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Danielle

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Posted on 05-11-06 09:16 PM Link | Quote
Blonde.



I'd like to take a moment to laugh at KATW for not knowing the chemical name of water.
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Posted on 05-11-06 09:18 PM Link | Quote
Nick gets it again. Did you guess or did you look in my profile?

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QUESTION NINE:

What was the theme of the sixth world in Super Mario Bros. 2?
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Posted on 05-11-06 09:32 PM Link | Quote
I would like to contest my "incorrect" answer, as hydronium hydroxide is indeed a name for water.

Acids and bases are corresponded by excesses of hydronium or hydroxide ions. Pure water is a neutral pH of 7, and therefore is an equal balance of the two.

Water is made up of both a hydronium ion, and a hydroxide ion... therefore when combined to form water, you get "hydronium (H+) hydroxide (OH-)"

And world 6 is sand sand themed... I think...

(edited by Watery Brick on 05-11-06 08:35 PM)
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Posted on 05-11-06 09:52 PM Link | Quote
Dihydrogen Monoxide is a more correct response. Since it's a covailent bond, it uses the prefix naming system, and since it has 2 hydrogens and 1 oxygen atom, it is simply named Dihydrogen Monoxide. If you can make a reliable reference to where the term Hydronium Hydroxide is used, I'll award you a point along with Nick's.

Disregarding that, world six was a desert level, so that's right.

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QUESTION TEN:

What does the symbol " ! " in mathematics mean? Decribe it's function, and it's name.

And a bonus, worth one "steal", which you can use to snag the points for a question without having to know the answer.

~*~ BONUS QUESTION ONE ~*~

What type of radioactive decay discards a helium atom?
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Posted on 05-11-06 10:06 PM Link | Quote
Alpha decay...

And the more correct term would be "Helium nucleus", not atom...

As atoms have electrons... and this does not.

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Posted on 05-11-06 10:12 PM Link | Quote
You'd be right about the nucleus thing; that was a miss on my part. You get a steal and a point.

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QUESTION TEN:

What does the symbol " ! " in mathematics mean? Decribe it's function, and it's name.
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Posted on 05-11-06 10:27 PM Link | Quote
"!" is the factorial symbol. It is the product of all integers from 1 to n, where n is the number preceding the symbol.

Example:
3! = 1 * 2 * 3 = 6

--Kamek77
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Posted on 05-11-06 10:34 PM Link | Quote
Perfect.

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QUESTION ELEVEN:

What year is the next palindromic year?
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Posted on 05-11-06 10:36 PM Link | Quote
2112
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Posted on 05-11-06 10:40 PM Link | Quote
Yep. Am I making these too easy?

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QUESTION TWELVE:

What was the profession of the person John Wilkes Booth assassinated?
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Posted on 05-11-06 10:43 PM Link | Quote
President of the United States, Commander in Chief of the U.S. Army, and...er, various other professions layed out in the U.S. Constitution.

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Posted on 05-12-06 07:40 AM Link | Quote
Dang, I was hoping to trip someone up on that.

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QUESTION THIRTEEN:

According to rumor, breaking a mirror will result in 7 years of bad luck. If you break 1459 mirrors, how many months of bad luck should you expect? (not a trick question)
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Posted on 05-12-06 07:56 AM Link | Quote
122556 months of bad luck...
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Posted on 05-12-06 10:37 AM Link | Quote
BTW, I looked in your profile for the hair color, but if it wasn't there, I was going to guess brown.
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Posted on 05-12-06 05:11 PM Link | Quote
Totally RIIIIGHT

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QUESTION FOURTEEN:

The most standard computer keyboard style in the United States is...?
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Posted on 05-12-06 05:21 PM Link | Quote
QWERTY.
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Posted on 05-12-06 05:32 PM Link | Quote
Correct, of course.

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QUESTION FIFTEEN:

What are the three primary colors in pigments?
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Posted on 05-12-06 05:55 PM Link | Quote
Red, blue, yellow.
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Posted on 05-12-06 06:03 PM Link | Quote
Yeah.

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QUESTION SIXTEEN:

How many pages with legitimate content are there on AcmlmWiki? (Being within more or less ten is acceptable)

(edited by Tatrion on 05-12-06 05:04 PM)
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Posted on 05-13-06 12:17 AM Link | Quote
61?

(Seems fair to me. That's the number of Stubs...)
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