Summer of Reverse Sheep Continues -- Double-Oh Sheep: The James Bond Edition
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This question #8 shows me why I sometimes really suck with missing the obvious. The question mentions locations so my brain starts thinking of great scenes in different parts of the world.
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Soon I'm going to be busy for the rest of the day so a couple comments on upcoming questions:
#9. Scoring this could be tricky too (damn those reverses). Does "go up against" mean the organization had to be Bond's opponent? Or can it be interpreted more loosely as just any organization Bond encountered? And how specific do answers need to be? You could list the police/intelligence agency/military of nearly any country Bond visited and argue it was a correct answer. And as an example, will an answer like "russian spies" be considered specific enough to be correct when the more correct answer should be "KGB"? [BTW, my own answer shouldn't be an issue ... I gave the specific name of an organization who tried to kill Bond in at least one movie]
#10. Does anyone remember the earlier Bond game? They had a sheep question just like this "name a Bond villain" that didn't exclude for Blofield. And the results were a landslide. And ... it wasn't a landslide in Blofield's favor! Easiest answer of the game for me. You sheep better not blow it for me!
#9. Scoring this could be tricky too (damn those reverses). Does "go up against" mean the organization had to be Bond's opponent? Or can it be interpreted more loosely as just any organization Bond encountered? And how specific do answers need to be? You could list the police/intelligence agency/military of nearly any country Bond visited and argue it was a correct answer. And as an example, will an answer like "russian spies" be considered specific enough to be correct when the more correct answer should be "KGB"? [BTW, my own answer shouldn't be an issue ... I gave the specific name of an organization who tried to kill Bond in at least one movie]
#10. Does anyone remember the earlier Bond game? They had a sheep question just like this "name a Bond villain" that didn't exclude for Blofield. And the results were a landslide. And ... it wasn't a landslide in Blofield's favor! Easiest answer of the game for me. You sheep better not blow it for me!
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BTW, this week I happen to be lecturing to college students (in an intro biology class) about the different types of bonds. I gave a little matching quiz where you had to pick the correct bond: a) ionic bond, b) covalent bond, c) hydrogen bond, d) James Bond. And yes ... for some of the questions, you needed to pick "James Bond" for the answer
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Soon I'm going to be busy for the rest of the day so a couple comments on upcoming questions:
#9. Scoring this could be tricky too (damn those reverses). Does "go up against" mean the organization had to be Bond's opponent? Or can it be interpreted more loosely as just any organization Bond encountered? And how specific do answers need to be? You could list the police/intelligence agency/military of nearly any country Bond visited and argue it was a correct answer. And as an example, will an answer like "russian spies" be considered specific enough to be correct when the more correct answer should be "KGB"? [BTW, my own answer shouldn't be an issue ... I gave the specific name of an organization who tried to kill Bond in at least one movie]
#10. Does anyone remember the earlier Bond game? They had a sheep question just like this "name a Bond villain" that didn't exclude for Blofield. And the results were a landslide. And ... it wasn't a landslide in Blofield's favor! Easiest answer of the game for me. You sheep better not blow it for me!
#9. Scoring this could be tricky too (damn those reverses). Does "go up against" mean the organization had to be Bond's opponent? Or can it be interpreted more loosely as just any organization Bond encountered? And how specific do answers need to be? You could list the police/intelligence agency/military of nearly any country Bond visited and argue it was a correct answer. And as an example, will an answer like "russian spies" be considered specific enough to be correct when the more correct answer should be "KGB"? [BTW, my own answer shouldn't be an issue ... I gave the specific name of an organization who tried to kill Bond in at least one movie]
#10. Does anyone remember the earlier Bond game? They had a sheep question just like this "name a Bond villain" that didn't exclude for Blofield. And the results were a landslide. And ... it wasn't a landslide in Blofield's favor! Easiest answer of the game for me. You sheep better not blow it for me!
BTW, this week I happen to be lecturing to college students (in an intro biology class) about the different types of bonds. I gave a little matching quiz where you had to pick the correct bond: a) ionic bond, b) covalent bond, c) hydrogen bond, d) James Bond. And yes ... for some of the questions, you needed to pick "James Bond" for the answer
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#10. Does anyone remember the earlier Bond game? They had a sheep question just like this "name a Bond villain" that didn't exclude for Blofield. And the results were a landslide. And ... it wasn't a landslide in Blofield's favor! Easiest answer of the game for me. You sheep better not blow it for me!
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Pussy Ryder?
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BTW, this week I happen to be lecturing to college students (in an intro biology class) about the different types of bonds. I gave a little matching quiz where you had to pick the correct bond: a) ionic bond, b) covalent bond, c) hydrogen bond, d) James Bond. And yes ... for some of the questions, you needed to pick "James Bond" for the answer
Q: Name the force that attracts water molecules to each which causes surface tension (explaining why it hurts when you do a belly flop into a pool).
A:
Spoiler:
Q: Name the force that stands in the way of SPECTRE and their quest for world domination.
A:
Spoiler:
And yes ... there's usually a student who gets the JB answer wrong!
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6.) REVERSE: Name another famous “J.B.” from the fictional world of espionage (hint: from material outside the Bond universe and mediums other than film are acceptable)
We have just one incorrect answer ...
wishbone provided "Matt Helm, Dean Martin" as his answer. This would be acceptable for the later question about spoofs, parodies, and knock-offs, but I cannot find a way to declare the character a "J.B."
Please elaborate on this answer.
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Almost 10 pages....and we've only done 8 questions.
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I read the question as James Bond-type, like Our Man Flint, not alternate "J.B." whatever. Had I read the question correctly I still wouldn't have got it right.
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Just for the record, this was my answer to the iconic moment question.
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His first name was part of the joke.
I had Goldfinger as my answer then changed it. I didn't realize at the time that the best strategy would be to say Goldfinger for everything.
I had Goldfinger as my answer then changed it. I didn't realize at the time that the best strategy would be to say Goldfinger for everything.
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