Wikipedia:Stanford Archive answers

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These are answers extracted from the Stanford Archive, a repository of Quiz bowl packets. Answers here were extracted using a simple python script. Best efforts were made to minimize parsing errors, but there is no standard packet format, so errors are common.

See also: Wikipedia:ACF Regionals answers

[edit] Tips/Hints

  • To find the original clue, copy and paste the following text into a search engine:
site:quizbowl.stanford.edu/archive/ "EXAMPLE"
replacing the word EXAMPLE with the answer from the list. In some cases, "Answer: EXAMPLE" may work better.
  • If you cannot figure out what an answer is, you can find the original clues by going back in the page history to the initial revision of each list, which contains the packet from which the answer was derived (For example "Now processing mit96-ROUND_6_tossups.txt", which googles to this)
  • Many of these red links are valid redirects. That is, after doing a bit of searching, you will find an article already created on that topic just under a different name so just redirect it to the already created article. In terms of misspellings (such as individuals names) it should be up to the individual to decide on whether they think it is a commonly misspelled or easy to misspell the name and hence make a redirect for it.

[edit] Subpages

Note: Initial values includes a large number of blue links already created by the beginning of this project. I will give the total values from each page from when I first saw them (10/May/2009) as a starting initial value.

Subpage Initial Remaining  % completed updated
/01 1129 55 95.1% 27 Oct 2011
/02 1616 39 97.5% 27 Oct 2011
/03 1706 59 96.5% 27 Oct 2011
/04 1723 36 98.4% 27 Oct 2011
/05 1484 49 96.7% 27 Oct 2011
/06 1744 58 96.6% 27 Oct 2011
/07 1606 39 97.5% 27 Oct 2011
/08 1546 11 99.2% 27 Oct 2011
/09 1787 47 97.3% 27 Oct 2011
/10 1611 72 95.5% 27 Oct 2011
/11 1713 85 95.0% 27 Oct 2011
/12 1772 74 95.8% 27 Oct 2011
/13 2292 73 96.8% 27 Oct 2011
/14 1648 1111 32.5% 27 Oct 2011
/15 1897 1365 28.0% 27 Oct 2011
/16 1779 1269 28.6% 27 Oct 2011
/17 2110 156 92.6% 27 Oct 2011
/18 1762 1123 36.2% 27 Oct 2011
/19 1910 1110 41.8% 27 Oct 2011
/20 1957 81 95.9% 04 Nov 2011
/21 1869 797 57.3% 27 Oct 2011
/22 1762 185 89.5% 27 Oct 2011
/23 1029 11 98.9% 27 Oct 2011
Totals 39,452 7,905

80% completed (estimate)

   

[edit] Changes to automate

These things should be searched and replaced (case sensitive except where noted otherwise):

  • Of -> of
  • The -> the
  • And -> and
  • A -> a
  • Viii -> VIII
  • Vii -> VII
  • Vi]] -> VI]]
  • iV]] -> IV]]
  • Iii -> III
  • iii -> III
  • Ii -> II
  • ’S -> 's
  • ’A -> 'a
Case insensitive
  • "[[the " -> "[[" (could break links to literary titles)
  • " by " -> "]] by [["
  • "[[Answer:" -> "[["
  • "*" -> "#" Done
Letters with diacriticals
  • á > á
  • ä > ä
  • ç > ç
  • é > é
  • É > É
  • è > è
  • ì > ě
  • í > í
  • ï > ï
  • Ä© > ĩ
  • ó > ó
  • ø > ø
  • ö > ö
  • ü > ü
  • Lú > ú
  • Å© > ũ
  • ñ > ñ
Punctuation
  • ’ > '
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