Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Question 554

(id the blank)
explain...

Answer:
Kansas City Wizards

Answer:

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Question 553











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Friday, March 26, 2010

Question 552

What are X;Y;Z?




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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Question 551

its easy. Just put funda.
2.1 wide: no run,
2.1 FOUR
2.2 two runs
2.3 (noball) no run
2.3 wide: no run
2.3 (noball) one run
2.3 no run
2.4 wide: no run
2.4 wide: no run
2.4 no run
2.5 wide: no run
2.5 (noball) no run
2.5 wide: no run
2.5 wide: no run
2.5 (noball) no run
2.5 no run
2.6 FOUR


Answer: Longest over ever bowled in ODIs- Mohd. Sami

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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Question 550

snap from which video...?



Answer: Akon's Beautiful

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Question 549

Origin of X dates back to the 1990's. The idea behind X was that each X contained a score value, and a game was played to 'win' X from other players, though this was not the only way in which one could play with X, in fact there were many other games played with X .X were released in several different formats,with variation in their shapes and sizes. X have featured Looney Tunes, Pokémon, The Simpsons, Star Wars, AFL and NRL, Beyblade and many more. The game of X was to be played in the following way-
1. Stack
Players place an equal number of X, all face down, to make one single pile. A X can be flipped to determine which player then starts.
2. Whack
Each player takes a turn throwing a slammer downwards onto the pile, knocking some or all of the pile over.
3. Win
After each players turn, any X that flip over (and are now face up) are collected by the player. The remaining X are then restacked and the game continues until there are no X left in the pile. The player who has collected the most X is the winner (Alternatively, the player who has accumulated the highest score, based on the collected X values is the winner.

X were a rage in India when released. Id X.

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Question 548






Identify the names of these places, and THEN connect them.
okay, the answer i was looking for is EXTINCT tiger subspecies. But only tiger subspecies is okay.

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Monday, March 15, 2010

Question 547

Connect and identify.


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Question 546

A is related to B by the same logic by which C is related to D. Identify A,B,C,D and put fundae.

A


B

C

D

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Friday, March 12, 2010

Question 545

Identify the author of this book.

Answer: