The Teensies' General Knowledge Quiz – Season 13 – Reese Riverson

[The Jonster]

Ok how about awesome? Is that the word?

[Pirez]

Ok how about awesome? Is that the word?

Yes!!! Now you (and you alone) reconstruct the whole sentence!

[The Jonster]

Ok….I think this stew is awesome?

[Rsandee]

I think this will be awesome!

[Pirez]

Ok….I think this stew is awesome?

And there it is. Knock yourselves out with the ebonics translator

Leaderboard
DaveRattlehead - 2 points
The Jonster - 1 point

I think I'll skip question 5 on my spreadsheet because I get the feeling I'll withdraw it. Maybe as a bonus even though I never undestood what bonus questions give you.

Question 6
Name five breed of dogs that are crossed with wolves

Code: Select all

Season 11 - History of questions

Question 1: What is the name of Cisjordania used by Israeli settlers since late 2024?
Answer: Judea-Samaria. (DaveRattlehead)

Question 2: Who has received the most Nobel Peace Prizes in human history?
Answer: Red Cross International Commitee (1917,1944,1963). (DaveRattlehead)

Question 3 : In american football, there has been a (rather shocking) discovery that taking too many hits to the head can result in a permanent condition called CTE. What is the name of the scientist how discovered this condition? 
Answer : Dr. Benett Omalu (question withdrawn)

Question 4 - Translate this sentence from ebonics : "I tink tis tsew be phat.
Answer : I think this stew is awesome (The Jonster)

[Giant Chicken]

Husky, German Shepard, Border Collie, St Bernard, and dobberman? (Really just listing big dog breeds that I know)

[DaveRattlehead]

German Shepard, Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Canadian Eskimo and Greenland Dog

[Pirez]

Husky, German Shepard, Border Collie, St Bernard, and dobberman? (Really just listing big dog breeds that I know)

Yeah... That's a hard no on the border collie, St Bernard and Dobberman.

German Shepard, Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Canadian Eskimo and Greenland Dog

According to my list, the Canadian Eskimo and Greenland Dog aren't crossed with wolfes, even though they are used for sledding.

I looked both of them up and I don't find a source saying they are, so I'm afraid I'll disavow those two.

[The Jonster]

I can only think of Husky, German Shepard and Inuit dog. Yeah that’s pretty much it.

[Greengoop]

How about just naming different countries and their wolfdogs. Let’s go for French Wolfdog, German Wolfdog, Russian Wolfdog, Belgian Wolfdog and Austrian Wolfdog.

[Pirez]

*sigh* Do I have to withdraw this question again?

I'll let all of you answer again if you want to.

[Greengoop]

How about German Shepherd, Austrian Shepherd, Husky, Alaskan Malamute and Inuit Dog?

[Pirez]

Getting closer, but the Austrian Shepherd doesn't seem to be part wolf.

[Greengoop]

Hehe, fuck the person who named it then

[DaveRattlehead]

Just a quick question before answering.

Inuit dog and Canadian Eskimo dog (this one seems to be a bit controversial) are different names for the same dog breed. Greengoop got closer with his answer, being the Austrian Shepherd an incorrect one. So... Can we count the Inuit dog as valid?

[Pirez]

Hmmm... That's embarassing. While checking Inuit Dog, it lead me to the french Wikipedia page as some other breed. My bad. Cross-referencing the sources, the Inuit dog / Canadian Eskimo is not part wolf (it is explicitely stated in its Wiki page).

So after further review, Greeny's answers does not progress anything.

[DaveRattlehead]

Okay, nice to know that.

So I'll go with German Shepherd, Belgian Shepherd, Husky, Alaskan Malamute and Samoyed.

[Pirez]

Samoyed yes, Belgian Shepherd no

[Rsandee]

German Shepherd, Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed and the Japanese Akita?

[Pirez]

That's a no on the Japanese Akita.

Hint : there are quite a few on the board, but if you must make guess based on countries you might want to look for countries that stopped existing not that long ago.

All of you may answer again.