9 quarts + 9 pints = 13 quarts 1 pint
be creative,add some pts to support your poster
Paparazzo (31 pts) Garbanzo (20 pts) Terrazzo (26 pts) Chorizo (21 pts) Mestizo (18 pts) Palazzo (27 pts) Scherzo (21 pts) Rebozo (17 pts) Schizo (20 pts) Sleazo (15 pts) Diazo (15 pts) Ginzo (15 pts) Gonzo (15 pts) Matzo (16 pts) Mezzo (25 pts) Bozo (15 pts) Mozo (15 pts) Orzo (13 pts) Ouzo (13 pts) Azo (12 pts)
15 pts
0 00 -0:16 INTRO: instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 0:17 - 0:45 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 0:46 - 1:19 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 1:20 - 1:48 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 1:49 - 2:18 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 2:19 - 2:47 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 2:48 - 3:17 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 3:18 - 3:47 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 3:48 - 4:28 Idea: (2 pts.) instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) 4:29 - 4:51 OUTRO: instruments: (2 pts.) dynamics: (2 pts.) Can anyone fill in the rest of the blanks?
Here is a list:PIG [6 pts] , (PIGGED/PIGGING/PIGS)to bear pigs (cloven-hoofed mammals)PIGBOAT [12 pts] , (PIGBOATS)a submarinePIGEON [9 pts] , (PIGEONS)a short-legged birdPIGFISH [16 pts] , (PIGFISHES)a marine fishPIGGED [11 pts]past tense of pigPIGGERY [14 pts] , (PIGGERIES)a pigpenPIGGIE [10 pts] , (PIGGIES)piggyPIGGIER [11 pts]comparative of piggyPIGGIES [11 pts]pl. of piggyPIGGIEST [12 pts]superlative of piggyPIGGIN [10 pts] , (PIGGINS)a small wooden pailPIGGING [12 pts]present participle of pigPIGGISH [14 pts]greedy or dirtyPIGGY [12 pts] , (PIGGIER/PIGGIEST)piggishPIGGY [12 pts] , (PIGGIES)a small pigPIGLET [9 pts] , (PIGLETS)a small pigPIGLIKE [14 pts]resembling a pigPIGMENT [12 pts] , (PIGMENTED/PIGMENTING/PIGMENTS)to add a coloring matter toPIGMY [13 pts] , (PIGMIES)pygmyPIGNOLI [10 pts] , (PIGNOLIS)pignoliaPIGNOLIA [11 pts] , (PIGNOLIAS)the edible seed of nut pinesPIGNUS [9 pts] , (PIGNORA)property held as security for a debtPIGNUT [9 pts] , (PIGNUTS)a hickory nutPIGOUT [9 pts] , (PIGOUTS)an instance of eating to excessPIGPEN [11 pts] , (PIGPENS)a place where pigs are keptPIGSKIN [14 pts] , (PIGSKINS)the skin of a pigPIGSNEY [13 pts] , (PIGSNEYS)a darlingPIGSTICK [17 pts] , (PIGSTICKED/PIGSTICKING/PIGSTICKS)to hunt for wild boarPIGSTY [12 pts] , (PIGSTIES)a pigpenPIGTAIL [10 pts] , (PIGTAILS)a tight braid of hairPIGWEED [14 pts] , (PIGWEEDS)a weedy plant
According to emporis.com, they are: # Hong Kong (7,558 tall buildings): 123,606 pts # New York (5,535 tall buildings): 37,021 pts # Seoul (2,864 tall buildings): 16,560 pts # Chicago (1,078 tall buildings): 16,505 pts # Singapore (3,961 tall buildings): 15,323 pts # São Paulo (5,230 tall buildings): 14,603 pts # Shanghai (930 tall buildings): 13,715 pts # Tokyo (2,615 tall buildings): 12,120 pts # Bangkok (747 tall buildings): 11,898 pts # Guangzhou (477 tall buildings): 9,804 pts Where: * 12-19 floors = 1 pts * 20-29 floors = 5 pts * 30-39 floors = 25 pts * 40-49 floors = 50 pts * 50-59 floors = 100 pts * 60-69 floors = 200 pts * 70-79 floors = 300 pts * 80-89 floors = 400 pts * 90-99 floors = 500 pts * 100+ floors = 600 pts
