Select the correct answer from the choices provided … if you dare.
Some questions may be in this format:
A : B :: C : ?
This is known as an analogy. It is read as “A is to B as C is to what? So, the answer to the analogy “dog : canine :: cat : ?” is “feline.” Canine has the same relationship to dog as feline has to cat.
This is a challenging quiz, but I can almost guarantee you will learn something from it.
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I love the perspective of the massiveness of the universe that the driving question provides. Surprised that humans have multiple methods of preparation for eating shield bugs!
You just made me realize that my source isn’t clear on what they mean by “nearest star.” The sun, or the nearest star outside our solar system? I suspect the latter, or they would have just said “the sun” instead of “the nearest star.”
Ugh! Shield bugs? Another variation between American and Commonwealth English I didn’t anticipate! ;-(
Ah I hadn't even realised that it could possibly be the Sun.
Thanks for the changes - I wasn't criticising with shield bug, using the word "stink" just feels weird for my mouth, and they look like shields - I genuinely had never considered that people would eat those things!
As far as I'm away, a mobile home includes RVs too right? People in the UK would generally understand cos a caravan is always towed behind a car.
Well, if they’re not known as stink bugs elsewhere in the English-speaking world, I should use both names … regardless of your intent. ;-)
I suspect the bugs are most often eaten raw, although I have been unable to confirm.
I updated the other question again … I got my own terminology wrong. RVs include both gigantic self-propelled vehicles with attached living space; and enclosed living spaces that must be hauled by another vehicle. Mobile homes (contrary to their name) actually remain stationary once they are transported to their destination. It is possible to move them, but it is very expensive and cumbersome to do so.
Ugh! Shield bugs? Another variation between American and Commonwealth English I didn’t anticipate! ;-(
Thanks for the changes - I wasn't criticising with shield bug, using the word "stink" just feels weird for my mouth, and they look like shields - I genuinely had never considered that people would eat those things!
As far as I'm away, a mobile home includes RVs too right? People in the UK would generally understand cos a caravan is always towed behind a car.
I suspect the bugs are most often eaten raw, although I have been unable to confirm.
I updated the other question again … I got my own terminology wrong. RVs include both gigantic self-propelled vehicles with attached living space; and enclosed living spaces that must be hauled by another vehicle. Mobile homes (contrary to their name) actually remain stationary once they are transported to their destination. It is possible to move them, but it is very expensive and cumbersome to do so.