JFK's Fun Fact Filled Quiz

[Jens]

1990

*Beep* Incorrect.

New regular question:

Who wrote the classical poem entitled "Spring and Thoughts of Mortality"?

Horace

[Jens]

1990

Or to be presice
*Beep* Incorrect.

New regular question:

Who wrote the classical poem entitled "Spring and Thoughts of Mortality"?

Horace

or his real name: Quintus Horatius Flaccus (65-8 B.C.)

[Jens]

Senator Beet: 40

Did he get extra points

 - 5 years of french and I have no idea other that "mille amitiés" but that is too friendly, I think - Vive la France!!!

[Jens]

Senator Beet: 40

Did he get extra points

 - 5 years of french and I have no idea other that "mille amitiés" but that is too friendly, I think - Vive la France!!!

Yes he did for being a UAC'er in the Fantasy Forums . Typo .

*Beep* That is incorrect, it would be acceptable in a letter to a friend or a penpal but by a formal letter I mean something such as having to write a letter of application for a job.

I have studied 5 years of French also, just had my French Writing GCSE today and now I will be learning French no more!

Good luck. It has been 9 years since I had to take such an exam!! That is my excuse (off topic. What would you use in Britain? and USA?)

[Jens]

Subjects I am continuing with:
History

Good thing! (as spoken by one who actually makes money of telling people strange facts of history like how many pots and pans the royal kitchens had around 1850)

If you run out of questions, I'm quite willing to surply you with some more.
Topics like:
"Know your post-1945 African statesmen"
"Countries that no longer exists"
"What war?"
and much more

[Jens]

Next Question, How many moons does the planet Earth have?

I'd say none

[Jens]

Next Question, How many moons does the planet Earth have?

I'd say none

*cough* thar be that lil round thing floatin around the Earth.

Not that far of. Many scientist think that the Moon originally was an independent planets. It all comes down to definitions- oh and don't teese those who does'nt have the right answar. It might be you the next time

[Jens]

Next Question, How many moons does the planet Earth have?

I'd say none

*cough* thar be that lil round thing floatin around the Earth.

Not that far of. Many scientist think that the Moon originally was an independent planets. It all comes down to definitions- oh and don't teese those who does'nt have the right answar. It might be you the next time

No, the theory of the moon's creation  is that it is actually a piece of rock that broke off of the Earth when a comet hit it I believe.

That is one theory. No one really knows which one is correct (That science!!!)

[Jens]

Let's add another astronomy question out there, How many planets are there in our Solar System?

and, for a bonus 5 points:

What Colour is the Universe?

Oh and 9 planets

[Jens]

Let's add another astronomy question out there, How many planets are there in our Solar System?

and, for a bonus 5 points:

What Colour is the Universe?

Oh and 9 planets

*Beep* Incorrect.

What the ........
Are you one of them that thinks Pluto isn't a planet

[Jens]

Pluto supposedly meets none of the criteria to be a planet,

You are one of them (How about some geography quetions)

[Jens]

Pluto supposedly meets none of the criteria to be a planet,

You are one of them (How about some geography quetions)

Well, it isn't exactly "large" and has an irregular orbit .

I will add a geography question after my moon question has been answered, I don't expect anyone to know the colour of the Universe .

No, it sounds like a "42"-question (remembered the s  in question this time )

[Jens]

Pluto supposedly meets none of the criteria to be a planet,

You are one of them (How about some geography quetions)

Well, it isn't exactly "large" and has an irregular orbit .

I will add a geography question after my moon question has been answered, I don't expect anyone to know the colour of the Universe .

I do.  

That is because I told you on MSN after you got it wrong .

Even though I still don't agree.  

Let me guess. (Remember I'm a historian and has no education in these things so if it sounds stupid, that's why) It think that because the universe is everything it contains every colour and shades of colours and that basically is the colour of the universe or a lighter shade of gray

[Jens]

Pluto supposedly meets none of the criteria to be a planet,

You are one of them (How about some geography quetions)

Well, it isn't exactly "large" and has an irregular orbit .

I will add a geography question after my moon question has been answered, I don't expect anyone to know the colour of the Universe .

I do.  

That is because I told you on MSN after you got it wrong .

Even though I still don't agree.  

Let me guess. (Remember I'm a historian and has no education in these things so if it sounds stupid, that's why) It think that because the universe is everything it contains every colour and shades of colours and that basically is the colour of the universe or a lighter shade of gray

*Beep* Incorrect.

You don't say so. I'm quite surprised

[Jens]

The correct answer is technically Beige I believe.

LOL Pleace I have to hear the explanation. perhaps on MSN its [myname]mr@hotmail.com

[Jens]

What is the deepest spot in any ocean in the world?

The Marianas Trench.

I didn't know the correct translation - Damm