[Answer] 4. This word first appeared in 2002 but ranked at #18. Referring to large weaponry and munitions expected to be found in Iraq, what acronym was made popular at this time?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. This word first appeared in 2002 but ranked at #18. Referring to large weaponry and munitions expected to be found in Iraq, what acronym was made popular at this time?"

...1. CDCs 2. AFIs 3. FCCs 4. WMDs WMDs refers to 'Weapons of Mass Destruction', weapons capable of wiping out populations and causing wide-scale catastrophe, whether in a specific isolated place or worldwide. While the United States Government sent troops to Iraq to locate these weapons, there is no evidence that said weapons were discovered at this time though media outlets all had different opinions on the matter. Iraq possessed materials to construct said weapons (declaring these in 2009), but nothing substantial was found by American troops. President Bush later admitted his regret in regards to the handling of intelligence from the Iraq War.

[Answer] 4. Pick the right word to complete the lyric for Missy Elliott's "Work It"."Is it worth it, let me work itI put my thing down, flip it and________"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Pick the right word to complete the lyric for Missy Elliott's "Work It". "Is it worth it, let me work it I put my thing down, flip it and________""

...1. Change it 2. Reverse it 3. Make it 4. Correct it Melissa Arnette Elliott also known as Missy Elliot was born on July the 1st in 1971 in Virginia. She's not only a rapper, she's also a singer, songwriter and record producer. She is the only female rapper to achieve six certified platinum albums from the RIAA. Her net worth is estimated to be 225 million U.S dollars.

[Answer] What is the proper word for a phrase that is used too much, thus is less effective?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the proper word for a phrase that is used too much, thus is less effective?"

...A cliché is a phrase that has been so overused, it has lost its effectiveness. Its original meaning or novelty has gotten lost. Clichés were once fresh and new but as they won popularity in the public lexicon, their extensive use makes them now sound lame and boring. Some even find them irritating, know what I mean? (That's a cliché.) Some common, and still overused and irritating, clichés include "fit as a fiddle," \ "as brave as a lion," \ "a matter of time," \ "as old as the hills." Source: LiteraryDevices.net

[Answer] 9. Which of these means the same as the word "bad", as it was widely used in the '80s?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Which of these means the same as the word "bad", as it was widely used in the '80s?"

...1. Unattractive 2. Very good, excellent 3. Place you sleep 4. Rowing term "You solved the Rubik's cube, you're bad!"

[Answer] 6. What does the word "olfactory" mean, and what Latin word is it derived from? What is the Latin word's meaning?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. What does the word "olfactory" mean, and what Latin word is it derived from? What is the Latin word's meaning?"

...1. not smart; facto, factere - to know 2. smart; facto, factere-- to know 3. busy; facio, facere-- to make 4. relating to smell - olfactorius - relating to smell Olfactorius is a Latin adjective, with the usual -us, -a, -um endings. It means 'nose-gay'. It wasn't actually used in Ancient times. It inspired an English word, olfactorious, which olfactory came from. The word olfactorius comes from the fourth principal part of olfacere (to smell), which is olfactus. That word came from olere, to give off a smell, and facere, to make.

[Answer] 3. The word Armageddon only appears in one book of the Protestant Bible; which apocalyptic book is it?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. The word Armageddon only appears in one book of the Protestant Bible; which apocalyptic book is it?"

...1. Revelation 2. Daniel 3. Isaiah 4. I Thessalonians Armageddon only appears in Rev. 16:16. The word comes from the Hebrew har meggido, which means Mount Megiddo or Mountain of Megiddo. Considering there are no mountains in the vicinity of the Old Testament(OT) city of Megiddo, mentioned ten times in the OT, but only a plain, many scholars have concluded that the language is symbolic rather than literal. Whether the New Testament language is to be taken literally of symbolically, the Battle of Armageddon has come to be known as the ultimate battle between good and evil that will usher in a new age. This common theme is found not only in traditional Christianity but also in Jehovah's Witnesses teachings, in Seventh Day Adventist teachings, in Islam, and in the Bah�'� faith. Although the books of Isaiah and Daniel are prophetic in nature, they are not considered apocalyptic. I Thessalonians also has some passages that speak about the ends times but it is not considered apocalyptic either.

[Answer] 9. Drawing pin =I have given you the English word, you choose the American description.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Drawing pin = I have given you the English word, you choose the American description."

...1. thumbtack 2. brad 3. carpet tack 4. finishing nail

[Answer] 9. Word of mouth is an important source of geographical information for Americans. I have checked out some of the Australian geographical information I have heard and found some of it to be untrue. Which of the following geographic "facts" is untrue?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Word of mouth is an important source of geographical information for Americans. I have checked out some of the Australian geographical information I have heard and found some of it to be untrue. Which of the following geographic "facts" is untrue?"

