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Types of Things #5

These are types of this. Get it?

For example: Tulip, Rose, Orchid = Flower

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Last updated: November 03, 2015

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These are Types of	This
Fandango, Lambada, Jitterbug	Dance
Loafer, Moccasin, Pump	Shoe
Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic	Rock
Sonnet, Haiku, Limerick	Poem
Ruble, Rupee, Won	Currency
Suspension, Draw, Pontoon	Bridge
Yellow Dwarf, Neutron, Red Giant	Star
Jasmine, Oolong, Darjeeling	Tea
Acute, Obtuse, Right	Angle
Library, Christmas, Playing	Card

These are Types of	This
Vinyasa, Bikram, Ashtanga	Yoga
Porter, Pilsner, Lager	Beer
Pointillism, Dada, Fauvism	Art
Compound, Spiral, Hairline	Fracture
Kosher, Himalayan, Celery	Salt
Cleaver, Stiletto, Scalpel	Knife
Glucose, Fructose, Lactose	Sugar
Granny, Windsor, Bowline	Knot
Nigiri, Maki, Inari	Sushi
Fastball, Knuckleball, Sinker	Pitch

babbaloo7

level 55

May 15, 2015

Nice and easy. Thank you.

ander217

level 75

Nov 3, 2015

Never heard of the art styles, and I had three college roommates who were art majors. After I looked up the terms I realized that the wonderful picture one of them gave me is an example of pointillism. I just never knew the word for it.

brandybuck96

level 76

Jul 23, 2016

I think we did pointillism back in primary school, only we didn't call it that.

Sifhraven

level 51

May 21, 2019

That was fingerpainting ;)

BlackLab

level 58

Nov 3, 2015

I think knives should be acceptable. Types of Knives sounds better than types of knife. Never knew stiletto was a knife. I thought it was only a type of heel.

Quizmaster

level ∞

Nov 3, 2015

Okay

DeusCaritasEst

level 59

Nov 3, 2015

I believe the shoe was named after the knife. :)

kinjapan

level 60

Nov 3, 2015

Could "sun" also be acceptable for the types of stars?

Malbaby

level 67

Nov 5, 2015

Sun is really just the name of our Star. Other stars have their own names such as Sirius, Rigel etc.. The clues given such as Red Giant, Neutron etc. are types of stars not names of stars.

tolerated

level 71

Sep 10, 2016

I am shocked that meotropetriglyph finds these art terms obscure at all. Anyone with a cursory interest would know at least two.

Froststar101

level 58

Mar 5, 2017

To me, Fandango is a website where you buy movie tickets, while a Jitterbug is a phone for old people. Yeah, didn't get that one.

FamousRob

level 84

Mar 8, 2018

Really? Bohemian Rhapsody even mentions the fandango.

Froststar101

level 58

Mar 9, 2018

Well, I got it this time it was featured. I guess I'm learning something.

Insaniot

level 46

Dec 5, 2017

Weren’t rock and star questions on a previous quiz?

Malbaby

level 67

Mar 8, 2018

Yes 'The Beatles' quiz

ander217

level 75

Mar 8, 2018

Malbaby, you make me smile. :)

JessieTan04

level 26

Mar 8, 2018

Oh my, the compound fracture!

dubucannon

level 65

Mar 8, 2018

Could "baseball throw" be accepted for "pitch" for those who don't master all subtleties and technicalities of this great sport?

joeythelemur

level 79

Mar 8, 2018

But those listed are all specific pitches, thrown only by one player, the "pitcher".

alfoq

level 58

Mar 8, 2018

It's hard to imagine someone knowing the word "knuckleball" and not knowing the word "pitch".

Nneb

level 31

Mar 8, 2018

I knew all three terms as I play baseball it still took me well over 30 seconds to get "pitch" as I was typing just as dubucannon was saying "Throws" "Baseball Throws" and finally got to "Pitches".

Sifhraven

level 51

Jan 11, 2019

Quite logical in my opinion. Recognising a word or suspecting where it is from, isnt the same as really knowing it. (Like i guessed the yoga right and I have never even heard of any of them). I have heard of baseball, have even heard of fastball and i see them throwing a ball.

AlexM

level 68

Mar 8, 2018

Argh, kept trying bowling, baseball bowling, throwing, baseball throw.... forgot Americans call it pitching!

ammo55

level 51

Mar 8, 2018

I missed the Salt

BrandonJ

level 55

Mar 8, 2018

Couldn't the angle question also be traingle?

nige01ox

level 65

Mar 8, 2018

Nope, they're all angles. If it was 'equilateral, isosceles, scalene', then triangle would be correct

kitshef

level 71

Mar 10, 2018

obtuse, acute and right are also types of triangles.

Islandcarver

level 67

Mar 8, 2018

The beer clue is not ideal because Pilsner and Porter are beer styles while lager is a broader classification that includes Pilsner.

komradtombstone

level 55

Mar 9, 2018

Lager is considered a style or type of beer. If you look up the definitions for "lager," "ale," "pilsner," etc., all definitions will describe these as different types of beer. Here's an interesting article from wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_beer_styles

Timbenz

level 28

Mar 8, 2018

You should accept throw for the pitch.

enits

level 33

Mar 18, 2018

I'm in favour of this. I wasn't familiar with these terms, but from movies, I know that "something"ball often refers to a way of throwing a ball. And I don't see why you have to specifically write "pitch", when a pitch is a throw.

Sifhraven

level 51

Jan 11, 2019

I second this, I tried variations of throwing and effect. If you are not american, (definately when english isn t your language) it is almost impossible to get/know.

I do know there is a pitcher and a catcher though. But I see them throwing the ball

HectorVortac

level 49

Mar 8, 2018

Please don't accept throw for pitch. Tell quiz takers this is how you learn.

Ampo

level 44

Mar 9, 2018

For Acute, obtuse and right also please accept triangle. It works the same... :(