Hozzászólások - manunkind

^ dangling preposition. how about:

From what was a giant mythical Jewish Golem made?

i have to agree with Johannes, here. i've gotten that j.r.r.tolkein quote question 6 times in the past 2 days. i can appreciate statistical anomalies, but there is clearly a limited rotation of questions running at any given time. the quiz olympics don't seem to have the same problem.

oh, good point, Johannes.

Where does the Los Angeles Dodgers play?

well, they PLAY all over the US. the question seems to be about where they are based.

"Where does the Los Angeles Dodgers play?"

does-->do

perhaps the evaluator didn't like the nobody/none-of-the-above option.

he was a reverend. here's a copy of his obituary: http://www.jack-russell-terrier.co.uk/breed/parson_john_russell_obituary.html.

^ so, why not change parson to reverend?

"National animal of India?"

sentence fragment

"Months have 31 or 30 days. How many months has 28 days?"

has-->have

"How do you call the 30th aniversary of marriage?"

grammar

When was Julius Caesar murdered?
54BC
44BC
45BC
34BC

pretty tight range of dates (just 20 years across all four answers) for an event that occurred more than 2000 years ago.

Which city in America is known as " Sin City" ?

there should be no space between the first " and the S.

are you sure you didn't accidentally hit the DP battle button?

"From which animal is Cashmere obtained from?"

second 'from' should be removed.

"Who was the first to run the marathon?"

the first man? the first person?

sorry, i didn't get the exact phrase because it was during the quiz olympics, but the question that asks for Demi Moore's character's name in "The Ghost" has the movie title wrong. it's just "Ghost".

"Who did write an opera from the story of Tristan and Isolde?"

did write-->wrote

"When did Mother Teresa won the Nobel peace prize?"

grammar

won-->win
and since the Nobel Peace Prize is a proper noun, it should be capitalized.

"How did the Milky Way get its name?"

the answer marked correct is a mythology explaining *why* it looks as it does. it is not an explanation of how it got its name.