When you spend a chunk o'money to upgrade the AC/DC battery bank on yiour boat & within 4 months have to replace half the batteries because the electrician reverse wired & burnt out the main, and another chunk o'money you'll remember. There's also an interesting topic on stray electrical currents that if you don't protect your boat, electrolysis can literatlly eat the metals on your boat alive, even cause electrical shock drowning/death if your boat isn't protected. Electricity is weird.
7/10. Couldn't decide between coloumb and ampere and went the wrong. Never seen one of those interrobang things. Figured it was a question mark thing, so went with the upside down Spanish one. At least I've seen that. And, got the airplane one wrong.
Interrobang mentioned ✨ Managed 9/10 today, had no idea on the classical music question, and only got the Boeing one from the assumption that the numbers are based on release order and not something like size 😅
I don't think it needed much classical music knowledge, more of history and linguistics - 'Klavier' is German for 'piano', and Bach was German, while Mozart was Austrian (both speak German actually, so it's a 50/50)
I got that one right for the wrong reasons then. I had no idea what a clavier was, but just assumed it was a harpsichord and associate Bach with that sound.
Ahh I didn't think about it reducing it to a German composer because I'd clavier, just assumed that was an old English word too as well-tempered is also in English. I picked Chopin because the music sounds well-tempered to me, at least the piece I played.
I think this is the first time I've gotten 2 9/10s in a row! :)
I got that one right for the wrong reasons then. I had no idea what a clavier was, but just assumed it was a harpsichord and associate Bach with that sound.