todays theme = additions, adaptations, repeats, and remakes!

notes: 8/10

1. She asks again and the answer changes

2. This was added around 200 years after the museum's opening

3. sequel

4. The Hawaiian diety Pele existed way before Pele (soccer player) existed. As they are the two most famous with the name, one could say the athlete is the sequel name bearer (the name is of no relation btw)

5. Same person made a HORRIBLE adaptation of Avatar

6. Lead in glass is -1400, glassmaking i think is about -2000, so lead glass is an adaptation

7. It was torn down and rebuilt elsewhere so it's a sequel of itself

8. Eyeglasses would be heavily adapted upon post invention, with things like bifocals, etc

9. Heat waves as a concept existed long before the song, the song is just an adaptation of the term to apply to a work of music

10. glassmakers didn't always exist there, someone made an addition of the first such facility

In Shakespeare's King Lear, there is a reference to glasses. In Act 1, Scene 2, Gloucester famously says to Edmund (who is lying to him, "Come, if it be nothing, I shall not need spectacles". When I first heard that line, I was surprised that spectacles existed in Shakespeare's day!

Also, props to the very clever red herring that had people thinking of the wrong Pele!

I did know 4 though (no doubts), while 70% of the people got it wrong

And also knew it was not silicon for 6 which tricked most people.