In this article, you can find all the answers in the game "Who wants to become a millionaire?" For October 14, 2017 (October 14, 2017). First, you can see the questions asked by the players Dmitry Dibrov, and then all the correct answers in today's intellectual television game “Who wants to become a millionaire?” On 10/14/2017.

Questions to the first pair of players

Alexander Rosenbaum and Leonid Yakubovich (200 000 - 200 000 rubles)

1. What is the name of the driver traveling long distances?
  2. What effect is said to produce an expensive item?
  3. What is the name of the pig, the hero of a popular cartoon?
  4. How did the slogan of the era of socialism end: “The present generation of Soviet people will live ...”?
  5. What, according to the laws of physics, is lifting force acting?
  6. What is the name of the warehouse of property in a military unit?
  7. What part of ginger is most often used in cooking?
  8. How many millimeters per kilometer?
  9. What “flared up” in the verses from the movie “Jolly Fellows”?
  10. Where does the ashes of the American astronomer Eugene Shoemaker rest?
11. What pain did the poet Herich Heine compare to love?
  12. What position at the court of Queen Tamara did Shota Rustaveli hold?

Questions to the second pair of players

Vera Brezhneva and Alexander Revva (200 000 - 0 rubles)

1. Where do you usually put jam during tea drinking?
  2. What do they say: “Neither light nor dawn”?
  3. What card suit is often called "hearts"?
  4. What are data warehouses on the Internet?
  5. What became the home of the heroes of the famous Beatles?
  6. What was not used for writing in the past?
  7. What does a silver spider fill its underwater nest with?
  8. What liquid is not usually poured into?
  9. What did Dr. Strange, the hero of movies and comics, know how to do?
  10. Which of these poetic forms is the smallest in the number of lines?
  11. Who is not depicted on the coat of arms of Iceland?

Answers to questions from the first pair of players

1. trucker
2. hits the pocket
3. Pound
4. under communism
5. airplane wing
6. capter
7. root
8. million
9. on the moon
10. with tooth
11. treasurer

Answers to the questions of the second pair of players

1. to the outlet
2. about early morning
3. hearts
4. cloudy
5. yellow Submarine
6. boomasea
7. air bubbles
8. into the tube
9. to fly
10. quatrain
11. polar bear

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If it seems that only the current generation is doing something out of the ordinary, it is enough to pay attention to what happened relatively recently. You can make sure that our ancestors did things that now seem simply wild and impossible.

1. The use of cocaine as a remedy
  Cocaine was recommended even to children, those who could not quickly fall asleep. He was part of the remedies for cough, insomnia, they also relieved toothache. All of these compounds were widely advertised and were actively sold in pharmacies.

2. Sending children by mail
  Although this photograph is staged specifically, the fact of sending the children in the package is indeed confirmed. So in the New York Times for 1913 you can find the article “BABY BOY BY PARCEL POST: Rural Carrier Safely Delivered 10? Pound Infant to grandmother ”, which tells the story of how the carrier Vernon Little delivered a baby,“ well wrapped up and ready to be shipped by mail, ”from his parental home to his grandmother. The author ends his story as follows: "The postage was fifteen cents, and the parcel was insured for $ 50." Just a year later, The Times released another article about a two-year-old child who was brought from his grandmother's house to his aunt. the distance between the houses was twenty-three miles. Finally, The Times published an article about a letter to the attorney general from a family who wanted to send a child by mail from Georgia to Pennsylvania. Parents inquired about the details and details of this postal package.

3. Window boxes for babies
In the UK in the 30s of the last century, this phenomenon was common. Thus, they “walked” the child while mothers did household chores. Obviously, such cells were considered safe and beneficial.

4. Doubtful medical treatments
  Lobotomy, bloodletting with or without, cutting the tip of the tongue when stuttering, electric shock treatment ... Needless to say, such methods were mostly not only useless, but often left the person with a disability. Nevertheless, they were used, which is now scary to even think about.

5. Toys with polonium and uranium
  In the 50s of the XX century, radiation was not considered something dangerous. Perhaps that is why toys, in particular kits for creating a laboratory that creates atomic energy, were not out of the ordinary and were sold in ordinary stores. Yes, these kits contained uranium and plutonium, of course, with microscopic doses.

