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| First submitted | August 8, 2016 |
| Last updated | January 20, 2019 |
| Times taken | 14,508 |
| Rating | 3.91 |
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bart1645
+1
level 74
Sep 21, 2016
The question about the desert is misleading at best. There should a distinction between Subtropical and Non-Polar Deserts.
adventurek
+5
level 50
Oct 4, 2016
A desert isn't defined by its sand and the Gobi Desert is primarily, if not entirely, temperate but you wouldn't think twice about calling it a desert. I think the question is fine as is.
ferdy86
+2
level 67
Oct 4, 2016
Yes. The criteria for a desert is about how barren it is and the lack of precipitation; not the amount of sand. The question is fine.
pattage23
+2
level 73
Oct 4, 2016
I agree - question is fine. I tried a few sandy deserts first, but did come up with the answer eventually. More challenging clues are good, IMHO.
OfTheMountain
+3
level 51
Oct 4, 2016
The giveaway is that the Sahara is "second" meaning they are counting things which aren't usually considered deserts, aka Antarctica. Sahara is traditionally the largest desert.
Elan
+1
level 61
Oct 4, 2016
For the Bikini Atoll question, I tried bombs, nukes, nuclear weapons, nuclear warfare, and many other variations of the same idea. Instead of adding more type-ins, I recommend that you rewrite the question to get a more specific answer.
Quizmaster
+2
level ∞
Oct 4, 2016
Nuclear weapons and nukes will work now
halpie
+3
level 70
Oct 4, 2016
there are other three-letter body parts that start with T, but perhaps not appropriate for a family publication.
HectorVortac
+2
level 49
Oct 4, 2016
Yes, before finally coming up with toe, I tried that one, too.
xarnac
+3
level 68
May 30, 2019
Two of them, in fact
Zefyrinus
+1
level 67
Oct 4, 2016
Oh you meant a painter by artist!
roleybob
+2
level 73
Jun 10, 2019
You thought the question was asking for the name of an interior decorator?
Nyneve922
+1
level 42
Oct 4, 2016
What? "Et tu, Brute?" obviously doesn't mean "Now fall, Caesar!" It means "You [betrayed me] too, Brute?"
rocamorar
+1
level 68
Oct 5, 2016
In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, his last words are actually this complete sentence: "Et tu Brute? Then fall Caesar!". The second part means Caesar understands that his death is unavoidable if even Brutus has betrayed him.
Susie222
+1
level 57
Oct 5, 2016
"Et tu, Brute" literally means "And you, Brutus?"
lightbulb75
+1
level 20
Oct 19, 2016
No it means -"you too,brute(brutus)?"
Bdubz
+3
level 38
Jun 9, 2019
Susie is right, et means and. Don't correct someone if you don't know what you're talking about.
carolynlouisecolbert
+1
level 53
Oct 24, 2016
Strange to see the NATO alphabet say Alfa instead of Alpha, but I guess both are correct.
mrnafe
+2
level 75
Jan 26, 2018
Took me bloody ages to think of toe
WanHuangdi
+1
level 65
Jun 4, 2019
I always confuse Chopin and Liszt. Quizmaster, could you use a similar question to the last one in an upcoming “hard knowledge quiz”? It could be: “Which artist’s full initials were PDJFdPJNMdlRCdlSTRyP?”
Player45
+1
level 46
Jun 9, 2019
Technically Picasso's initials should be PDJFPJNMRSSTRP...
Bdubz
+1
level 38
Jun 9, 2019
Tit
amm14
+1
level 68
Jun 14, 2019
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