Mercury Day 59 Earth Days

Question 1

Capital of Belgium

Answer 1

Brussels

Question 2

You’ll find the island of port uh prince on this island

Answer 2

Hispaniola in Haiti

Question 3

This coastal landform gets its name from the Latin for almost island

Answer 3

Peninsula

Question 4

You’ll find the petronas towers on this city

Answer 4

Koala lum poor

Question 5

This is the name of San Fran rapid transit system

Answer 5

BART

Question 6

Capital of Nebraska

Answer 6

Lincoln

Question 7

This long river begins in China and ends in Vietnam

Answer 7

Mekong

Question 8

This is the tallest building in Chicago

Answer 8

Sears tower
Willis tower

Question 9

Tallest mountain in the Andes

Answer 9

Ah khun kaa gwuh

Question 10

Tripoli is a populous city in this country

Answer 10

Lybia

Question 11

This name is typically given to a ring shaped Coral reef

Answer 11

Atoll

Question 12

If you sneeze and I say gesundheit I’m speaking this language

Answer 12

German

Question 13

What are you doing if masticating your meat

Answer 13

Chewing it

Question 14

Actresses and their roles
She made her big screen exit as a teen named Laurie in a 78 film and in22 she played that role for the final time ?

Answer 14

Jamie lee Curtis
2022 Halloween ends marks the end of the year ms of the franchise…. for now

Question 15

She received an Oscar for best actress in 19 for playing this queen in this film

Answer 15

Olivia Coleman as Queen Anne in the favorite

Question 16

Article 2 section 1 of this establishes this formal
Body whose vote decides the presidency

Answer 16

Constitution
Electoral college

Question 17

This Former miss world married this Jonas brother

Answer 17

Priyanka chopra married nick jonas
Cho prah as in Oprah

Question 18

After gaining its independence in 2011 tis xountey became internationally recognized the newest country in the world

Answer 18

South Sudan

Question 19

Route 65 once ran from

Answer 19

Chicago to Santa Monica

Question 20

This singer who got over 1 bil views for his song Gangnam style

Answer 20

Psy
Sigh

Question 21

Since 1920 this state has traditionally helped the first primary elections of the presidential race

Answer 21

New Hampshire

Question 22

Where would you find lake pawn char tren

Answer 22

Louisiana

Question 23

In chess this piece can only move forward

Answer 23

Pawn

Question 24

Bonnie Blair won a gold medal in this sport

Answer 24

Speed skating

Question 25

Advertised as a party game for horrible people

Answer 25

Cards against humanity

Question 26

Division with pirates brewers and reds

Answer 26

NL central

Question 27

Stef curry college

Answer 27

Davidson

Question 28

Onamatopia tribond Charlie duh meal e o Renegade dance Kesha

Answer 28

Tik tok

Question 29

If you were a resident of this state you were probably very disappointed in both football and basketball team for making it to the penultimate game of the 19 season and falling short

Answer 29

Wisconsin Bucks lost to raptors who won beating the warriors Packers lost to 49ers who lost to Chiefs

Question 30

The 2019 movie “Judy” is a biopic about singer and actress Judy Garland. The film is an adaptation of the 2005 Peter Quilter play “End of the Rainbow”. “Judy” focuses on the last year of Garland’s life, with her in the title role.

Answer 30

Renée Zellweger Renée Zellweger’s big break came with the 1996 movie “Jerry Maguire”. A few years later, Zellweger followed that up with a string of successes in “Bridget Jones’ Diary” (2001), “Chicago” (2002) and “Cold Mountain” (2003). My wife and I love watching her play Bridget Jones, and as someone coming from Britain and Ireland, I have to say that Zellweger does a remarkable job with the accent. She worked hard to perfect that accent, and of course she had a voice coach. She also went “undercover” and worked as a temp in an office for three weeks fine-tuning her skills.

Question 31

In Greek mythology, these are the goddesses who inspire the creation of literature and the arts. The number of muses is a subject of debate at times, but the most popular view is that there are this many

Answer 31

muses 9 Calliope (epic poetry) Clio (history) Erato (lyric poetry) Euterpe (music) Melpomene (tragedy) Polyhymnia (choral poetry) Terpsichore (dance) Thalia (comedy) Urania (astronomy)

Question 32

was the Solicitor General of the United States who replaced Justice John Paul Stevens on the US Supreme Court. That made her the first female US Solicitor General and the fourth female US Supreme Court justice.

Answer 32

Elena Kagan I hear she is a fan of Jane Austen, and used to reread “Pride and Prejudice” once a year.

Question 33

Fertile Crescent rivers

Answer 33

The Fertile Crescent is a large swath of land in the Near East that includes the Nile Valley in the west and the land around the Tigris and Euphrates in the east.

Question 34

This word is derived from “folding and “paper

Answer 34

The word “origami” is derived from “ori“ (folding) and “kami” (paper). Origami is the traditional Japanese art form of paper folding. The magnificent birds known as cranes have long legs and long necks. The species called the Sarus Crane is the world’s tallest flying bird.

Question 35

invented the first commercially successful steel plow in 1837.

Answer 35

John Deere Prior to Deere’s invention, farmers used an iron or wooden plow that constantly had to be cleaned as rich soil stuck to its surfaces. The cast-steel plow was revolutionary as its smooth sides solved the problem of “stickiness”. The Deere company that John founded uses the slogan “Nothing Runs Like a Deere”, and has a leaping deer as its logo.

Question 36

Piglike rhino kin :

Answer 36

TAPIR All four species of tapir are endangered. Even though the tapir looks much like a pig, it is more closely related to the horse and the rhinoceros

Question 37

Sea walls :

Answer 37

DIKES A dike is an embankment that is used to prevent floods. It is usually made of earth and rock.

Question 38

Youngest daughter of Nicholas II :

Answer 38

ANASTASIA The last ruler of Imperial Russia was Tsar Nicholas II (of the House of Romanov). Famously, the Tsar and his family were murdered in 1918 in the basement of a house in Yekaterinburg, Russia by members of the Bolshevik secret police. The Tsar’s youngest daughter was 16-year-old Anastasia and rumors of her escape have persisted for years. The rumors grew with the help of numerous women who claimed to be Anastasia. In 2009, DNA testing finally proved that the remains of all of the Tsar’s immediate family, including Anastasia, have been found and identified.