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Right you are. Pirez – 5 points The Jonster – 5 points LoveMetal – 4 points PluMGMK – 3 points Aaron – 1 point Ray502 – 1 point [fysb] – 1 point Hunchman801 – 1 point Whoops, I noticed I had accidentally forgotten to update the question number last time. Anyway, this is the 22nd question. Question ...

Sid Meier's Civilization, indeed. Pirez – 5 points The Jonster – 5 points LoveMetal – 4 points PluMGMK – 3 points Aaron – 1 point Ray502 – 1 point [fysb] – 1 point Question #20: In feudal Japan, what was the commander of the samurai – who was also the de facto ruler of the country – called?

Florence is correct. Pirez – 5 points The Jonster – 5 points PluMGMK – 3 points LoveMetal – 3 points Aaron – 1 point Ray502 – 1 point [fysb] – 1 point Question #20: Which video game, originally released in 1991, allows you to build an empire that will "stand the test of time"?

Unfortunately not. It's in northern Italy.

EDIT: You may reanswer if you so wish. If there's no new answers in a day or so, I guess I'll have to change the question once again.

Oh, sorry, I meant the literal meaning of those two words translated, but my bad... This is what you get for writing down questions in a high fever :lol: Anyway, I consider your answer correct . Pirez – 5 points The Jonster – 4 points PluMGMK – 3 points LoveMetal – 3 points Aaron – 1 point Ray502 – ...

The Jonster's answer was pretty close and it may even have been correct, but I'm not completely sure what he meant. An onomatopoeia is not necessarily a sound effect or tied into another word; as PluMGMK said, it's a word that sounds like what it means (to use Jonster's example, "quacking"...

That's right.

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Question #17: What does the word "onomatopoeia" mean?

Absolutely right.

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Question #16: What mythical beast guarded the gates of the Underworld in Greek mythology?

I just don't know the answers and I refuse to look them up ;) That's just playing by the rules :D It's just sometimes hard to estimate what to consider a difficult question. In any case, Question #15: Which actor played the character Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy (2001-2003)?

It seems there's no answers at all... I'll probably change the question again in a couple of hours. My apologies.

Exactly – Phobos and Deimos.

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Question #14: Throughout the history of cinema, only three films have won as many as 11 Academy Awards (or Oscars). Name two of them.

Well, nobody answered the bonus question, so I'll just move on. You can still answer the bonus question too, though. Bonus Question #1: What is the proper name of FOP syndrome, also known as the Stoneman Disease, which causes fibrous tissue to be gradually replaced with bone? Question #14: How many ...

All right, I guess since nobody has answered the bonus question, I'll post the next regular one later today. Maybe it was a bit too difficult...? My apologies.

Correct-o-mundo. Pirez – 5 points The Jonster – 3 points LoveMetal – 2 points Aaron – 1 point Ray502 – 1 point PluMGMK – 1 point I think it's time for our first bonus question! Bonus Question #1: What is the proper name of FOP syndrome, also known as the Stoneman Disease, which causes fibrous tissu...

Piccolo is the answer I'm looking for, although sopranino sax is technically also correct. Pirez – 4 points The Jonster – 3 points LoveMetal – 2 points Aaron – 1 point Ray502 – 1 point PluMGMK – 1 point Question #13: What novel is the 19th century American writer Herman Melville especially known for?

Not exactly. There is still one instrument higher than the flute.

PluMGMK's answer is correct.

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Question #12: What is the highest-pitched woodwind instrument in a symphonic orchestra?

Correct! Ian McDiarmid was Emperor Palpatine in the same film series, but he never portrayed Vader.

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Question #11: Who was the first Roman Emperor?

Nope, David Prowse is actually the main actor for Lord Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy!

Exactly.

Pirez – 4 points
The Jonster – 3 points
Aaron – 1 point
LoveMetal – 1 point

Question #10: Which one of these four actors has never portrayed the film character Darth Vader?
a) Ian McDiarmid
b) David Prowse
c) Sebastian Shaw
d) Hayden Christensen