Answers and Points Timeline, Game 14 Thursday September 18
Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:55 am
So, who besides me used to get up at ungodly hours just to watch the weddings of a bunch of inbreds who'd never invite me in the first place and I wouldn't want to meet, anyway? All of you? I thought so!
I should have known that it would come in handy later in life when I needed a Timeline topic, though. Ha! The English are so neat and tidy, Queen Elizabeth has four children, each of who/m has two children. Therefore she has eight grandchildren, four boys and four girls. Don't you love symmetry?
They are also fond of giving a lot of "Christian" names. All of the Queen's children have four given names. Her eldest and youngest sons gave their children four names, while her daughter and middle son were content with three each for their kids. Got all that? Good! I've put the number of names in parentheses by each title, just in case.
Today's Timeline will be to provide the name and birth year of the 12 people in question, using the Well provided (with 3 bogies). You'll also get extra points for figuring out any of their 'extra' names (surnames don't count).
Scoring: Birth year bullseye - 10 points (120 possible)
Close (+/- 2 years) - 4 points
Ballpark (+/- 5 years) - 2 points
First names: 5 points each (60 possible)
Add'l names: 3 points each (96 possible, 32 add'l names total)
Identifying bogies: 1 point each (3 possible)
Bonus: 10 points each (20 possible)
For a whopping 299 points today! (I told you there were going to be some big points days coming up.) Please format as follows:
1. Prince of Wales
1902
Charles Larry Curly Moe
Triple Timeline - September 18
"The Royal Name Game"
1. Duke of York (4)
2. Earl of Wessex (4)
3. Lady (4)
4. Miss (3)
5. Mister (3)
6. Prince of Wales (4)
7. Prince #1 (4)
8. Prince #2 (4)
9. Princess Royal (4)
10. Princess #1 (3)
11. Princess #2 (3)
12. Viscount Severn (4)
Bogies:
Bonus: Princess Anne is the only member of the Royal family to have competed in the Olympics. What was the sport and in which city were the games held (10 points each)?
Freebie #1: Elizabeth was already the mother of two when she became Queen.
Freebie #2: Each child had both of their children before the next child had theirs, but not necessarily in the order of their own birth.
Freebie #3: Seven decades are represented by the twelve births, the 80s being the most popular with four entries.
Freebie #4: The eldest Princess of York was born on the luckiest day of the 20th century.
First Name Well: (3 bogies)
I should have known that it would come in handy later in life when I needed a Timeline topic, though. Ha! The English are so neat and tidy, Queen Elizabeth has four children, each of who/m has two children. Therefore she has eight grandchildren, four boys and four girls. Don't you love symmetry?
They are also fond of giving a lot of "Christian" names. All of the Queen's children have four given names. Her eldest and youngest sons gave their children four names, while her daughter and middle son were content with three each for their kids. Got all that? Good! I've put the number of names in parentheses by each title, just in case.
Today's Timeline will be to provide the name and birth year of the 12 people in question, using the Well provided (with 3 bogies). You'll also get extra points for figuring out any of their 'extra' names (surnames don't count).
Scoring: Birth year bullseye - 10 points (120 possible)
Close (+/- 2 years) - 4 points
Ballpark (+/- 5 years) - 2 points
First names: 5 points each (60 possible)
Add'l names: 3 points each (96 possible, 32 add'l names total)
Identifying bogies: 1 point each (3 possible)
Bonus: 10 points each (20 possible)
For a whopping 299 points today! (I told you there were going to be some big points days coming up.) Please format as follows:
1. Prince of Wales
1902
Charles Larry Curly Moe
Triple Timeline - September 18
"The Royal Name Game"
1. Duke of York (4)
2. Earl of Wessex (4)
3. Lady (4)
4. Miss (3)
5. Mister (3)
6. Prince of Wales (4)
7. Prince #1 (4)
8. Prince #2 (4)
9. Princess Royal (4)
10. Princess #1 (3)
11. Princess #2 (3)
12. Viscount Severn (4)
Bogies:
Bonus: Princess Anne is the only member of the Royal family to have competed in the Olympics. What was the sport and in which city were the games held (10 points each)?
Freebie #1: Elizabeth was already the mother of two when she became Queen.
Freebie #2: Each child had both of their children before the next child had theirs, but not necessarily in the order of their own birth.
Freebie #3: Seven decades are represented by the twelve births, the 80s being the most popular with four entries.
Freebie #4: The eldest Princess of York was born on the luckiest day of the 20th century.
First Name Well: (3 bogies)
- Albert
Andrew
Anne
Beatrice
Charles
Edward
Eugenie
Henry
James
Louise
Peter
Richard
Sophie
William
Zara