you get 350 pts for bronze 650 pts for silver and 950 pts for gold
meaning of pts
Wilt Chamberlain 100 ptsKobe Bryant 81 pts Wilt Chamberlain 78 pts David Thompson 73 pts Wilt Chamberlain 73 pts Top 5 all separate players Wilt Chamberlain 100 pts Kobe Bryant 81 pts David Thompson 78 pts David Robinson 71 pts Elgin Bayor 71 pts
.In 1300, the Holy Roman Empire included parts of all the following modern countries EXCEPT (1 point)(0 pts) Italy.(0 pts) France.(1 pt) Spain.(0 pts) Germany.0 /1 point2.The Middle Ages began with the collapse of the (1 point)(0 pts) Renaissance.(1 pt) Roman Empire.(0 pts) Kingdom of Mali.(0 pts) Tang dynasty.1 /1 point3.In the system of feudalism, who owns the land? (1 point)(0 pts) vassals or knights(0 pts) peasants(1 pt) kings or lords(0 pts) priests1 /1 point4.A lord's main duty toward the people who pledged loyalty to him was to(1 point)(0 pts)educate them.(0 pts)take care of their livestock and lands.(0 pts)bring them to God.(1 pt)protect them and their lands.1 /1 point5.Most peasants needed a lord's permission to(1 point)(0 pts)have children.(1 pt)marry or leave the manor.(0 pts)farm the lord's fields.(0 pts)supply their own needs.1 /1 pointThe final score is 4/5 (80%).
.In 1300, the Holy Roman Empire included parts of all the following modern countries EXCEPT (1 point)(0 pts) Italy.(0 pts) France.(1 pt) Spain.(0 pts) Germany.0 /1 point2.The Middle Ages began with the collapse of the (1 point)(0 pts) Renaissance.(1 pt) Roman Empire.(0 pts) Kingdom of Mali.(0 pts) Tang dynasty.1 /1 point3.In the system of feudalism, who owns the land? (1 point)(0 pts) vassals or knights(0 pts) peasants(1 pt) kings or lords(0 pts) priests1 /1 point4.A lord's main duty toward the people who pledged loyalty to him was to(1 point)(0 pts)educate them.(0 pts)take care of their livestock and lands.(0 pts)bring them to God.(1 pt)protect them and their lands.1 /1 point5.Most peasants needed a lord's permission to(1 point)(0 pts)have children.(1 pt)marry or leave the manor.(0 pts)farm the lord's fields.(0 pts)supply their own needs.1 /1 pointThe final score is 4/5 (80%).
.In 1300, the Holy Roman Empire included parts of all the following modern countries EXCEPT (1 point)(0 pts) Italy.(0 pts) France.(1 pt) Spain.(0 pts) Germany.0 /1 point2.The Middle Ages began with the collapse of the (1 point)(0 pts) Renaissance.(1 pt) Roman Empire.(0 pts) Kingdom of Mali.(0 pts) Tang dynasty.1 /1 point3.In the system of feudalism, who owns the land? (1 point)(0 pts) vassals or knights(0 pts) peasants(1 pt) kings or lords(0 pts) priests1 /1 point4.A lord's main duty toward the people who pledged loyalty to him was to(1 point)(0 pts)educate them.(0 pts)take care of their livestock and lands.(0 pts)bring them to God.(1 pt)protect them and their lands.1 /1 point5.Most peasants needed a lord's permission to(1 point)(0 pts)have children.(1 pt)marry or leave the manor.(0 pts)farm the lord's fields.(0 pts)supply their own needs.1 /1 pointThe final score is 4/5 (80%).