Groups of Three Quiz #2

Walloon is the demonym of Wallonia. Wallonia should at least be accepted, or better still, be the only right answer.

I got 62--tougher than I thought it would be.

was originally life, liberty, and property

also, poor seth getting forgotten

Haiti, Honduras and Hungary. Wow, I'm suprised I got all 3. (Because I don't know african countries.)

none of those are african countries...

Some people say (like me) sugar, spice, all things nice

A Walloon is a person who is from Wallonia. If you will accept purgatory for purgatorio you should also accept heaven (paradisio) and hell (inferno). Who are the Pep Boys?

@mariofan367, Haiti is in North America. Honduras also North America and Hungary is in Europe...

I can't believe how many people knew the American Idol judges but not Vera, Chuck, or Dave!

I think "lipids" should be accepted for "fats" because that's the technical/scientific term.

@ChrisChandler: It was never property, though it was GOING to be. It was changed when the delegates to the 2nd Continental Congress realized that a lot of the now Americans did not have property. So no, property wasn't ever officially on the list, even if it was the initial intent of the founders.

@Heathnyy5: John Locke deemed the three inalienable rights: life, liberty, and the right to own property when he wrote the English Bill of Rights, from which the Declaration of Independence and US Constitution's Bill of Rights heavily borrows. Locke's came first by more than a century. Please allow lipids in place of fats!

Damn I knew Wallonia, just spelt it wrong!

And Holland? Or are we being sticky re it being The Netherlands?

@bugnuts: I'm pretty positive that the name the UN recognises is The Netherlands.

@melhud, i thought the same thing.. i kept typing in lipids instead.

Why people no know Dante's Divine Comedy

Why can't carbohydrate be accepted? The others are singular, so I don't understand.

damn you manny moe and jack!!!!!!!!!!!