Transcript 10/02/2007 Frank Leo

Frank Leo

Eagan, MN

Business analyst





$100- Which of these nicknames is commonly used to refer to a TV remote control?

A. Shocker B. Clicker

C. Twister D. Relationship killer



$200- Time magazine once dubbed Bill Gates "the most famous" what "in the world"?

A. Athlete B. Singer

C. Businessman D. Playwright



$300- According to the song "America the Beautiful," what color are this nation's "waves of grain"?

A. Amber B. Saffron

C. Emerald D. Violet



$500- In a common saying, what traditionally precedes the line "three's a crowd"?

A. Two's membership B. Two's company

C. Two's tradition D. Two's solitude



$1000- Which of these objects would most likely be depicted in a still-life painting?

A. Herd of cattle B. Basket of fruit

C. Group of schoolchildren B. Ship at sea





Commercial break



Frank says he has been nervous and hasn't slept in about two and a half weeks.



$2000- In the U.S., "bubbler" is a regional nickname for which of these convenient fixtures?

A. Telephone booth B. Mailbox

C. Garbage can D. Drinking fountain



$4000- In 2007, scientists cointed the term "Colony Collapse Disorder"
to explain a mysterious decline in the U.S. population of what?

A. Owls B. Honeybees

C. Dairy cows D. Sunflowers







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Answers

$100- B. Clicker

$200- C. Businessman

$300- A. Amber

$500- B. Two's company

$1000- B. Basket of fruit

$2000- D. Drinking fountain

$4000- B. Honeybees

$2K: I've never heard them called "bubblers" before, but I would've logically deduced that it had to be D.

Another nihil obstat®

so far so good

And apparently you have to log in here after a certain amount of time inactive, even if you never logged out

$4000- In 2007, scientists cointed the term "Colony Collapse Disorder"
to explain a mysterious decline in the U.S. population of what?

A. Owls B. Honeybees

C. Dairy cows D. Sunflowers

Pretty sure they decided it was a virus.

This was a pretty straightforward stack and very little banter.

$200 - Hmmm...is Bill Gates paying Valleycrest to promote him? That's twice in two stacks his name has come up.

A nihil obstat® stack.

according to a few articles I've read, one in "The Economist" I think (I was waiting to pick up Chinese food) & one in either Time or Newsweek, there seems to be a combo of mite, virus & fungus that combined have the bad effect. Colonies in various countries with only 1 or 2 of the factors don't die off.