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Life Lessons from Board Books: A Quiz

Test your knowledge of life lessons from classic board books with this fun and informative quiz by Rachel Conescu Barany. Can you guess the book based on the lesson learned?

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Life Lessons from Board Books: A Quiz

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  1. Seven Life Lessons from Board Books: A Quiz by Rachel Conescu Barany 1. You can run but you can’t hide (especially from parents). 2. Even mittens like being put to bed. 3. Overeating does not always lead to indigestion. 4. Some fruits are harder to disguise than others. 5. When it comes to planting seeds, trust your instincts. 6. Even birds read Lenin. 7. If it’s cold, it may belong in the freezer.

  2. Life Lessons 1. You can run but you can’t hide The Runaway Bunny!

  3. Life Lessons 2. Even mittens like being put to bed Goodnight Moon

  4. Life Lessons 3. Overeating does not always lead to indigestion. The Very Hungry Caterpillar

  5. Life Lessons 4. Some fruits are harder to disguise than others The Big Hungry Bear

  6. Life Lessons 5. When it comes to planting seeds, trust your instincts The Carrot Seed

  7. Life Lessons 6. Even birds read Lenin Farmer Duck

  8. Life Lessons 7. If it’s cold, it may belong in the freezer The Snowy Day

  9. Guessing Game • Try to identify each person based on their baby picture. • Suggest a humorous caption for each picture (or set of pictures).

  10. 1. Guess Who? Chris Lundby

  11. 2. Guess Who? Twins, but not originally from Minnesota One of them is Jane Wissinger – even her father can’t tell them apart

  12. 2. (continued): Wissinger Clan

  13. 3. Guess Who? Hoye Boys (Adam & Brian)

  14. 4. Guess Who? The two babes pictured above later became life partners. Ken & Doreen Leopold

  15. 5. Guess Who? The two babes pictured above later became life partners. Bill & Bonnie Tolman

  16. 6. Guess Who? Barbara Goldenberg Barany, aka Barbarany

  17. 7. Guess Who? George Barany, already discovering that designing peptides isn’t child’s play

  18. 8. Guess Who? The two babes pictured above later became life partners. Lou & Inger Pignolet

  19. 9. Guess Who? Larry & Deb Que The two babes pictured above later became life partners.

  20. 10. Guess Who? Allison Leopold wants to know: “Who took my biscuit”?

  21. 11. Guess Who? Michael Jeremy Barany has the answer (as long as the answer is 5)

  22. 12. Guess Who?

  23. Answer to 12: Matteo Veglia

  24. 13. Guess Who? Karen Leopold brushing Plato

  25. 14. Guess Who?

  26. Answer to 14: Deborah Adina Barany

  27. Natural product synthetic targets from Forsythia suspensa 3-acetyl-20,25-epoxydammarane-24-ol (+)-pinoresinol

  28. The Forsyth Saga • What can we a-fjord to do next? • Scandinavia (July 2003)

  29. Bo Knows ChemDraw

  30. Bo Was Wang

  31. What’s NewNicholas C. Forsyth The newest group member is due to arrive in November. http://expresso.chem.umn.edu/Pages/new.html

  32. Crossword PuzzleForsooth, It’s a Boy Forsyth!Michael Shteyman and George Barany

  33. Crossword Test-Solvers • Charles M. and Raisa Deber • Art and Micky Felix • Jed F. Fisher • Bruce and Libby Merrifield • Susan E. Rogers

  34. Forsooth, It’s a Boy Forsyth

  35. 4-Down. Rugrats entertainment For(syth) sleepless periods

  36. “You can’t fool me. There ain’t no Sanity Clause!” Marx Brothers “A Night at the Opera” (1935) • 9-Down. Yule know this St. if you believe in him (Dec. 6 in Germany)

  37. 13-Across. Doge-gone-It-alian city?

  38. 15-Down. Alice, in “Eyes Wide Shut” (1999) Notice she’s under “Cruise control”

  39. 29-Across. He plays a biochemist in “The Rock” (1996)

  40. Cage-d Chemistry • Nephew of “Godfather” director Francis Ford Coppola • Past and future son-in-law of the King, Elvis Presley • In “It Could Happen to You” (1994), his character Charlie Lang, wins, loses, and rewins the lottery; costars with Rosie Ruiz and Bridget Fonda • In “The Rock” (1996), his character, Dr. Stanley Goodspeed, thwarts a threatened attack on San Francisco that involves the chemical weapon VX, an acetylcholine esterase inhibitor, the neurotoxic action of which is thwarted by a rat poison called atropine. The film costars Sean Connery

  41. 45-Across. Anti-pellagra vitamin (3-pyridinecarboxylate) Related to NADH, etc.

  42. 45-Down. Politician Machiavelli (1469-1572) or violinist Paganini (1782-1840)

  43. 66-Across. KC at the Vat (Craig’s competitor on azaspiracid)

  44. 46-Down. Heliocentric Polish astronomer (1473-1543) Birthday February 19

  45. 79-Down. Asta la vista, Forsyth baby!

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