizes?
 
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Adithyan said:
Are there any prizes?

A mention in our Hall of Fame!
 
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micromass said:
A mention in our Hall of Fame!

Looking forward to it! :)
 
  • #5
Hope you conduct this every week. :smile:
 
  • #6
adjacent said:
Hope you conduct this every week. :smile:

I will try to!

Other people are also welcome to host a trivia by the way! Just let me know if you want to do this.
 
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New development: trivia this sunday will be hosted by adjacent!
 
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micromass said:
New development: trivia this sunday will be hosted by adjacent!

Oh! That's nice:cool:, Good luck, Adj! :thumbs:

And it's nice of you to link to different time zones, micromass. I checked it and 1pm CST is 11:30 pm for me.. :frown:
 
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Adjacent, what will the trivia be on so people can decide if they'd like to participate.
 
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On adjacency perhaps.
 
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Don't forget the trivia today! It starts in 11 hours!
 
  • #12
The topic?
 
  • #13
General Knowledge
 
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micromass said:
General Knowledge

I know that, but Evo was telling about something:
Evo said:
Adjacent, what will the trivia be on so people can decide if they'd like to participate.
 
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PhysicoRaj said:
I know that, but Evo was telling about something:

Evo said:
Adjacent, what will the trivia be on so people can decide if they'd like to participate.
Yes, it will be on Science and General Knowledge but not that general. Some Googling would be required. :wink:
 
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Trivia starts in 2 hours! Be there!
 
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Trivia Starting in 40 mins!
 
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Come to chat: https://www.physicsforums.com/misc.php?do=flashchat
 
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Trivia scores!
Questions
1-An atoll is a ring-shaped coral reef including a coral rim that encircles a lagoon partially or completely.Which language does the word "Atoll" comes from?
Dhivehi
2-The law which bears the name of Robert Hooke Deals with what?
Elastic bodies
3-What is the name of the brightest star visible on the sky?
Sun
4-Ancient Egyptian Rulers are called Pharaohs.Who was the last ruler of ancient Egypt?
Cleopatra
5-Everyone knows what Microsoft is.Who is the current CEO of Microsoft?
Satya Nadella
6-Acrosome is a cap-like structure derived from the Golgi apparatus.It is a cell organelle.Where can it be found?
Head of sperm cell
7-When was the term "Super Computing" first used?
1929
8-Who produced the first known summation of an infinite series with the method of exhaustion?
Archimedes
9-What is the tallest mountain when measured from the sea bed?
Mauna Kea
10-Write an integer x such that 5!<x<6!
120<x<720
11-What is the charge of Sulphate in Copper(II)sulphate?
2
12-What is the full name of the person who is generally credited to have created the first widely recognized Periodic Table?
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev
13-World war 2 was the most widespread war ever recorded.How many years did World war 2 last for?
6 years and 1 day
14-Which family of languages does Greek language belong to?
Indo-European
15-Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969 at 02:56 UTC. Who was the last man to walk on the moon?
Eugene Cernan
16-What is the name of the main character on the game series "God of war"?
Kratos
17-Who had the longest recorded hiccups?
Charles Osborne
18-What is the most important organ in the human skull?
Brain
19-Who was the first cartoon character to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of fame?
Mickey mouse
20-Anaerobic respiration occurs when cells do not have enough Oxygen to undergo the process of aerobic respiration.What is the product of Anaerobic Respiration in humans?
Lactic acid
21-What is the chemical formula of Glucose?
C_6H_{12}O_6
22-Write the formula for calculating the surface area of a Hemi-sphere,in it's simplest form?
2 Pi r^2
23-The Messier objects are a set of astronomical objects first listed by French astronomer Charles Messier in 1771.What is the name of M57?
Ring Nebula,
24-Malaria is caused by the parasitic protozoans of the genus ____(Fill in the blank)?
Plasmodium
25-For which of the following disciplines is Nobel Prize awarded?

A. Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine,Physics, Literature, Peace, History
B. Physics,Chemistry,Psychology or Medicine, Literature, Peace, History
C. Psychology or Medicine, Literature, Physics, Peace, Mathematics, Chemistry

Select anyone option.
A
 
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Scores
interhacker 27 Points
fluidistic 2 Points
PhysicoRaj 2 Points
CAF123 2 Points
micromass 3 Points
jgens 2 Points
montdahar 8 Points
Micromass 53 Points
 
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I'm happy with my even prime. Congrats micromass and interhacker!

:zzz:
 
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Thanks adjacent! That was a fun quiz!
 
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Join us next sunday for another trivia! I will post the details in a few days.
 
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Why are there 2 micromass's?
 
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It was a split decision.
 
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Actually Q9 has to be: "Which is the tallest mountain when measured from it's base." That gives the correct answer - Mauna Kea.
 
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PhysicoRaj said:
Actually Q9 has to be: "Which is the tallest mountain when measured from it's base." That gives the correct answer - Mauna Kea.

Yes, that is a formulation I can agree with.
 
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Q11 @ #19 says: "What is the charge of Sulphate in Copper(II)sulphate?"
Wasn't it asked as valency? If it's charge, then ans is -2..
 
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Valency it was, which is why it didn't make sense. Valency is a property of atoms, not of polyatomic ions. But it was apparently asked in the context of the number of possible bonds to other ions, not in the context of charge, which is why I suggested 2 was the correct answer (not -2).
 
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Okay.. so the question should read 'valency', then it makes sense. You got the 1 point for this, BoreK?
 
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PhysicoRaj said:
Okay.. so the question should read 'valency', then it makes sense. You got the 1 point for this, BoreK?
Yeah, I think he got it. But this is his score table, I don't know why you didn't give one point to yourself :confused: Borek
It was 12.p.m last night so I was in a hurry.I can't edit it now :(
 
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When is the next one?
 
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Next Sunday
micromass said:
Join us next sunday for another trivia! I will post the details in a few days.
 
  • #34
adjacent said:
Next Sunday

:!)
 
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adjacent said:
I don't know why you didn't give one point to yourself

I told you I am not playing.
 

1. What is the purpose of hosting a trivia quiz on 15 June?

The purpose of hosting a trivia quiz on 15 June is to bring people together and provide a fun and interactive way to test their knowledge on a variety of topics.

2. Who is eligible to participate in the trivia quiz?

Everybody is welcome to participate in the trivia quiz on 15 June! It is open to people of all ages, backgrounds, and knowledge levels.

3. What kind of trivia questions can we expect?

The trivia questions will cover a wide range of topics, including science, history, pop culture, and more. There will be something for everyone!

4. Can we participate as a team?

Yes, you can participate as a team! Just make sure to indicate your team name when registering for the trivia quiz.

5. How can we join the trivia quiz on 15 June?

To join the trivia quiz, simply register on the designated platform and log in at the designated time on 15 June. Instructions will be provided upon registration.

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