Wikipedia:ACF Regionals answers/01

1. La Casa de los Spiritos
2. Felipe de Jesus Calder\xf3n Hinojosa
3. the Children's Crusades
4. equivalents, prompt on "first human
5. Quince A\xf1os
6. the Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window
7. La Trahison des Images
8. Oxidation-Reduction
9. prompt on Ur
10. Orph\xe9e aux enfers (Orpheus in the Underworld
11. Les Contes d'Hoffmann (the Tales of Hoffman
12. La Belle Helene (the Fair Helen
13. equivalent translations of "Belle
14. particle waves'
15. I Kings (prompt on Kings, do not prompt on II Kings
16. Seafloor Spreading
17. aethelred IIs
18. Who wants to sex Mutombo?
19. Danse Macabre, Op. 40
20. Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso
21. some things about a phylum of animals, FTPE
22. Salmon of Wisdom or Brad\xe1n Feasa
23. Yabu no naka
24. Critical Damping
25. transformational-generative grammars
26. like "the random deaths of a lot of armenians that Turkey wasn\'t responsible for," you can prompt him, but he\'s not right until he says the word genocide
27. Madonna of the Long Neck or Madonna del Cullo Longo
28. Peace/Treaty of Utrecht
29. Esther Greenwood (accept either name
30. Edward James "Ted" Hughes
31. specific heat'
32. the Arnolfini Wedding (Accept anything including Arnolfini
33. Le Fleurs du Mal
34. Spleen et ideal
35. seduced. aNSWER: Gorgias
36. seduced. aNSWER: Gorgias
37. Gorgias
38. Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk
39. prompt on Fugitive Slave Law
40. any other components since the first sentence applies only to the whole thing
41. Jean anouilh (pronounced "On-wee
42. both names
43. Flavius Julius Valens
44. Titus aurelius Fulvius Boionius arrius antoninus
45. arabella Donn (either is acceptable
46. Poinctillism
47. X" article
48. Henry the Good Scholar; prompt on Henry
49. australopithecines; prompt on 'hominids
50. hominins\' before "genus"
51. Carbon Reactions
52. less Ordinaries
53. Lord Pauncefote, Tomas Herran,
54. 15 (5 x 3
55. was captured by pirates. ANSWER: Diogenes of Sinope
56. was captured by pirates. ANSWER: Diogenes of Sinope
57. Diogenes of Sinope
58. Hermann) Emil Fischer
59. is only twice, when the number of cannonballs is either 1
60. 4900. Lagrange proved that every positive integer can be expressed as the sum of four of these numbers, and the zeta function of two is defined as the sum of their reciprocals. they are always congruent to zero
61. one modulo four, and their last digit is always 1, 4, 9, 6,
62. 5. FTP, identify these numbers which are formed by raising an integer to the second power
63. I(eoh) M(ing) Pei
64. accept 'proteoglycan'
65. Battery) Wagner
66. Battery) Wagner
67. Battery) Wagner
68. al-hajj
69. Villa Real de la Santa F\xe9 de San Francisco de Asis
70. the Pueblo Revolt
71. the Burghers of Calais (Les Bourgeois de Calais
72. age of Bronze (L'age d'airain
73. Songe d'un nuit de sabbat
74. Dream of a Witches' Sabbath
75. Un Bal
76. a Ball
77. Large and Small Magellanic Clouds
78. Because I Could Not Stop for Death
79. a fly
80. prompt on NBa Jam: Tournament Edition
81. any other superfluous information; only the unadorned NBa Jam was released in 1993 and is the first of the series
82. Ferdinand-Eug\xe8ne-Victor Delacroix
83. to each, then addressing these objections with a paragraph beginning "I say\xc3\xa2\xe2\x82\xac\xc2\xa6" This theological text was completed with the addition of a Supplementum tertia partis by Peter of Auvergne
84. Henry of Gorkum after its author experienced an ecstasy while saying mass in 1273. FTP, name this aristotelian Christian work of Scholastic thought; the best-known work of Thomas aquinas
85. the Battle of Guadalcanal
86. both names
87. Kichihoshi
88. \xc3\xa2\xe2\x82\xac\xcb\x9cabbasids etc.; prompt on Baghdad Caliphate
89. Jeroen anthoniszoon
90. the Tenure of office Act of 1867
91. Ti-ratana; prompt on Threefold Refuge
92. the Limpopo River
93. the first law of thermodynamics
94. Fourier's law of heat conduction
95. Parthian(s) Empire
