Weird thing, but I've remembered the name of two humped camels since elementary school because I always think of it as "Back-train" instead of "Bactrian". Like train cars on its back!
But if you know surf, you know surfing, and if surf isn't accepted, it's not gonna hurt you to type three extra letters. The sport is referred to as surfing, not surf. Golf and basketball are golf and basketball, but surfing is surfing, just like curling, bowling, and fencing.
yeah but when first produced it was simply a Volkwagen no distinction between manufacturer and model name. When the commercial vehicle was introduced it was called the Type 2 and so the 'Beetle' became the Type 1.
Can we have "Spectrum" be acceptable for colors of the rainbow? I thought of it as the light spectrum, which is basically what it is when viewed through a prism. A rainbow is a large form of viewing the spectrum.
I did commit a typo putting Pessah, but anyways, since Passover is also called Pesakh, Pesach or Pesah, I think it should all be accepted. I don't know if the typo was the problem or the Hebrew name is not included at all.
Remembering things in their syllables helps. Beth-le-hem. Hem reminds of heim which means home. Bethlehem means house of bread (just looked that part up, interesting to know). Nothing to do with the memory aid of heim-home above. Because (as I ve just learned) bet=house and lékhem=bread
Except that it's not. the correct answer is either just Volkswagen or Volkswagen Type 1. Beetle was not the official name of the car any more than Bug was.
I was about to do that, then had a brainwave and typed 'rainbow', then shed a little tear for those who did actually type the whole thing. I agree the long form should be accepted, mabe even a bonus point!
"kama" is not related to "karma". It means pleasure and desire (including sexual, but that's only a small part of it). "sutra" means literally a thread, and figuratively a text (like we talk about the thread of an argument). So the Kama Sutra is the text about pleasure.
I saw "Dorothy's dog" as "Dorothy's song", then proceeded to type "Over the Rainbow", which gave me another answer. I'm not sure what to think about that
The number of times I've seen "Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania" or some variation around the Internet... but I guess Jetpunkers are not common internet riffraff, since 97% are getting that question right.
Spelling sucks!
i know it's the wrong word but it's close enough right