THE GREEK INTERPRETERS
Winter Meeting: February 15th, 2012, Hershey's, E. Lansing
The Three Students
THE GREEK INTERPRETERS | |
Winter Meeting: February 15th, 2012, Hershey's, E. Lansing
The Three Students | |
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In accord with the academic setting of this story, the quiz will be in the form of a scholarship examination. | |
| 1. |
The _______ Scholarship Examination | |
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| History | ||
| 2. | The subject of the Greek examination: _______ (1 wrd, 10 ltrs) | |
| 3. | Holmes' current research: _______ (3 wrd, 5, 7 & 8 ltrs) | |
| Architecture | ||
| 4. | The arched door style leading to the staircase: _______ (1 wrd, 6 ltrs) | |
| 5. | The occupant of the ground floor apartment: _______ (2 wrd, 6 ltrs each) | |
| 6. | The occupant of the first floor apartment: young _______ (1 wrd, 9 ltrs) | |
| 7. | The occupant of the second floor apartment: _______ (2 wrd, 6 & 3 ltrs) | |
| 8. | The occupant of the third floor ppartment: _______ (2 wrd, 5 & 7 ltrs) | |
| Educational Materials | ||
| 9. | The manufacturer of pencils: _______ (2 wrd, 6 & 5 ltrs) | |
| Physical Education | ||
| 10, 11 | Two team sports mentioned in the story: _______ & _______ | |
| 12, 13 | Two track & field events mentioned in the story: _______ & _______ | |
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Numbers in the Canon Numbers appear in the titles of many stories. In particular, the numbers three through six are in the titles of seven. With a little literary license we can also include one and two. Identify these stories, omitting trivial words such as "the". In each case the number is part of the title. Tonight's story is not one of the answers. | ||
| 14. | One: _______ (2 wrd, 8 & 7 ltrs) | |
| 15. | Two: _______ (2 wrd, 6 & 5 ltrs) | |
| 16. | Three: _______ (2 wrd, 5 & 6 ltrs) | |
| 17. | Three: _______ (2 wrd, 5 & 9 ltrs) | |
| 18. | Three: _______ (3 wrd, 7, 5 & 7 ltrs) | |
| 19. | Four: _______ of _______ (2 wrd, 4 ltrs each) | |
| 20. | Five: _______ (3 wrd, 4, 6 & 4 ltrs) | |
| 20. | Six: _______ (2 wrd, 3 & 9 ltrs) | |
