The Replacement Feud: Places that start with C by "The Concensus" [Game Over]

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  1. California
  2. Copenhagen
  3. China
  4. Chile
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Congo
  7. Lake Champlain
  8. Copenhagen
  9. Jimmy Carter
  10. Carlsbad Caverns
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  1. Canada
  2. Czech Republic
  3. China
  4. Columbia
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Congo
  7. Caribbean
  8. Canberra
  9. Christopher Columbus
  10. Cascade Mountain Range
43
  1. Canada
  2. Champs-Elysees
  3. China
  4. Chile
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Chad
  7. Lake Champlain
  8. Canberra
  9. Christopher Columbus
  10. canyon
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  1. Canada
  2. Czech Republic
  3. China
  4. Chile
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Congo
  7. Caribbean Sea
  8. Canberra
  9. Captain James Cook
  10. Copper Canyon
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  1. Name a place in North America that begins with the letter C.

  2. In Europe.

  3. In Asia.

  4. In South America.

  5. In Central America.

  6. In Africa.

  7. Name a body of water beginning with C (can be after the word “Lake,” for instance).

  8. Other than Washington, D.C., name a capital city beginning with C.

  9. Name a famous person who gave his or her last name beginning with C to someplace.

  10. Name a geographic feature beginning with C. (Other than a body of water - e.g. mountain, desert…)

  11. California

  12. Czech Republic

  13. China

  14. Colombia

  15. Costa Rica

  16. Chad

  17. Lake Champlagne

  18. Columbus Ohio

  19. Christopher Columbus

  20. Chihuahuan desert

Okay, I admit to resorting to Wiki for that last one. :smiley: And please, please don’t have anything about repeating answers … I checked and didn’t see it this time, I swear! Also, apologies for misspelling the name of that huge lake in NY. LOL

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  1. Canada
  2. Czech Republic
  3. China
  4. Colombia
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Cameroon
  7. Caribbean Sea
  8. Caracas
  9. Columbus
  10. Catskill Mountains
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No rule about repeating answers this time! You’re in the clear. :slight_smile:

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  1. Colorado
  2. Champaign
  3. China
  4. Chile
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Chad
  7. Caribbean
  8. Cairo
  9. Columbus
  10. continent
49
  1. Canada
  2. Czech Republic
  3. Cambodia
  4. Chile
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Cameroon
  7. Caspian Sea
  8. Canberra
  9. Champlain
  10. Carpathian Mountains
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By my count, want2know makes it 44.

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  1. Chicago
  2. Czech Republic
  3. China
  4. Colombia
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Chad
  7. Cuyahoga River
  8. Copenhagen
  9. Christopher Columbus
  10. Canyon de Chelly
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  1. Canada
  2. Catalonia
  3. Caspian Sea
  4. Caracas
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Cameroon
  7. Crater Lake
  8. Cairo
  9. Columbus
  10. Carpathia Mtns
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  1. Chicago
  2. Cambridge
  3. China
  4. Colombia
  5. Cozumel
  6. Cairo
  7. Champlaign
  8. Canberra
  9. Calvin Coolidge
  10. Caucuses Mountains
    Spelling may be slightly off in some answers. #7 starts with "Lake ".
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  1. Canada
  2. Czech Republic
  3. Cambodia
  4. Chile
  5. Costa Rica
  6. Congo
  7. Caspian Sea
  8. Cairo
  9. Columbus
  10. Cascade Range

Note 6: Congo, Democratic Republic of the (formerly Zaire)

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We seem to be split on the interpretation of #10. Is it asking for a generic type of geographic feature (ie canyon, cape, coast, etc) or the proper name of a specific geographic feature (ie Carlsbad Caverns, Catskill Mountains, Copper Canyon, etc)?

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I interpreted it to be a generic geographic feature… but it’s the Feud. :wink: I also didn’t play, since I accidently looked at the answers.

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I think that the “(e.g. mountain, desert)” rules that out. Clearly the intent was for us to choose a specific location, which might be a mountain, a desert, etc. But like you say, it’s the Feud…

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I thought I was going to get to score this today, but whaddya know - I got some work at the last minute. Nothing all day, then BAM!

Tomorrow for sure. We still need one more, I think.

59

I would argue just the opposite–all the examples used were common nouns, not proper nouns. She couldn’t use any that started with C (duh), but I found the intent perfectly clear–a geographic description on a generic level, not a specific place name.

It’ll be interesting to see the final number on how many interpreted it each way…

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  1. Chicago
  2. Czech Republic
  3. China
  4. Chile
  5. Cancun
  6. Congo
  7. Champlain
  8. Columbus
  9. Christopher Columbus
  10. Carlsbad Caverns
    ETA: Hope I made it in time!