Numbers And Letters Quiz

[cuzofkas]

Any suggestions to answers for the 4 questions I am totally stuck on, would be very much appreciated.
1) 28 TiaDS. 2) 1972 SJo. 3) 144 TiaMJs. 4) 163.4 itfrTS....I am sure this is 163.4 is the Fahrenheit reading...but I just cannot work out the TS

[mallyh]

3 144 tiles in a mahjong set

[mallyh]

4 temperature scale ?

[mallyh]

1 28 tiles in a domino set

[cuzofkas]

Thank you so very much Mallyh.
Totally agree with 1 and 3. I also thought Temperature Scale for 4, but it does not seem to be correct grammar?

[mallyh]

2 1972 Sapporo japan Olympics (winter)

[fiction-factory]

Also, 163.4 seems a random number to use

[fiction-factory]

And abbreviation for Fahrenheit is just F not Fr

[cuzofkas]

Thanks again Mallyh. I had got Summer Olympics in my head and couldn't make the J fit in!

[fiction-factory]

It does equate to 73 degrees C though which is a whoel number

[fiction-factory]

^whole

[fiction-factory]

163.4 mph is teh fastest recorded tennis serve

[fiction-factory]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastest_recorded_tennis_serves
by Samuel Groth

[cuzofkas]

Thank you Fiction-Factory. Your link was a very interesting read and most certainly the correct answer. Thanks.

[fiction-factory]

Happy to help.
If you haven't done so already please could you post details of whose quiz it is, closing date etc. Thanks

[cuzofkas]

Thanks Fiction-Factory. F.Y.I. I purchased the 50 question "Numbers and letters" quiz for 5€ at a recent British Legion event which I attended. All of the proceeds are for this very worthwhile charity. Closing date is the end of this month. While you are there, I have just one more question....aOh3H....any ideas would be gratefully received. I have got 3 heads, 3 hands, 3 holes, but nothing seems to make sense!

[Flonska]

An Octopus had three hearts:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus

see . . . circulatory system

[Flonska]

sorry . . . "has"

[mallyh]

an octopus has 3 hearts

[mallyh]

sorry you weren't there when I started typing

[cuzofkas]

Absolutely brilliant! I have enjoyed reading the link. Thank you once again.