Hozzászólások - manunkind

'From what country did the royal dynasty of Romania originate?' ??
dynasty-->family?

"Which of these gutarists was not a member of MetallicA"
guitarists
Metallica

when was the first film shown?

when-->When

What does the humpback whale eats?

eats-->eat

In The Lord of the Rings there was three elven rings of power. Which of the following did not have one?

was-->were
Rings-->Rings,
elven-->Elven

What is Avogadro's Number?

add 's' to molecule in answer.

From what country have originated the royal dinasty of Romania, Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen (1866-1947), also related with british and spanish dinasties?

i don't have the patience to point out all the problems here.

The tufted fabric "corduroy" has it's origins in what country?

it's-->its

Which of the folloing is a browser game ?

following has a 'w'

How did Judas Iscariot die

hung-->hanged

What is a grand slam in baseball?

a grand slam is a type of homerun, but the homerun answer is marked incorrect. the question should be changed to BEST answer or homerun should be removed from options.

Who is the highest paid sports person for 2010?

sports person-->athlete
is-->was
for-->in

In what contact are Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur famous?

contact-->context

Patience is the mother of all virtues! Which is the other trait the Quran emphasizes upon?

remove 'upon'

Who won the last football world cup in 2006?

remove "last"

What was Richard Pryor profession?

writter (in the answers) should have just one t.
Pryor should be Pryor's.
since answers are in pairs, the sentence should be in plural, was-->were and profession-->professions.

What was Richard Pryor profession?

he was also a writer, which is marked incorrect. blazing saddles, anyone?

What weights most - 1 kg of gold, 1 kg of silver or 1 kg of bronze?

no 't' in weights in question and in answer.

What is C from C.I.A tag stands for?

is-->does.
stands-->stand.
no article (the) before C.
no period after C.I.A.
no context for acronym.
tag? term? name? acronym?
and technically, 'for' shouldn't be dangling at the end.

seriously, how does something with so many errors get through?

Why does fire dies when we put water on it?

grammar

^ technically, it belongs at the beginning (so as to avoid the dreaded dangling preposition).