These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2012-07-16,
and should be interpreted accordingly. All questions were written
by members of What She Said and/or of Smith & Guessin', but have
been reformatted and may have been retyped and/or edited by me.
I will reveal the correct answers in about 3 days.

For further information, including an explanation of the """
notation that may appear in these rounds, see my 2021-07-20
companion posting on "Reposted Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".

** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye

In Samoa you would say "tofa"; in Norway, "ha det." For the first
6 questions, we'll give you the name of a country, and you say
"goodbye" in that country's native language.

1. Italy.
2. Japan.
3. Spain.
4. France.
5. Germany.
6. Ireland (Gaelic).
7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?
8. In what country would you expect someone to say "zài jiàn"?
9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?
10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
"WAH-lay"]?

** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round

* A. Weird Art Trivia

A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
the original?

A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
pop Chupa Chups?

* B. Supercontinents

B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

B2. Give the name of the supercontinent in existence 750,000,000-
1,100,000,000 years ago. This name comes from the Russian
for "to give birth".

* C. Record-Holding Lakes

C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
(3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
It's a record either way. Name the lake.

C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
years old. Name the lake.

* D. Numerical Women's Groups

D1. What is the numerical term for the group of Canadian women
who in 1927 challenged the Supreme Court of Canada's
decision that women are "not persons", eventually leading
to a change in Canadian judicial approach known as the
"Living Tree Doctrine"?

D2. What is the numerical term for the group of women's liberal
arts colleges in the US that has been considered a parallel
to the men's -- as it was -- Ivy League?

* E. Pixar Villains

E1. Charles Muntz, voiced by Christopher Plummer, is the villain
of which Pixar movie?

E2. Randall Boggs, voiced by Steve Buscemi, is the villain of
which Pixar movie?

* F. Quadrennial Non-Soccer World Cups

*Note*: in each case you can answer for the next event, in 2023.

F1. What nation will host the """next""" Rugby World Cup,
in 2015?

F2. Give either of the two nations that will co-host the
"""next""" Cricket World Cup, also in 2015.

--
Mark Brader "I wonder why. I wonder why.
Toronto I wonder why I wonder.
msb@vex.net I wonder *why* I wonder why
I wonder why I wonder!" -- Richard Feynman

My text in this article is in the public domain.

On Wednesday, August 24, 2022 at 5:33:14 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:

> ** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye
>
> In Samoa you would say "tofa"; in Norway, "ha det." For the first
> 6 questions, we'll give you the name of a country, and you say
> "goodbye" in that country's native language.
>
> 1. Italy.

ciao

> 2. Japan.

sayonara

> 3. Spain.

adios

> 4. France.

adieu

> 5. Germany.

auf wiedersehn

> 7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?

Hebrew

> 8. In what country would you expect someone to say "zài jiàn"?

China

> 9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?

Arabic

> 10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
> "WAH-lay"]?

Latin
> ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round
>
> * A. Weird Art Trivia
>
> A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
> co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
> Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
> the original?

Picasso (?)
> A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
> pop Chupa Chups?

Dali

> * B. Supercontinents
>
> B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
> back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
> years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
> that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
> Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

Pangaea

> B2. Give the name of the supercontinent in existence 750,000,000-
> 1,100,000,000 years ago. This name comes from the Russian
> for "to give birth".

Gondwanaland

> * C. Record-Holding Lakes
>
> C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
> freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
> (3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
> It's a record either way. Name the lake.

Lake Superior

> C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
> fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
> years old. Name the lake.

Lake Baikal

> * D. Numerical Women's Groups
>
> D1. What is the numerical term for the group of Canadian women
> who in 1927 challenged the Supreme Court of Canada's
> decision that women are "not persons", eventually leading
> to a change in Canadian judicial approach known as the
> "Living Tree Doctrine"?

Famous Five

> D2. What is the numerical term for the group of women's liberal
> arts colleges in the US that has been considered a parallel
> to the men's -- as it was -- Ivy League?

Seven Sisters

> * E. Pixar Villains
>
> E1. Charles Muntz, voiced by Christopher Plummer, is the villain
> of which Pixar movie?

"Up"

> E2. Randall Boggs, voiced by Steve Buscemi, is the villain of
> which Pixar movie?

"Monsters Inc."

--
Joshua Kreitzer
gromit82@hotmail.com

Mark Brader (msb@vex.net) writes:
> ** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye
>
> In Samoa you would say "tofa"; in Norway, "ha det." For the first
> 6 questions, we'll give you the name of a country, and you say
> "goodbye" in that country's native language.
>
> 1. Italy.

Arrivideci

> 2. Japan.

