* Game 4, Round 4 - History: Dr. Strangelove
This is actually a round on the history associated with the
development of nuclear weapons.
1. What was the code name of the US-led project in World War II
to develop a nuclear weapon?
2. There were many facilities involved with <answer 1> at various
locations in the US, UK, and Canada. But in what city or town
was the bomb designed?
5. On 1945-08-06, a nuclear bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
The next one was dropped three days later... where?
6. Two bomb designs were used at Hiroshima and <answer 5>, and
each had its own code name. Name either one. You don't need
to say which it was.
7. Within one year, when did the USSR test their first nuclear bomb?
8. The US and USSR were the first two countries to possess nuclear
weapons. What was the third?
9. Within one year, when was the first hydrogen bomb tested?
* Game 4, Round 6 - Leisure - Collectors
This is a round on collecting hobbies. We give you the description
of the object a person is collecting and you choose from the handout
list the word for what this person would be called. Remember,
these are not obsessive-compulsive behaviors... but hobbies.
Aerophilatelist Errinophilist Lepidopterist Telegerist
Arctophile Ex-librist Numismatist Tephrodiscophile
Bovephile Fusilatelist Philatelist Vecturist
Cerophilist Helixophile Phillumenist Vexillologist
Conchologist Heortologist Plastokinesophile Xylographer
Deltiologist Iconophile Pyrographer
Someone who collects...
1. Telephone calling cards.
2. Prints, engravings, etc.
3. Coins, tokens, medals, and paper money.
4. Postage stamps.
5. Candles or wax objects.
6. Transportation tokens.
7. Ash trays
8. Butterflies (mounted).
9. Action figures.
10. Cow figures or items with a cow motif.
* Game 4, Round 4 - History: Dr. Strangelove
1. What was the code name of the US-led project in World War II
to develop a nuclear weapon?
2. There were many facilities involved with <answer 1> at various
locations in the US, UK, and Canada. But in what city or town
was the bomb designed?
3. Who was the theoretical physicist from Berkeley who supervised
the bomb-design part of the project?
4. On 1945-07-16, the first test of a nuclear device was performed.
What was the code name of this test?
5. On 1945-08-06, a nuclear bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
The next one was dropped three days later... where?
6. Two bomb designs were used at Hiroshima and <answer 5>, and
each had its own code name. Name either one. You don't need
to say which it was.
7. Within one year, when did the USSR test their first nuclear bomb?
8. The US and USSR were the first two countries to possess nuclear
weapons. What was the third?
9. Within one year, when was the first hydrogen bomb tested?
10. Who participated in the hydrogen bomb design and is widely
known as the "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb"?
* Game 4, Round 6 - Leisure - Collectors
1. Telephone calling cards.
2. Prints, engravings, etc.
3. Coins, tokens, medals, and paper money.
4. Postage stamps.
5. Candles or wax objects.
6. Transportation tokens.
7. Ash trays
8. Butterflies (mounted).
9. Action figures.
10. Cow figures or items with a cow motif.
* Game 4, Round 4 - History: Dr. Strangelove
This is actually a round on the history associated with the
development of nuclear weapons.
1. What was the code name of the US-led project in World War II
to develop a nuclear weapon?
2. There were many facilities involved with <answer 1> at various
locations in the US, UK, and Canada. But in what city or town
was the bomb designed?
3. Who was the theoretical physicist from Berkeley who supervised
the bomb-design part of the project?
4. On 1945-07-16, the first test of a nuclear device was performed.
What was the code name of this test?
5. On 1945-08-06, a nuclear bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
The next one was dropped three days later... where?
6. Two bomb designs were used at Hiroshima and <answer 5>, and
each had its own code name. Name either one. You don't need
to say which it was.
7. Within one year, when did the USSR test their first nuclear bomb?
8. The US and USSR were the first two countries to possess nuclear
weapons. What was the third?
9. Within one year, when was the first hydrogen bomb tested?
10. Who participated in the hydrogen bomb design and is widely
known as the "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb"?
* Game 4, Round 6 - Leisure - Collectors
This is a round on collecting hobbies. We give you the description
of the object a person is collecting and you choose from the handout
list the word for what this person would be called.
Someone who collects...
