QOD Friday-week 3
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QOD Friday-week 3
Today's question is a bonus question. No need to wager anything. There will be four answers. If there are more than four answers, the wrong ones will be taken first. Each answer is worth five points. The category is the US states.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
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Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
It looks to me like the states don't need to necessarily go with each question, we just need to name four of them. So I can shoot for the moon with four states and hope to hit one of the random questions.....
Maryland, California, Florida, Kentucky
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
It looks to me like the states don't need to necessarily go with each question, we just need to name four of them. So I can shoot for the moon with four states and hope to hit one of the random questions.....
Maryland, California, Florida, Kentucky
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends". MISSOURI
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. MARYLAND
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. CALIFORNIA
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. FLORIDA
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. MARYLAND
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. CALIFORNIA
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. FLORIDA
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
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Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
It looks to me like the states don't need to necessarily go with each question, we just need to name four of them. So I can shoot for the moon with four states and hope to hit one of the random questions.....
Maryland, California, Florida, Kentucky
Guessing is good. Just don't guess more than four.
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Today's question is a bonus question. No need to wager anything. There will be four answers. If there are more than four answers, the wrong ones will be taken first. Each answer is worth five points. The category is the US states.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
WAG: Hawaii (sorry, I don't do "diacritical marks!)
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Maryland (wasn't this just on a weekend QOD? Non-Virgin-type of Mary?)
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Florida (of course, the indigenous people of Florida already knew where they were & did not need to be "discovered!")
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Today's question is a bonus question. No need to wager anything. There will be four answers. If there are more than four answers, the wrong ones will be taken first. Each answer is worth five points. The category is the US states.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
WAG: Hawaii (sorry, I don't do "diacritical marks!)
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Maryland (wasn't this just on a weekend QOD? Non-Virgin-type of Mary?)
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Florida (of course, the indigenous people of Florida already knew where they were & did not need to be "discovered!")
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends". -- Texas
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. -- Maryland?
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. -- California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. -- Florida
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. -- Maryland?
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. -- California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. -- Florida
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends". --
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. --
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. --
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. --
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Hawaii?
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Maryland
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California
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Florida?
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
ulysses5019 wrote:Today's question is a bonus question. No need to wager anything. There will be four answers. If there are more than four answers, the wrong ones will be taken first. Each answer is worth five points. The category is the US states.
Name origins of states:
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
Arizona?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Thanks to the weekend QOD that would be Maryland
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
My home state of Florida
Arizona?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Thanks to the weekend QOD that would be Maryland
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
My home state of Florida
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
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Texas
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Maryland
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California
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Florida
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
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Oklahoma
Maryland
California
Florida
Maryland
California
Florida
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1. [CLAM]
2. Maryland
3. California
4. Florida
2. Maryland
3. California
4. Florida
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Name origins of states:
(my prediction 0 for 4 today)
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
Minnesota?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Maryland?
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
Alabama?
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
California?
---Jay
(my prediction 0 for 4 today)
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
Minnesota?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Maryland?
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
Alabama?
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
California?
---Jay
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
Oregon?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Maryland?
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
California?
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Florida?
Oregon?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
Maryland?
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
California?
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Florida?
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends". WAG Utah
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. Maryland
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. That was around the time of Ponce de Leon - Florida?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. Maryland
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. That was around the time of Ponce de Leon - Florida?
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
Today's question is a bonus question. No need to wager anything. There will be four answers. If there are more than four answers, the wrong ones will be taken first. Each answer is worth five points. The category is the US states.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".
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No idea. Idaho?
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Hmmm....this looks familiar.
Maryland.
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I remember a question once about the only state named after a fictional place. The answer then (and I think now) was California.
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Gotta be Florida.
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
ulysses5019 wrote:Today's question is a bonus question. No need to wager anything. There will be four answers. If there are more than four answers, the wrong ones will be taken first. Each answer is worth five points. The category is the US states.
Name origins of states:
This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends".This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England.Spoiler
Wisconsin?This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian.Spoiler
MarylandThis state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season.Spoiler
Oregon?Spoiler
Florida?
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This state's name is derived from the Caddooan language of the Hasinai and means "allies" or "friends". -- WAG Massachusetts?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. -- Maryland
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. -- California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. -- Florida?
This state is named for the Queen Consort of Charles I of England. -- Maryland
This state's name is commonly believed to have derived from a storied paradise peopled by black Amazons as related in the 1510 work The Exploits of Esplandian. -- California
This state was "discovered" by a Spanish explorer on April 2, 1513 and is named for the Spanish term for the Easter season. -- Florida?
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Re: QOD Friday-week 3
I am in Arizona right now but here are the answers:
Texas
Maryland
California
Florida
There was no need to put them in order, you just had to list the four states. I will post scores later.
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Texas
Maryland
California
Florida
There was no need to put them in order, you just had to list the four states. I will post scores later.
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