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Show Park Record Thursday, April 23, 1992 Page C5 ANSWERS TO PUZZLE NO. 0412 Trivia Test So, how many asses are in a pace, anyway? Last week's trivia wasn't that tough. What are you going to do if you come upon a pack of asses? You won't know it's called a pace; or that a gang of chickens hanging out together is a brood, or that a bunch of owls sitting on a branch (which isn't exaclty owl-like behavior), you'd call them'a parjaiment. We'll try this one one more time, to give you a chance to make up for last week's unredeemed free lunch. If you think you know the answers to this week's trivia test, call us at 649-9014 or stop by the Park Record office at 1670 Bonanza Drive. Answers must be in by noon Tuesday (though please note-trivia enthusiasts usually call early Thursdays). The first person to contact us with the correct answers wins a free sandwich from the Main Street Deli. You must pick up your sandwich the week you win; we've heard reports of people trying to claim sandwiches from 1978. If your trivia answers differ from ours, but you have documented proof of your answers, please bring in your reference and we'll accept your correction. This week's trivia addresses terms of multitude, or words to describe groups. 1. If the killer bees make it to Park City, you'll only have to worry about them if they're in this form. 2. If you find sixteen dogs going dumpster-diving in Swede .Alley, what sort of group have you got? 3. Some lions are sitting out on the savanna, hoping for a gang of antelope to wander by-what by-what are the lions called, collectively? ANNULnALTERni I M I S P PI S I S T S ET A PI G.O.U.D.A. NU LklL S H JRXUA 1. 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'35 Actor Cariou 36 Hersey's fictional town 37 Kiwi's extinct kin 39 Cooch . West Bengalese city 41 Danson and Williams 42 Magna 45 Soap segment 47 Peaked-cap wearer 51 Sounds of surprise 52 Plumed-hat wearer 56 Jewish month 57 Kind of trip 58 Danube city 60 Young women, to Aussies 61 Utah state flower 62 Lardners" Ike" 64 Paravane 66 Fed. airport service 67 Hircinegod 68 Top-hal wearer 70 Oda Brown. Whoopi in "Ghost" 71 Sandy's uncle 72 Embrace closely 73 One of Judy's daughters 74 Whale: Comb, form 75 Flag-lowering ceremony 77 Sun. event 78 Big-bang maker 80 Moorish (tropical fish) 81 Flier's-helmet wearer 82 "Born in the it 84 Beret wearer 87 Important 89 London doctors' street 90 Circles 93 Rhinoplasty objects 94 Dir. of Dallas from Austin 95 Physics preceder 100 Palhet . Communist group 101 Org. forTway 102 Writer Dahl 105 Shylock.e.g. 106 "La Sonnambula" heroine 108 NewGuinean port 110 Section of L A. 113 The Beatles' meter maid 114 Arab-headdress wearer 1 16 Crash-helmet wearer 118 State proposed by the Mormons: 1849 119 Place for 86 Down 120 Revenuers' target 121 Ingenuous 122 Southwest landscape features 123 Farinaceous DOWN 1 Forsyth's "The File" 2 Hobbled 3 Thin layer 4 Soccer team 5 J.F.K. visitor 6 Chad or Onega 7 "Hansel and Gretel" prop 8 Confirm 9 Zhou 10 Baroque or rococo 11 Frenzied 12 Where to find Andros 13 North chaser 14 Penologist Lewis E. 15 Down with, in Dieppe 16 "Casino- ." 007 spoof 17 Emulated Dee Brown 22 Federal irrigation-power bd. 23 Conrad or Cotten 24 Wiesbaden one 30 Chanel 32 Constructional item 34 Two-syllable foot 37 Hot Lips's given name 38 World Series winners: 1983 40 Casual greetings 41 Actress Polo or Copley 43 Cry's partner 44 West Indian island 46 Singer Richard Bennet 47 Manhattan College team 48 Think-tank members 49 Small generator 50 Magnon 53 City near Oakland 54 Swimmer 55 Famed Seminole chief 25 29 36 16 12 1 13 14 47 61 67 75 II 48 49 22 26 30 42 50 43 " 1u 90 100 106 114 91 111 121 76 87 92 1 107 37 38 27 63 58 32 39 45 51 33 40 93 101 115 108 S3 H"" n 102 109 9 85 103 110 116 119 122 104 I 78 28 52 60 35 ED 53 79 66 70 74 80 55 95 105 112 113 117 120 123 97 59 Fine cotton thread 60 Throttle 63 Driver's lie, cr. card, etc. 64 Crew member 65 Wordsworth's ." Abbey" 68 Becoming raveled 69 Kind of song 72 Le Pew, cartoon skunk 74 Cato's 104 76 Competes at Henley 77 Final authority 79 Three days till T.G.I.F. 82 Relatives of ers 83 Kind of system 85 Boxers' aides 86 Young falcon 88 Grant Fuhr and Andy Moog 90 Harald's predecessor 91 Thatched beach shelter 92 Plate preceder 96 French government C.I.D. 97 Trifles 98 Relate again 99 Viva voce 101 Body of jurors 103 Nautical direction 104 Embankment 105 Subject for Keats 107 Avine abode 109 Pismires 111 President of Albania 112 Iconoscopes, for short 1 15 Due follower 117 Doctrine |