Sayonara

> 3. Spain.

Hasta la vista

> 4. France.

Au revoir

> 5. Germany.

Auf Wiedersehen

> 7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?

Hebrew

> 8. In what country would you expect someone to say "zài jiàn"?

China

> 9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?

Arabic

> 10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
> "WAH-lay"]?

Portuguese
> ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round
>
> * A. Weird Art Trivia
>
> A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
> co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
> Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
> the original?

Picasso
> A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
> pop Chupa Chups?

Warhohl
>
> * B. Supercontinents
>
> B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
> back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
> years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
> that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
> Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

Pangea
> * C. Record-Holding Lakes
>
> C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
> freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
> (3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
> It's a record either way. Name the lake.

Caspian Sea (which is not freshwater, but I couldn't think of anything
else)
> C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
> fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
> years old. Name the lake.

Baikal
> * F. Quadrennial Non-Soccer World Cups
>
> *Note*: in each case you can answer for the next event, in 2023.
>
> F1. What nation will host the """next""" Rugby World Cup,
> in 2015?

France
> F2. Give either of the two nations that will co-host the
> """next""" Cricket World Cup, also in 2015.

India

Mark Brader <msb@vex.net> wrote:

> ** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye

> 1. Italy.

ciao

> 2. Japan.

sayonara

> 3. Spain.

adios

> 4. France.

adieu

> 5. Germany.

auf wiedersehen

(Although I am told this is very formal; there is a shorter informal
way to say it which I forget.)

> 7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?

Finnish

> 8. In what country would you expect someone to say "z?i ji?n"?

China

> 9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?

Arabic

> 10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
> "WAH-lay"]?

Latin

> ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round

> * A. Weird Art Trivia

> A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
> co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
> Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
> the original?

Marcel Duchamp

> A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
> pop Chupa Chups?

Andy Warhol

> * B. Supercontinents

> B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
> back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
> years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
> that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
> Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

Pangaea

> B2. Give the name of the supercontinent in existence 750,000,000-
> 1,100,000,000 years ago. This name comes from the Russian
> for "to give birth".

Gondwanaland

(I don't think that's it but it's the only other one I can remember.)

> * C. Record-Holding Lakes

> C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
> freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
> (3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
> It's a record either way. Name the lake.

Lake Superior

> C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
> fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
> years old. Name the lake.

Lake Baikal

> * D. Numerical Women's Groups

> D2. What is the numerical term for the group of women's liberal
> arts colleges in the US that has been considered a parallel
> to the men's -- as it was -- Ivy League?

Seven Sisters

> * E. Pixar Villains

> E1. Charles Muntz, voiced by Christopher Plummer, is the villain
> of which Pixar movie?

Up

> E2. Randall Boggs, voiced by Steve Buscemi, is the villain of
> which Pixar movie?

Monsters Inc.

> * F. Quadrennial Non-Soccer World Cups

> F1. What nation will host the """next""" Rugby World Cup,
> in 2015?

New Zealand; Ireland

> F2. Give either of the two nations that will co-host the
> """next""" Cricket World Cup, also in 2015.

Pakistan; Bangladesh

--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum tool@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."

Mark Brader wrote:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2012-07-16,
> and should be interpreted accordingly. All questions were written
> by members of What She Said and/or of Smith & Guessin', but have
> been reformatted and may have been retyped and/or edited by me.
> I will reveal the correct answers in about 3 days.
>
> For further information, including an explanation of the """
> notation that may appear in these rounds, see my 2021-07-20
> companion posting on "Reposted Questions from the Canadian
> Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".
>
>
> ** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye
>
> In Samoa you would say "tofa"; in Norway, "ha det." For the first
> 6 questions, we'll give you the name of a country, and you say
> "goodbye" in that country's native language.
>
> 1. Italy.

Ciao

> 2. Japan.

Sayonara

> 3. Spain.

Adios

> 4. France.

Adieu

> 5. Germany.

Auf wiedersehen

> 6. Ireland (Gaelic).
> 7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?
> 8. In what country would you expect someone to say "zài jiàn"?
> 9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?
> 10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
> "WAH-lay"]?
>
>
> ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round
>
> * A. Weird Art Trivia
>
> A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
> co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
> Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
> the original?
>
> A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
> pop Chupa Chups?
>
>
> * B. Supercontinents
>
> B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
> back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
> years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
> that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
> Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

Pangaea

>
> B2. Give the name of the supercontinent in existence 750,000,000-
> 1,100,000,000 years ago. This name comes from the Russian
> for "to give birth".

Gondwanaland

>
>
> * C. Record-Holding Lakes
>
> C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
> freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
> (3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
> It's a record either way. Name the lake.
>
> C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
> fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
> years old. Name the lake.

Lake Baikal

>
>
> * D. Numerical Women's Groups
>
> D1. What is the numerical term for the group of Canadian women
> who in 1927 challenged the Supreme Court of Canada's
> decision that women are "not persons", eventually leading
> to a change in Canadian judicial approach known as the
> "Living Tree Doctrine"?
>
> D2. What is the numerical term for the group of women's liberal
> arts colleges in the US that has been considered a parallel
> to the men's -- as it was -- Ivy League?

7 Sisters

>
>
> * E. Pixar Villains
>
> E1. Charles Muntz, voiced by Christopher Plummer, is the villain
> of which Pixar movie?

Up

>
> E2. Randall Boggs, voiced by Steve Buscemi, is the villain of
> which Pixar movie?

Monsters, Inc.

>
>
> * F. Quadrennial Non-Soccer World Cups
>
> *Note*: in each case you can answer for the next event, in 2023.
>
> F1. What nation will host the """next""" Rugby World Cup,
> in 2015?

New Zealand; USA

>
> F2. Give either of the two nations that will co-host the
> """next""" Cricket World Cup, also in 2015.

New Zealand

>

Pete Gayde

On 8/24/22 03:31, Mark Brader wrote:
>
> ** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye
>
> In Samoa you would say "tofa"; in Norway, "ha det." For the first
> 6 questions, we'll give you the name of a country, and you say
> "goodbye" in that country's native language.
>
> 1. Italy.

ciao

> 2. Japan.

sayonara

> 3. Spain.

hasta la vista

> 4. France.

au revoir

> 5. Germany.

auf Wiedersehen

> 6. Ireland (Gaelic).
> 7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?
> 8. In what country would you expect someone to say "zài jiàn"?
> 9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?

Arabic

> 10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
> "WAH-lay"]?

Latin

>
>
> ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round
>
> * A. Weird Art Trivia
>
> A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
> co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
> Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
> the original?
>
> A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
> pop Chupa Chups?
>
>
> * B. Supercontinents
>
> B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
> back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
> years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
> that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
> Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

Pangaea

>
> B2. Give the name of the supercontinent in existence 750,000,000-
> 1,100,000,000 years ago. This name comes from the Russian
> for "to give birth".

Rodinia

>
>
> * C. Record-Holding Lakes
>
> C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
> freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
> (3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
> It's a record either way. Name the lake.

Lake Huron

>
> C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
> fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
> years old. Name the lake.

Lake Baikal

>
>
> * D. Numerical Women's Groups
>
> D1. What is the numerical term for the group of Canadian women
> who in 1927 challenged the Supreme Court of Canada's
> decision that women are "not persons", eventually leading
> to a change in Canadian judicial approach known as the
> "Living Tree Doctrine"?
>
> D2. What is the numerical term for the group of women's liberal
> arts colleges in the US that has been considered a parallel
> to the men's -- as it was -- Ivy League?

Seven Sisters

>
>
> * E. Pixar Villains
>
> E1. Charles Muntz, voiced by Christopher Plummer, is the villain
> of which Pixar movie?
>
> E2. Randall Boggs, voiced by Steve Buscemi, is the villain of
> which Pixar movie?
>
>
> * F. Quadrennial Non-Soccer World Cups
>
> *Note*: in each case you can answer for the next event, in 2023.
>
> F1. What nation will host the """next""" Rugby World Cup,
> in 2015?
>
> F2. Give either of the two nations that will co-host the
> """next""" Cricket World Cup, also in 2015.
>

--
Dan Tilque

Mark Brader:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2012-07-16,
> and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information...
> see my 2021-07-20 companion posting on "Reposted Questions from the
> Canadian Inquisition (RQFTCI*)".

So Game 10 is over and JOSHUA KREITZER has won by a sizable margin.
Hearty congratulations, sir!

> ** Game 10, Round 9 - Miscellaneous - Words for Goodbye

> In Samoa you would say "tofa"; in Norway, "ha det." For the first
> 6 questions, we'll give you the name of a country, and you say
> "goodbye" in that country's native language.

In the original game, this was tied with Round 8 (Canadian character
actors) as the easiest round and, if current-events rounds are
ignored, as two of four rounds tied for third-easiest in the entire
season. (The other two were: Game 8, Round 3 - Name the Artwork -
and Game 7, Round 3 - Dickens Characters.)

> 1. Italy.

Arrivederci or ciao. 4 for everyone -- Joshua, Erland, Dan Blum,
Pete, and Dan Tilque.

> 2. Japan.