6. The human zoo
  The shameful practice in which blacks were shown to entertain and amuse the public flourished quite recently. People were exposed for fun, at the same time leading them out with monkeys. The picture with a black girl was taken in Belgium in 1958.

7. Excursions to homes for the insane
  The doors of some psychiatric institutions where the insane were kept were open to visitors. So, in the 17th century, Bethlehem Hospital provided an opportunity for everyone to visit this institution for 2 pence in order to see with real examples what a vicious life leads to. Then it was believed that "madness" arises as a result of the excessive sinfulness of man.
The insane were kept in terrible conditions. The rooms were crowded with sick people, some of whom were chained to the walls. Patients were kept almost in the dark. There was a stench in the rooms, chained in chains and half-dressed and practically had no opportunity to move around.

8. Smoking can help calm nerves for pregnant and lactating women.
  Smoking 70 years ago was considered something not just ordinary, but even useful. In particular, cigarette advertising claims that they are so soft that they can be smoked even by pregnant and lactating women to relieve stress.

9. The Garden Hermit
In Germany in the 18th century, rich people had a fashion for hermits, who were kept in the garden and demonstrated to guests. The hermit was forbidden to cut his hair, to wash, and his house was a grotto or shelter such as a hut. Such "Fridays", dressed in rags, of course, could be afforded only by extremely wealthy and noble people.

10. A collection of different parts of the body
  Now this desire to become the owner of such a collection will give rise to well-founded assumptions about mental disorders, but some time ago such trophies were very common for soldiers returning from war. In the photo is an American girl who writes a letter of thanks to her boyfriend and soldier who sent her a trophy (1944). In the second photo - Major General Horatio Gordon Robley with his collection of Maori tattooed heads (New Zealand, 1895).

Finally, some more interesting historical photos


  Airtight gas mask to protect babies during an air raid. The stroller has a cover with a window and a respiratory filter. On the back of the stroller there is a rubber bulb, with which the exhaust air is squeezed out, and inside, passing through the filter, fresh air comes from the street (1938).

  A way to reassure children in a nursery.

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At the checked-in desk I showed my passport and suitcases, took the boarding pass and proceeded to the departure lounge. In the registration desk I showed my passport and my suitcases, took a boarding pass and went to the waiting room. Molly took some flour, poured in a glass of water, added three eggs and mixed everything. Molly took a little flour, poured a glass of water, added 3 eggs and mixed everything. I want to go somewhere I want to go somewhere

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Ann was watching TV while Jane was doing physical exercises. Anna watched TV while Jane was doing exercises. They were discussing the company’s plans while the secretary was typing a letter. They discussed company plans while the secretary typed a letter.

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Hello dear Sprint Answer site readers. Today is Saturday, which means we can watch the game on Channel One "Who want to be a millionaire?" (10/14/2017)  . All questions and answers of today's television game can be found in the full article by clicking on the link above. And in this article we will consider the sixth question for the players of the second part of the game. After all, it was he who caused the first difficulties with the answer from Vera Brezhneva and Alexander Revva.

What in the past was not used for writing?

The players had to choose the answer from the proposed options: papyrus, paper, parchment and clay tablets. The correct answer is traditionally highlighted in blue and bold. In the meantime, we will consider the proposed answer options in more detail.

Papyrus  (dr. Greek πάπῡρος, lat. papyrus), or bible (dr. Greek βιβλίο -) - writing material, in ancient times distributed in Egypt, and later - throughout the entire space of the ancient world. For the manufacture of papyrus, the eponymous wetland plant (Cyperus papyrus), belonging to the sedge family, was used.

Boomasea  (English Bombazine from French bombasin, from Italian bambagia - cotton) - dense cotton fabric of twill, less often plain weave with fleece on one, usually wrong side, side. Black bomb shop was once used for mourning clothes, but the material went out of fashion by the beginning of the 20th century.

Parchment  (in historical and source studies, usually pergamen) (German: Pergament, from the Greek Πέργαμον, Pergamon) - writing material from the raw carbon rawhide of animals (before the invention of paper).

Clay tablet  (tuppum, plural - tuppum) is one of the first material foundations for the book, which appeared about 3,500 BC. Clay and its derivatives (shards, ceramics) were probably the most ancient material for books.

Thus, the correct answer suggests itself, because the above information is enough for certain conclusions.

6. What in the past was not used for writing?

• papyrus
• boomasea
• parchment
• clay tablets