...1. The crocodiles are in the North. 2. There are Great White Sharks in the East. 3. Tasmanian devils are in the South. 4. The Great Barrier Reef is in the Southwest I have been told that ocean going crocodiles do not inhabit the Great Barrier Reef. Should this turn out to be true, I will certainly have to go there.

[Answer] 7. "They ___________ me!" What is the missing word?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. "They ___________ me!" What is the missing word?"

...1. lovered 2. saturated 3. misunderestimated 4. fishsticked This is probably the most famous of all Bushisms. It was said in Bentonville, Arkansas on November 6, 2000.

[Answer] 9. Pram =I have given you the English word, you choose the American description.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Pram = I have given you the English word, you choose the American description."

...1. baby carriage 2. lousy job 3. grill 4. wheel barrow

[Answer] 6. In the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, what word represents A?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. In the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, what word represents A?"

...1. airman 2. andrew 3. alpha 4. apple The NATO Phonetic Alphabet starts out similar to the Greek. This is one of only two similarities you'll see. Although, in almost all versions of the alphabet outside the United States, "alFa" is used, so as to avoid mispronunciation.

[Answer] 5. What does the German word VERBOTEN mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. What does the German word VERBOTEN mean?"

...1. Congratulations 2. Forbidden 3. Ferry 4. Wonderful The German word 'verboten' means 'forbidden or 'prohibited'. It is used when something is excluded from use or mention. E.g., dancing or whistling in the house is forbidden and may not be mentioned. The word 'verboten' comes from the past participle of 'verbieten' which means 'to forbid', which is from Middle High German and from the word 'farbiotan' which is from Old High German. An American movie called 'Verboten' was made in 1959. It movie starred James Best and it was about a G.I., who quits the army to marry the German girl who saved his life.

[Answer] 9. JTF 2 was for Joint Task _______ Two. Which word belongs in the blank?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. JTF 2 was for Joint Task _______ Two. Which word belongs in the blank?"

...1. Fussy 2. Freak 3. Frequency 4. Force It was the Canadian army's elite counterterrorist unit created in 1993.

[Answer] 3. What is a word meaning to practice a skill or to bore a hole in something?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. What is a word meaning to practice a skill or to bore a hole in something?"

...1. sink 2. wedge 3. drill 4. poke Do you have to drill to learn to drill? The word comes from the Dutch 'dril' as a noun and 'drillen' as a verb.

[Answer] 8. This word means 'rough in manner, or rude.'

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. This word means 'rough in manner, or rude.'"

...1. Bruscke 2. Brusque 3. Brusche 4. Brusqe

[Answer] 9. Whereas in England the English draw their curtains, in the U.S.A. (many) Americans draw their __________. What word completes the previous sentence correctly?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Whereas in England the English draw their curtains, in the U.S.A. (many) Americans draw their __________. What word completes the previous sentence correctly?"

...1. drapery 2. curtain cloths 3. hanging cloths 4. drapes In American and Australian usage drapes are curtains made with thick cloth. Drapery is a collective noun for goods such as cloth and curtains,and does not suit the context here. In British usage the term curtains might be used for thick, as well as for thin curtains. Of course there are plenty of AE speakers who use the term curtains for whichever type of curtain, 'thick' or 'thin'.

[Answer] 4. That incompetent Harry forgot to translate another word in my Italian language book on leisure activities. How should he have translated "theater"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. That incompetent Harry forgot to translate another word in my Italian language book on leisure activities. How should he have translated "theater"?"

...1. Prigione 2. Teatro 3. Stazione di servizio 4. Rigattiere I'd like to send Harry to prigione for the poor job he did translating this book. "Prigione" is prison. "Rigattiere" is junkyard. "Stazione di servizio" is service station.

[Answer] 1. What is meant by the word polygraph?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. What is meant by the word polygraph?"

...1. electronic calculator 2. lie detector 3. dental chart 4. library indexing system A polygraph is a lie detector, a machine that measures the responses of a person undergoing questioning, normally a suspect in a criminal investigation, or sometimes for employment-related security clearance purposes. It measures blood pressure, breathing and sweating, all of which are bodily responses that are believed to alter when the interrogee is lying. It is not used in all countries, but is used in some, including some American states, although taking the test is not compulsory. The polygraph was invented by John Augustus Larson of California in 1921.

[Answer] 8. What is the Norwegian word for hairdresser?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. What is the Norwegian word for hairdresser?"

...1. "Keiser" 2. "Advokat" 3. "Frisor" 4. "Selger" Hairdresser in Norwegian is "frisor".

[Answer] 10. Which is an antonym for the word 'Out'?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. Which is an antonym for the word 'Out'?"

...1. Beside 2. Time 3. Do 4. In