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Guess the other names for these things.
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Last updated: January 25, 2014
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| First submitted | August 15, 2013 |
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| Rating | 3.33 |
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tschutzer
+2
level 84
Jan 17, 2014
Please accept "the eye" for the Milennium Wheel.
Travellinman
+1
level 43
Jan 25, 2014
Yeah, I wrote "eye of London" and it wasn't accepted either.
kalbahamut
+1
level 77
Jan 25, 2014
I tried Apottosaurus or something like that
Quizmaster
+1
level ∞
Jan 25, 2014
"Eye" or "The Eye" will work now.
burntfrost
+1
level 55
May 2, 2014
No clue what it's called. And I see it all the time on "Doctor Who."
trebek
+1
level 72
Jan 25, 2014
I am a Canadian and I do not consider myself a canuck. It's like calling someone from Texas or Oregon a Yankee.
JerseyzFinest
+3
level 51
Jan 27, 2014
Well in other countries (i.e. Australia) they refer to any American as a Yank...just saying
pctjunkie
+1
level 80
Oct 24, 2014
Well in other countries they're wrong about that...just saying.
Starling123
+1
level 55
May 17, 2017
Agreed. I thought a 'yank' was a rude word for any USA people.
helenap13
+1
level 62
Dec 28, 2015
Yeah..I don't get this either. The Canucks are a hockey team...I call myself Canadian.
bakainu
+2
level 60
Nov 30, 2017
Why not? I'm Canadian too, and I know it's a common term for Canadians (esp. outside of Canada)
Salz
+1
level 56
Jan 25, 2014
For an English-language quiz, the islands should be the Falkland Islands, also known as "Islas Malvinas", not the other way round.
kalbahamut
+2
level 77
Jan 25, 2014
why?
Malbaby
+2
level 67
Jul 24, 2016
Are you really that naïve kalbahamut?
kalbahamut
+1
level 77
Jan 25, 2014
Orca also known as blackfish
Englishrose
+1
level 36
Jan 25, 2014
seems to me quizmaster has been deliberately inconsistent about which side the official term goes on so as not to offend 'some people', there really shouldn't be any complaining on this one.
kalbahamut
+3
level 77
Jan 25, 2014
Neither term is the official term- it's just two names used for the same thing. The quiz never suggests anything different.
joeythelemur
+1
level 80
Sep 16, 2014
Yeah, I don't think the QM is overly concerned about offending someone. It's a good quiz!
travelfan
+1
level 71
Apr 26, 2014
Bwahaha! I didn't have the faintest idea what the clap thing could be, so I thought I thought maybe it had to do with movies and Hollywood - because of filming clapboards. Hot damn was I far from the truth! :-D
beastloader
+1
level 32
Nov 11, 2014
How did so few get Apatosaurus!! Althogh dinosaurs are one of my favorite things.
Ramster
+2
level 68
Dec 1, 2014
Why did I think the Bends was spelled Benz?
cornflakesfu
+5
level 79
Jun 2, 2018
That only refers to decompression sickness after you accidentally drive your Mercedes into the ocean.
tigon05
+1
level 57
Oct 2, 2018
me too
brandybuck96
+1
level 76
Sep 4, 2015
Are extraterrestrial and alien the same thing? Alien means anything foreign, whereas extraterrestrial is specifically anything not on Earth.
Carry
+3
level 62
Aug 12, 2016
Sigourney Weaver would agree with the quiz.
mongoose360
+1
level 34
Apr 28, 2016
I thought Asia Minir what the Middle East…now I know. :)
mongoose360
+1
level 34
Apr 28, 2016
*minor, *was
Findlay
+1
level 69
Sep 6, 2016
The Brontosaurus has been rehabilitated as its own dinosaur, something which I learnt from another quiz on this site. Here's a link to a Scientific American article on the issue: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brontosaurus-is-back1/
POOCH
+1
level 78
Oct 18, 2018
The only thing that I could think of for brontosaurus was thunder lizard, but I don't really remember why that came to mind.
Xenops
+2
level 62
Nov 30, 2017
Only 8% of people got Shiraz? I feel like I might have an alcohol problem now...
stone222
+2
level 52
Oct 10, 2018
i tried STD for The Clap...please can you accept that (nothing to do with telephones either!)
someone2018
+1
level 74
Apr 23, 2019
Usually FTD is in order.
kiwiquizzer
+2
level 62
Nov 2, 2018
I tried gonorrhoea but it didn't accept. Then I tried Mary Queen of Scots, and it didn't accept. I thought I was losing it!
biggus56
+1
level 71
Mar 23, 2019
I've not heard 'Mary Queen of Scots' used for gonorrhoea. Could be a useful euphemism - 'I've had a visit from Scottish Mary...'
someone2018
+1
level 74
Apr 23, 2019
I've never tried gonorrhea or any other STD. I don't get what people see in them.
CardinalSin
+1
level 67
Nov 3, 2019
The point that kiwiquizzer, who I assume is from New Zealand, is making as that Americans spell gonorrhoea wrongly. I agree. I so often hear that this is an English language quiz - so accept English spelling. If you wish to accept the US version as an alternative, that's fine, but at least accept gonorrhOea!
CalmDownItsOnlyAGame
+1
level 70
Mar 9, 2019
Could you accept Sears on its own since tower is in the clue? When it wasn't accepted I thought I must be wrong and started trying others.
someone2018
+1
level 74
Apr 23, 2019
Who the #!@% thinks they have the right to rename Brontosaurus Burgers after Judd #!@%ing Apatow?
britinaus
+1
level 65
Nov 3, 2019
Could you please accept the spelling gonorrhoea? This is how it is spelt in the UK and Australia.
Many thanks!!
pmeplant
+1
level 57
Nov 3, 2019
The British spelling of gonorrhea makes the disease seem much more malignant, that extra o goes a long way.
Margles1
+1
level 43
Nov 3, 2019
I got Canuck right but I always thought it specifically meant a French Canadian.
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