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Sunday, October 17, 2010
THE THEME IS OPEN! All questions posted.
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We have posted all the questions of this theme week. ALL ANSWERS ARE HIDDEN. SO IT'S TOTALLY OPEN. ALL OF YOU CAN TRY YOUR HAND AT IT....
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QUESTION 363 h: I'm a Fan of this book.
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X Y No prizes for identifying X. Y is a play written by X. Use all the visible clues to guess which play I'm talkin...
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QUESTION 363 g: Go Green!
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Again. An ID type question. Statue of which literary character?
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QUESTION 363 f: I Won't Grow Old Without You.
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Depicts what?
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QUESTION 363 e: Pick your spot!
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X is the first novel by Y. After the publication, the widow of the illustrator Robert Seymour claimed that the idea for the novel was orig...
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Question 363.d: FURther from the truth
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for this question, im goign to show you 3 pictures taking clues from the pictures, come up with a name what is pic 1 known as, forms a p...
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QUESTION 363 c : Confused?
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Id. I HOPE THIS THROWS MORE LIGHT ON THE THEME. IT'S STILL (30, -5)
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Friday, October 15, 2010
QUESTION 363 b: Nope. I'm not Rattled!
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IF YOU CRACK THE THEME NOW, 30 POINTS. wrong guess = -5 ID THE LEGEND. In order to make himself appear more important, a miller lied an...
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Question 363.a: Microsoft's explanation? (first question of new theme round)
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pic 4 pic 3 pic 2 pic 1 pic 1 is an Indian adaptation, similar to one of pic 2's most famous works pic 4 is what causes a...
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ThEME ROUND 3: Theme name: No longer Reaping
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We will revert to the conventional round where ALL questions lead you to a common theme. No Confusions, I hope. This seems to be what the ma...
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