curious as to which two you missed? .. 

RadioActive wrote:

I'm ashamed to say the first two. But I admit to being geographically challenged. Always have been for some reason. Can't do math well, either. (In this I think I'm not alone amongst broadcast colleagues!) Languages and writing are more my thing.   

*chuckles* we each have our own challenges : )) .. 

maybe if the questions had a musical twist .. would this have been better?

1) The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down, Of the big lake they called Gitche Gumee.  What's the lake?

2) Lonely feeling deep inside. Find a corner where I can hide. Silent footsteps crowding me. Sudden darkness but I can see.  The band hails from what province?

 

via Richard Southern at City News, City News is pretty good at building community with their audience, I didn't see many if any other radio/tv people talking about this, tho I may have missed them

https://twitter.com/RichardCityNews/status/1620240547029073921?t=_d3W2DFNfXBQVl79x_XZ0w&s=19

My answer would have been "this retired hockey player scored the world's most famous goal and yet is not in the National Hockey League's Hall of Fame."

Last edited by betaylored (January 31, 2023 3:59 pm)

I got all five correct, but the real question is would I have punched my clicker quickly enough to have the opportunity to answer correctly.                                                                                                                                                                  RA: You mentioned that Geography was not exactly your strong suit. I loved the subject. I was once told Geography is the study of Why What is Where. At the other end of the scale, I hated Science. Failed it twice!! in Grade 9 and finally passed it in Summer School. To this day I know virtually nothing about Chemistry, Biology or Physics. To me, the Periodic Table is something I could eat my lunch on.

5 for 5 baby!!!