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| World Cup Winners |
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| Brady Bunch Family |
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| Australian States (and Territories) |
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| Parts of Speech |
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| V8 Ingredients |
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| Countries between USA and Colombia |
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| Hawaiian Islands |
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| Planets |
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| Ivy League Colleges |
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| Great Lake States |
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| USSR Leaders |
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Cicely
University of Pennsylvania is also part of the Ivy League.
Sep 21, 2010 delete reply
dwo
Prepositions? What about postpositions or circumpositions?
Sep 21, 2010 delete reply
beccalinda
Penn is in there... "Pennsylvania" is the University of Pennsylvania, though it should be corrected. People always used to ask me how the Nittany Lions were doing, and I always felt like a jerk correcting them.
Sep 21, 2010 delete reply
Nyackjohn
Great quiz! I have one minor issue - on every other quiz on this site, "England" was never a permitted answer... I get is, since Scotland fields a team, but I kept typing in "United Kingdom" and "Great Britain" until time ran out! Still 82/88 ain't bad.
Sep 22, 2010 delete reply
marceloOrigoni
In football (or soccer, how ever you want to call it) England, Wales, Scotland and Northen Ireland, have each own football team, thus the world cup winner is England, and not the uk
Sep 25, 2010 delete reply
rabbittoyourfox
There are only 4 IV league schools... hence the name IV league
Dec 6, 2010 delete reply
scapuless
Are you serious?
Apr 3, 2011 delete reply
pcarron
Yeah it's definitely Ivy. It has nothing to do with the roman numeral IV.
May 4, 2011 delete reply
euphonial
Rats! Couldn't spell Brezhnev!
May 15, 2011 delete reply
Nerdzilla
Why isn't "West Germany" an acceptable answer?
Jun 7, 2011 delete reply
Quizmaster
That will work now. Thanks!
Jun 7, 2011 delete reply
canadianeh
Is rabbittoyourfox joking?
Jun 20, 2011 delete reply
sharastarr1
I really need to learn the states/territories of Australia!
Jun 22, 2011 delete reply
TheGambler
zero in the australia section. rabbit is the biggest idiot ive ever seen if he is serious and even if not, that's a terrible joke.
Jul 4, 2011 delete reply
Mithol
Got all the planets, all the world cup winners, all the Brady Bunch and all the Aus states/territories. But I got no Hawaiian islands and no parts of speech. No Hawaiian islands cause I just had no clue and no parts of speech because I had no idea what that meant. Now I do know I'm annoyed because I took linguistics for two years.
Jul 7, 2011 delete reply
jadekelly
I had no idea what 'parts of speech' meant, I was trying things like tone, pitch etc. Had I known it was in regards to syntax I would have probably got most if not all of them! I think that category could be worded better.
Aug 26, 2011 delete reply
verycherry831
I said united kingdom instead of england, that messed me up. And i typed "krushkev" instead of however it is really spelled and didn't get points for that. But i guess a 76 isn't bad.
Sep 1, 2011 delete reply
theLAYTshow
Yay for Australia! NSW should be accepted for New South Wales if ACT is accepted for Australian Capital Territory. That parts of speech thing threw me too, I randomly put in 'verb' cos I was running out of ideas and then i figured that that's what it was on about...
Nov 4, 2011 delete reply
ErinS
Got all the Australian states, great lake states, planets and 6 world cup teams but failed on everything else. I had no idea what it meant by parts of speech.
Nov 5, 2011 delete reply
ruudsje
Over a century ago, an interscholastic athletic league was formed by Harvard, Yale, Columbia and Princeton. It was officially known as the “Four League.” The Roman numeral “IV” was often used instead of the word four and the term “IV League” came into use. When spoken, the IV was spelled out and sounded like “Ivy League.” Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell and Pennsylvania were the major opponents of the IV league, but became in the early 1900′s members of the league.
SOURCE: Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins. New York: Harper & Row, 1988.
Nov 11, 2011 delete reply
Baltimorean
Just because it is written in a book does not make it true; there is no contemporary evidence of these four schools being called the ivies, to the exclusion of others, much less that there was a league called the IV League. The term came along later and was commonly applied to older schools, including the Naval Academy and West Point, that had long histories and (in some cases) ivied walls. You should always be suspicious of etymologies based on anagrams (outside of very recent ones, such as LOL and other leet phrases, and military ones, such as AWOL and SNAFU) and back formations, such as IV = ivy.
Dec 22, 2012 delete reply
Cyn
Suggestion: Please specify that it is "Football" World Cup Winners.
Dec 29, 2011 delete reply
rabbittoyourfox
Thank you, ruudsje.
Jan 24, 2012 delete reply
Lemurlover3
Kept on putting in U.K. I thought that was how they liked it called.
Feb 9, 2012 delete reply
kurtk
I did UK.
Mar 29, 2012 delete reply
Siting
I think "UK" and "Britain" should work
Apr 5, 2012 delete reply
WilliamLeonard
Well stop thinking! ENGLAND won the World Cup, NOT Northern Ireland, NOT Wales BUT England!
Nov 1, 2012 delete reply
clr231
Easy there batman
Jan 22, 2013 delete
Bumblebrook
54/88, not bad for an 11-yr old English person. Good qiz - although I agree that 'Football' World Cup should be specified.
Apr 12, 2012 delete reply
natalimasar
Got them all with 1 second remaining!!!
Apr 12, 2012 delete reply
RogerM
Here we go again. UK and Britain are just plain wrong! The team that won the World Cup in 1966 was England - Scotland didn't win it, Wales didn't win it, Northern Ireland didn't win it, UK didn't win it, Britain didn't win it, Great Britain didn't win it - England won it. Read up on your football - sorry soccer.
Apr 25, 2012 delete reply
Brickster
63/88... Hey not bad for me. I nailed the parts of speech by the way!
May 20, 2012 delete reply
klammyt22
only 93% of people got "Earth" as a planet?? That's pretty sad.
Jan 4, 2013 delete reply
dragoncat
Gregory Malenkov?????
Apr 30, 2013 delete reply
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