[Answer] 6. What sort of game consists of a ten foot (three meter) stationary metal pole which has a ball hung from a rope attached to the pole?

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...1. Tether ball 2. Wiffle ball 3. Dodge ball 4. Squash Tether ball is a game played with two opposing players. One hits the ball clockwise and the other hits the ball counterclockwise around the pole. The first one to wrap the ball all the way around the pole, until the rope stops it, is the winner.

[Ans] Which iconic painting once hung in Napoleon Bonaparte's bedroom?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which iconic painting once hung in Napoleon Bonaparte's bedroom?"

The Mona Lisa has a rich and interesting history. King Francis I acquired the portrait from one of the painter's heirs. It was hung in royal palaces in Fontainebleau and Versailles until it was placed in the new Museum Central des Arts in the Louvre. When Napoleon Bonaparte came to power, he ordered that the painting be removed from the Louvre, and hung on the wall of his bedroom. For the next four years, the Mona Lisa remained in Bonaparte’s luxurious bedroom in the Tuileries Palace, but it was returned to the museum in 1804. It remains on permanent display at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

[Answer] Which iconic painting once hung in Napoleon Bonaparte's bedroom?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which iconic painting once hung in Napoleon Bonaparte's bedroom?"

...The Mona Lisa has a rich and interesting history. King Francis I acquired the portrait from one of the painter's heirs. It was hung in royal palaces in Fontainebleau and Versailles until it was placed in the new Museum Central des Arts in the Louvre. When Napoleon Bonaparte came to power, he ordered that the painting be removed from the Louvre, and hung on the wall of his bedroom. For the next four years, the Mona Lisa remained in Bonaparte’s luxurious bedroom in the Tuileries Palace, but it was returned to the museum in 1804. It remains on permanent display at the Louvre Museum in Paris.