96. Edgar Allen Poe (10) This American is known for such stories as "A Good Man is Hard to Find," "the Enduring Chill" and "Revelation," the latter two of which are to be found in Everything That Rises Must Converge
97. Mary Flannery O\'Connor (10) This Frenchman\'s love for writing stories was bounded only by his love for whoring. He is the author of such classics as "Mademoiselle Fifi," "the Piece of String," "Ball of Fat," and "the Necklace
98. Henri-Ren\xe9-Albert-Guy de Maupassant
99. the Ming dynasty
100. Planck's Formula
101. Law, etc
102. al-bahr al-azraq
103. an-Nil al-azraq
104. John) Gutzon de la Mothe Borglum
105. Kurt G\xc3\x83\xc2\xb6del
106. Battle of Tsushima Straits
107. Harald H\xc3\x83\xc2\xa5rfager
108. Harald H\xe1rfagri; prompt on Harald
109. Rh\xc3\x83\xc2\xb4ne River
110. the Dammastock
111. \xe2\x82\xac\xc2\x9dthe Chimney Sweeper
112. Dolores Haze) (the update refers to Pia Pera's Lo's Diary
113. equivalents such as the Way of Life, the Book of the Way, etc
114. Thothmes III; prompt on partial answer
115. Emile: Or on Education
116. \xc9mile, ou De l'\xc3\xa9ducation
117. \xc9volution cr\xc3\xa9atrice
118. in any order)
119. Ile de la Reunion
120. any other names for Basil II
121. James D. Watson and Francis Crick
122. Fulgencio Batista y Zalvidar
123. Il Cimento dell\'armonia e dell\'inventione before "larger work" is read; accept "L\'autunno
124. autumn before "louder than the plucked strings" is read; do not accept individual movement names after that point since information about multiple movements has been given
125. Easter Rising/Rebellion
126. the Crusader states
127. both is acceptable
128. Gustav(us) theodore von Holst
129. the North Island of New Zealand
130. Choshalichak Kutiyarachu
131. Quantum ElectroDynamics
132. america: a Prophecy
133. the Bhagavadgita
134. Jerry Laymon Falwell
135. L.B. Sullivan
136. addis abbaba
137. Oroku Saki before it is read
138. House of the Hospitalers of Saint Mary of the Teutons in Jerusalem
139. Deutscher Ritter Orden
140. Haus der Ritter des Hospitals Sankt Marien der Deutschen zu Jerusalem
141. Domus Sanctae Mariae theutonicorum in Jerusalem; do not accept Knights Hospitalers
142. George Gordon, Lord Byron (also accept just George Gordon
143. pull cells through an aqueous environment. they are distinguished by their size and number, but both are powered by the motor protein dynein
144. cilia aND flagella
145. Lysistrate
146. Chicago Democratic National Convention
147. Robin Hood Index
148. Hoover Index
149. Fick's (First) Law
150. D(avid) H(erbert) Lawrence
151. The Luncheon on the Grass (also accept D\xe9jeuner sur l'herbe
152. the Red and the Black (accept: Le Rouge et le Noir, the Scarlet and the Black
153. Richard "Kinky" Friedman
154. Nix aND Hydra
155. Br\xc3\x83\xc2\xb8nsted-Lowry
156. Dissociative identity Disorder
157. of Man
158. Sidney Carton
159. Charles Evremonde
160. the Oven Bird
161. W and Z
162. Dyskolos or the Bad-Tempered Man or the Grouch
163. English-language equivalents
164. Daughters of Revolution
165. Lesser antilles (prompt on "antilles
166. both in any order
167. this stuff about an organ FTPE
168. Okuni-Nushi
169. Peace/Treaty of Westphalia
170. De Stijl (prompt on Neoplasticism
171. Elizabeth (I
172. the Hypno Toad
173. Letters from the Underworld
174. Zapiski iz podpolya
175. Lord John Murray Dunmore, 4th Earl of Dunmore, Viscount Of Fincastle, Lord Murray Of Blair, Moulin, and Tillemot
176. Dubliners (note: do not accept the Dubliners
177. Pheidias; accept equivalents
178. the Seven Samurai (Shichinin no samurai
179. similar before \xc3\xa2\xe2\x82\xac\xcb\x9cNeptune'
180. Countess Ellen Olenska
181. either)
182. adi Granth (also accept Guru Granth Sahib
183. Gobind Singh (also accept Gobind Rai
184. Nansei-Shoto
185. Nansei-Shoto
186. Nansei-Shoto
187. Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro
188. REs
189. Meiji Era or Restoration or Period
190. Ormazdh before mentioned
191. Jerusalem
192. 100 yard anything
193. Vladimir Pushkin
194. 1832 Reform Bill; prompt on Reform Bill
195. sin(x
196. Structural Realism before \xc3\xa2\xe2\x82\xac\xcb\x9cNeibuhr'
197. Sancho and/or Panza