Sayonara. 4 for everyone.

> 3. Spain.

Adiós or hasta la vista. 4 for everyone.

> 4. France.

Au revoir or adieu. 4 for everyone.

> 5. Germany.

Auf Wiedersehen or (informal) Tschüss. 4 for everyone.

> 6. Ireland (Gaelic).

Slán ("slawn"). (Not "Sláinte", which means "health" and is a
drinking toast like "cheers".)

> 7. In which language is the word for goodbye "lehitraot"?

Hebrew. 4 for Joshua and Erland.

> 8. In what country would you expect someone to say "zài jiàn"?

China. 4 for Joshua, Erland, and Dan Blum.

> 9. In which major language is the word for goodbye "ma'as-salama"?

Arabic. 4 for Joshua, Erland, Dan Blum, and Dan Tilque.

> 10. In which language is the word for goodbye "vale" ["VAH-lay" or
> "WAH-lay"]?

Latin. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, and Dan Tilque.

> ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round

> * A. Weird Art Trivia

> A1. What famous artist was arrested and charged as a
> co-conspirator in the theft of the "Mona Lisa" from the
> Louvre in 1911, and for forging a copy which was sold as
> the original?

Pablo Picasso. (He was cleared.) 4 for Joshua and Erland.

> A2. What famous artist designed the logo for the candy sucker
> pop Chupa Chups?

Salvador Dalí. 4 for Joshua.

> * B. Supercontinents

> B1. Plate tectonics keeps juggling the continents, bringing them
> back together into a supercontinent roughly every 450,000,000
> years after each split. Given the name of the supercontinent
> that was in existence 200,000,000-300,000,000 years ago.
> Its name derives from the Greek term for "entire Earth".

Pangaea. 4 for everyone.

> B2. Give the name of the supercontinent in existence 750,000,000-
> 1,100,000,000 years ago. This name comes from the Russian
> for "to give birth".

Rodinia. 4 for Dan Tilque.

> * C. Record-Holding Lakes

> C1. This lake has the longest coastline in the world for
> freshwater lakes at 2,980 km (1,851 miles), or 6,175 km
> (3,840 miles) if you count the islands within the lake.
> It's a record either way. Name the lake.

L. Huron. 4 for Dan Tilque.

> C2. The oldest known lake in the world is this Russian lake that
> fills a rift valley, and is estimated to be 25,000,000
> years old. Name the lake.

L. Baikal. 4 for everyone.

> * D. Numerical Women's Groups

> D1. What is the numerical term for the group of Canadian women
> who in 1927 challenged the Supreme Court of Canada's
> decision that women are "not persons", eventually leading
> to a change in Canadian judicial approach known as the
> "Living Tree Doctrine"?

The Famous (or Valiant) Five. (Emily Murphy, Irene Parlby, Nellie
McClung, Louise McKinney, Henrietta Edwards.) 4 for Joshua.

> D2. What is the numerical term for the group of women's liberal
> arts colleges in the US that has been considered a parallel
> to the men's -- as it was -- Ivy League?

The Seven Sisters. (Vassar, Radcliffe, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, Barnard,
Smith, Mt. Holyoke.) 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, and Dan Tilque.

> * E. Pixar Villains

> E1. Charles Muntz, voiced by Christopher Plummer, is the villain
> of which Pixar movie?

"Up!" 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, and Pete.

> E2. Randall Boggs, voiced by Steve Buscemi, is the villain of
> which Pixar movie?

"Monsters Inc." 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, and Pete.

> * F. Quadrennial Non-Soccer World Cups

> *Note*: in each case you can answer for the next event, in 2023.

> F1. What nation will host the """next""" Rugby World Cup,
> in 2015?

2015 answer: England. 2023 answer: France. 4 for Erland.

> F2. Give either of the two nations that will co-host the
> """next""" Cricket World Cup, also in 2015.

2015 answer: Australia, New Zealand. 2023 answer: India.
4 for Erland and Pete.

Scores, if there are no errors:

GAME 10 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> Can Lit Can Can Sci Can Mis Cha SIX
Joshua Kreitzer 8 28 18 3 8 10 36 32 132
Dan Tilque 3 8 -- -- 24 0 28 20 83
Dan Blum -- -- -- -- 12 17 32 20 81
Erland Sommarskog -- -- -- -- 4 0 32 20 56
Pete Gayde -- -- 0 10 -- -- 20 24 54

--
Mark Brader "'A matter of opinion'[?] I have to say you are
Toronto right. There['s] your opinion, which is wrong,
msb@vex.net and mine, which is right." -- Gene Ward Smith

My text in this article is in the public domain.