1.What breed of cattle is this?
2. Who said: “The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts.”?
3. Whose third Law of Motion states: “That for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.”?
4. In Spanish it’s estrella ; in French it’s étoile, in Italian it’s in Maori it’s whetu – what is it in English?
5. Which poet won the poetry section of this year’s NZ Post Book Awards (announced on Friday) for the book Just This?
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Brahman?
I can only get two this time, I think.
3. Isaac Newton
4. A star
By the way, I’m impressed at your store of general knowledge.
1. water buffalo?!
2. not sure
3. sir isaac newton
4. star
5. brian turner
1 Brahman
2 C S Lewis
3 Newton
4 Star
5 Brian Turner
1) Looks Zebu-ish,
2) Quotes just aren’t my thing it seems
3) Newton ( Kepler is the only other person I can think of who got his name associated with three laws)
4) That’s star, as in Briar Grace Smith’s play Purapruawhetu
5) No clue I’m afraid
1) Brahmin
2)
3) Sir Isaac Newton
4) Star
5)
1 Brahman, in good condition.
2 C.S.Lewis
3 Sir Isac Newton.
4 Star.
5 Brian Turner.
I had star at étoile, and Newton was my first reaction.
Regarding the cow – I can only give you a bum steer on that one, and I’d guess it comes from Africa, but never seen one before.
As for number 2, Heck, I’d go with my Staple guess of Clive. Although when Clive fails, Twain often works.
Number 5 I draw a blank. That may seem a little rank, but modern poetry is an empty tank.
1. Do not know the name. But I saw one for the first time while being diverted around Oamaru during flooding a few months ago. It was wearing short gumboots just like the pic- look at the front legs.
2-5 no idea- too difficult.
1. Brahman maybe – and a wild looking one at that.
2. Mark Twain
3. Sir Isaac Newton
4. Pass – but Etoile has been part of the name of a few good gallopers.
5. Brian Turner.
1. Photo shopped.
Cow. Elephant.Camel. Cart horse. Pig. Plus a
little something..
Named ???.. Gawd Knows.
2. Winstone Churchill ( well it is better to attempt
than pass..
3. Has to be Newton. After the apple hit him on the
head. ( *&$” !!.. ).
4. Star.
5. Do people still write poetry ??..