198. Unfinished Symphonies
199. Ganesa, Ganesh, or Ganapati
200. Oberon (also accept the Elf King's Oath
201. the Fairy-Queen C) Felix Mendelssohn\'s incidental music for this play includes the ubiquitous "Wedding March
202. General Augusto Jos\xc3\xa9 Ram\xf3n Pinochet Ugarte
203. Dirichlet's theorem
204. Marc Antony and Cleopatra (the title of the play is Antony and Cleopatra
205. alexander the Great (accept alexander III
206. N(I)Ra
207. Game 6 of the World Series
208. word forms and synonyms, accept alaskan Secession before "Siskiyou" is read
209. Sergei Vassilyevich Rachmaninov
210. the Fall of America
211. La Jacquerie
212. some stuff about spreading out government FTPE:
213. COPD'
214. 4 km/hr
215. perfectly inelastic collision
216. Rodya) Romanovich Raskolnikov
217. Prestupleniye i nakazaniye
218. the Grecian Urn
219. Midgardsorm
220. substitution nucleophilic second order
221. either name
222. Tokugawa Shogunate or Tokugawa bakufu
223. Edo Period before it is mentioned
224. Jane austen C. (10) Harriet's third crush is for this gentleman and long-time friend of Emma, but in a typical austen ending our girl Emma gets her man
225. crustaceans B. (10) appearing and becoming extinct during the Paleozoic era, this phylum of three-lobed arthropods had uniform segmentation and compound eyes. answer: Trilobita
226. trilobites C. (10) Having jawlike mandibles, this phylum of myriapod centipedes and millipedes has unbranched appendages and tracheal oxygen exchange systems. answer: Uniramia
227. unirames
228. Trilobita
229. trilobites C. (10) Having jawlike mandibles, this phylum of myriapod centipedes and millipedes has unbranched appendages and tracheal oxygen exchange systems. answer: Uniramia
230. unirames
231. Uniramia
232. unirames
233. Teutoborger Wald
234. Actium C. (10) the greatest disaster of Augustus' reign was perhaps this 9 CE battle in which three Roman legions under Quinctilius Varus were slaughtered by Germans led by Ariminius. Answer: Teutoburg Forest
235. Teutoborger Wald
236. Teutoburg Forest
237. Teutoborger Wald
238. Mayor of New York (prompt on "mayor
239. James Clark Ross C. (10) the Antarctic Peninsula encloses the Filchner Ice Shelf and this sea, named for the explorer who entered it in 1823. Answer: Weddell Sea
240. Weddell Sea
241. Paradise Lost B. (10) In this tragedy, the titular hero is imprisoned and is visited first by his father Manoa, who leaves in an attempt to procure the hero's ransom, then by his wife who had betrayed him
242. Nicholas II B. (10) Leon Trotsky negotiated this March 1918 treaty with the Central Powers, but Russia and Gemany were forced to renounce it after the general armistice in November of that year
243. Treaty of Brest-Litvosk C. (10) Led by Georgi Plekhanov, this Socialist group opposed the October Revolution of 1917 and participated in the short lived Constituent Assembly in January 1918, but it would be completely suppressed by 1921
244. Menelaus B. (5) Neoptolemus
245. B3
246. Lalo Schifrin C. the song "Everything\'s Alright," with Tim-Rice-penned lyrics beginning "Try not to get worried / Try not to hold onto / Problems that upset you, oh," comes from this musical. Answer: Jesus Christ Superstar
247. Jesus Christ Superstar
248. Council of Pisa
249. 2nd Bank of the United States
250. C(live) S(taples) Lewis
251. chemiosmosis prior to "succinate
252. Isabella "the Catholic
253. W(illiam) E(dward) B(urghardt) Du Bois
254. Wheatstone bridge (only need the name after the end of the question
255. Manoa before "title
256. Le Deuxieme Sex
257. ambrose (Gwinnett) Bierce
258. gastrocnemius C. (10) the vastus lateralis and the rectus femoris are two the muscles that make up this larger muscle
259. quadriceps femoris (prompt on "quads
260. Madonna) with Chancellor Rolin
261. Madonna) with Chancellor Rolin
262. Madonna) with Chancellor Rolin
263. Jason Larue
264. viscosity
265. don\'t wear any clothes," etc.)
266. don\'t wear any clothes," etc.)
267. don\'t wear any clothes," etc.)
268. Huizilopoctli
269. base-catalyzed and produces either aldehydes