1. Telephone calling cards.
2. Prints, engravings, etc.
3. Coins, tokens, medals, and paper money.
4. Postage stamps.
5. Candles or wax objects.
6. Transportation tokens.
7. Ash trays
8. Butterflies (mounted).
9. Action figures.
10. Cow figures or items with a cow motif.
* Game 4, Round 4 - History: Dr. Strangelove
This is actually a round on the history associated with the
development of nuclear weapons.
1. What was the code name of the US-led project in World War II
to develop a nuclear weapon?
2. There were many facilities involved with <answer 1> at various
locations in the US, UK, and Canada. But in what city or town
was the bomb designed?
3. Who was the theoretical physicist from Berkeley who supervised
the bomb-design part of the project?
4. On 1945-07-16, the first test of a nuclear device was performed.
What was the code name of this test?
5. On 1945-08-06, a nuclear bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
The next one was dropped three days later... where?
6. Two bomb designs were used at Hiroshima and <answer 5>, and
each had its own code name. Name either one. You don't need
to say which it was.
7. Within one year, when did the USSR test their first nuclear bomb?
8. The US and USSR were the first two countries to possess nuclear
weapons. What was the third?
9. Within one year, when was the first hydrogen bomb tested?
10. Who participated in the hydrogen bomb design and is widely
known as the "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb"?
* Game 4, Round 6 - Leisure - Collectors
This is a round on collecting hobbies. We give you the description
of the object a person is collecting and you choose from the handout
list the word for what this person would be called. Remember,
these are not obsessive-compulsive behaviors... but hobbies.
Aerophilatelist Errinophilist Lepidopterist Telegerist
Arctophile Ex-librist Numismatist Tephrodiscophile
Bovephile Fusilatelist Philatelist Vecturist
Cerophilist Helixophile Phillumenist Vexillologist
Conchologist Heortologist Plastokinesophile Xylographer
Deltiologist Iconophile Pyrographer
Someone who collects...
1. Telephone calling cards.
2. Prints, engravings, etc.
3. Coins, tokens, medals, and paper money.
4. Postage stamps.
5. Candles or wax objects.
6. Transportation tokens.
7. Ash trays
8. Butterflies (mounted).
9. Action figures.
10. Cow figures or items with a cow motif.
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2013-02-25,
and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information...
see my 2022-09-09 companion posting on "Reposted Questions from
the Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".
* Game 4, Round 4 - History: Dr. Strangelove
This is actually a round on the history associated with the
development of nuclear weapons.
1. What was the code name of the US-led project in World War II
to develop a nuclear weapon?
2. There were many facilities involved with <answer 1> at various
locations in the US, UK, and Canada. But in what city or town
was the bomb designed?
3. Who was the theoretical physicist from Berkeley who supervised
the bomb-design part of the project?
4. On 1945-07-16, the first test of a nuclear device was performed.
What was the code name of this test?
5. On 1945-08-06, a nuclear bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
The next one was dropped three days later... where?
6. Two bomb designs were used at Hiroshima and <answer 5>, and
each had its own code name. Name either one. You don't need
to say which it was.
7. Within one year, when did the USSR test their first nuclear bomb?
8. The US and USSR were the first two countries to possess nuclear
weapons. What was the third?
9. Within one year, when was the first hydrogen bomb tested?
10. Who participated in the hydrogen bomb design and is widely
known as the "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb"?
* Game 4, Round 6 - Leisure - Collectors
This is a round on collecting hobbies. We give you the description
of the object a person is collecting and you choose from the handout
list the word for what this person would be called. Remember,
these are not obsessive-compulsive behaviors... but hobbies.
Aerophilatelist Errinophilist Lepidopterist Telegerist
Arctophile Ex-librist Numismatist Tephrodiscophile
Bovephile Fusilatelist Philatelist Vecturist
Cerophilist Helixophile Phillumenist Vexillologist
Conchologist Heortologist Plastokinesophile Xylographer
Deltiologist Iconophile Pyrographer
Someone who collects...
1. Telephone calling cards.
2. Prints, engravings, etc.
3. Coins, tokens, medals, and paper money.
4. Postage stamps.
5. Candles or wax objects.
6. Transportation tokens.
7. Ash trays
8. Butterflies (mounted).
9. Action figures.
10. Cow figures or items with a cow motif.
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