Answer random trivia, riddles, or puzzles to win a prize. (NOT Spam)
#32
10-02-2012, 06:23 PM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Sandpoint Idaho
Posts: 840
Answer to question 2, Number 4, Hexagon.
RedPillar, deej, and cegusman are eliminated for not answering.
IDRIDR has immunity. 7 players remain.
Question 3, Last year a World Record was broke, breaking the old record by 31 feet. The new record is 332 feet. What was the World Record and who did it?
RedPillar, deej, and cegusman are eliminated for not answering.
IDRIDR has immunity. 7 players remain.
Question 3, Last year a World Record was broke, breaking the old record by 31 feet. The new record is 332 feet. What was the World Record and who did it?
Last edited by cmott426; 10-02-2012 at 06:28 PM.
#34
10-03-2012, 02:30 AM
I don't feel so bad about missing the first question now. LOL Seems like the hardest part is checking in to see the question.
#35
10-04-2012, 09:52 PM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Sandpoint Idaho
Posts: 840
That was too easy. Everyone got it right. IDRIDR did not answer but had immunity.
Lukelebras has immunity this round.
Question 4
What is the object hidden in the lines?
Lukelebras has immunity this round.
Question 4
What is the object hidden in the lines?
#36
10-08-2012, 06:06 PM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Sandpoint Idaho
Posts: 840
drm is the only one to answer correctly. IDRIDR is eliminated for not answering. Correct answer is CLOCK, see attached picture.
Question 5. Find The Odd One Out.
1.FLOW
2.SNIP
3.TRAP
4.DRAW
5.BACK
Question 5. Find The Odd One Out.
1.FLOW
2.SNIP
3.TRAP
4.DRAW
5.BACK
#39
10-11-2012, 06:48 PM
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Sandpoint Idaho
Posts: 840
The answer to question 5 is 5, back. All the others can also be read backwards as proper words.
Lukelbras is eliminated for not answering. 5 players remain. From now on, if everyone gets the question right the last person to respond will be eliminated.
Question 6: Here is the Math problem!
I have some old coins that I want to sell at the current Silver melt value. If Silver is $34.02 per Troy Ounce, how much money would I get for one 1950 Dime, two 1953 Dimes, three 1932 Quarters, four 1964 quarters, six 1965 quarters, one 1964 Half Dollar, and one 1968 Half dollar?
Lukelbras is eliminated for not answering. 5 players remain. From now on, if everyone gets the question right the last person to respond will be eliminated.
Question 6: Here is the Math problem!
I have some old coins that I want to sell at the current Silver melt value. If Silver is $34.02 per Troy Ounce, how much money would I get for one 1950 Dime, two 1953 Dimes, three 1932 Quarters, four 1964 quarters, six 1965 quarters, one 1964 Half Dollar, and one 1968 Half dollar?
