Sunday Times Quiz

[Gaz747]

Just a final check before submission!!

Q7. Is it 34,35, or 36 stories in the grand Hyatt

Q12. Are both (b) and (c) NOT areal guidebook or only (c)

Q30. Anything definitive??

Q34 Just Observatories

Chhers

[kitchmo]

Q7 34

Q12 both b & c

Q 30 B

Q34 LUNAR Observatories

[Compintone]

Q7  53-87 inclusive = 35 http://shanghai.grand.hyatt.com/shagh/

Q12 Asks "which is", not "Which are" therefore only one answer. Take a look at http://www.walkwaysquercus.fsbusiness.co.uk/coventry.htm

then you will know which one is correct!

Q30 no one seems to have found the reference source for this.

Whilst a) seems possible there is so little water in an eyeball it would have only a maginal impact on dehydration and you run the risk of disease.

b) most advice is to zig zag away from rhinos but because of theri bad eyesight, not their turning circle

c) Other than the chinese attempting to make soy sauce from human hair (!) there seems no references to it being any good for you.

d) Anything copulating seems easy prey to me so this sounds true.

I therfore think a or c are incorrect but will hold off a final answer until I submit my entry in the hope that someone has access to the survival book they obviously came from.

ho hum

[DonKiddick]

Q7   35

Q12   c

Q30   c

Q34  Observatories

(I'm not 100% sure about Q30 - but it certainly isn't a 'cos I've recently seen a website that mentions getting water from an animal's eyeball.)

Good luck!

[mrs p]

Re Q7: the China Lonely Planet guide, 8th edition (2002), says the hotel "starts on the 54th floor of the Jinmao Building & goes up another 33 storeys." That wd make it 34.  If LP is accurate ...

[jno]

Kitchmo, website suggests Culgoora is a solar observatory, so just observatories is probably a safer answer. (If any of them has actually spotted heaven, the Sunday Times hasn't reported it yet.)