Ideological rebus
The answers form one word.
#1
#2
#3
#4
Hint for #3:
"SLC" could equally well be "NYC".
Image credits:
clue 1 #1: dtstuff9, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #2: See Li, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #3: Mingle Media TV, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #4: Eva Rinaldi, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 2: Kremlin.ru, CC-BY 4.0
clue 4 #1: JL 09, CC-BY-SA 3.0
clue 4 #2: Itub, CC-BY SA 3.0
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The answers form one word.
#1
#2
#3
#4
Hint for #3:
"SLC" could equally well be "NYC".
Image credits:
clue 1 #1: dtstuff9, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #2: See Li, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #3: Mingle Media TV, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #4: Eva Rinaldi, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 2: Kremlin.ru, CC-BY 4.0
clue 4 #1: JL 09, CC-BY-SA 3.0
clue 4 #2: Itub, CC-BY SA 3.0
knowledge rebus language geography movies
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The answers form one word.
#1
#2
#3
#4
Hint for #3:
"SLC" could equally well be "NYC".
Image credits:
clue 1 #1: dtstuff9, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #2: See Li, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #3: Mingle Media TV, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #4: Eva Rinaldi, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 2: Kremlin.ru, CC-BY 4.0
clue 4 #1: JL 09, CC-BY-SA 3.0
clue 4 #2: Itub, CC-BY SA 3.0
knowledge rebus language geography movies
asked Dec 3 '18 at 14:12
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The answers form one word.
#1
#2
#3
#4
Hint for #3:
"SLC" could equally well be "NYC".
Image credits:
clue 1 #1: dtstuff9, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #2: See Li, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #3: Mingle Media TV, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 1 #4: Eva Rinaldi, CC-BY-SA 2.0
clue 2: Kremlin.ru, CC-BY 4.0
clue 4 #1: JL 09, CC-BY-SA 3.0
clue 4 #2: Itub, CC-BY SA 3.0
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For #1
As pointed by @MOehm this is the list of the Academy award winners for best actress between 2005 and 2008. The missing one is 2007, Marion Cotillard. In this case we get RA.
For #2
I think it's a play on word with a bit of Russian language. Rasputin = Ras Putin, which sounds in Russian like once (or one) Putin, then we have dva (two) Putin, tri (three) Putin. the second image is framed. So I guess it's DVAPUTIN, which gives us letters DI.
For #3 Thanks to @MOehm
This is the flag of Mexico. The hint points out that SLC is a city. Only the last letter is red so from MEXICO we get XY MEXI and then we need a city that starts like that and ends with CALI. MEXICALI fits the description. Than for the middle part we get just CALI and the last bit is CALI + CO or XICO and CALEXICO (almost) fits the requirement. This leads us to CALI
For #4
This is Samar island, part of the Phillippines and the Periodic table. I guess the word from this one is the element Samarium. As suggested by @ibrahimmahrir the letters must SM, the symbolic name of samarium.
The 'ideological' word we are looking therefore will end with:
So we get RA-DI-*-SM and considering the current situation of the world I guess it's RA-DI-CALI-SM.
answered Dec 3 '18 at 14:18
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I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
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Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
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@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
2
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
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Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
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For #1
As pointed by @MOehm this is the list of the Academy award winners for best actress between 2005 and 2008. The missing one is 2007, Marion Cotillard. In this case we get RA.
For #2
I think it's a play on word with a bit of Russian language. Rasputin = Ras Putin, which sounds in Russian like once (or one) Putin, then we have dva (two) Putin, tri (three) Putin. the second image is framed. So I guess it's DVAPUTIN, which gives us letters DI.
For #3 Thanks to @MOehm
This is the flag of Mexico. The hint points out that SLC is a city. Only the last letter is red so from MEXICO we get XY MEXI and then we need a city that starts like that and ends with CALI. MEXICALI fits the description. Than for the middle part we get just CALI and the last bit is CALI + CO or XICO and CALEXICO (almost) fits the requirement. This leads us to CALI
For #4
This is Samar island, part of the Phillippines and the Periodic table. I guess the word from this one is the element Samarium. As suggested by @ibrahimmahrir the letters must SM, the symbolic name of samarium.
The 'ideological' word we are looking therefore will end with:
So we get RA-DI-*-SM and considering the current situation of the world I guess it's RA-DI-CALI-SM.
answered Dec 3 '18 at 14:18
rhsquaredrhsquared
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I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
2
Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
1
@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
2
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
3
Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
|
show 5 more comments
For #1
As pointed by @MOehm this is the list of the Academy award winners for best actress between 2005 and 2008. The missing one is 2007, Marion Cotillard. In this case we get RA.
For #2
I think it's a play on word with a bit of Russian language. Rasputin = Ras Putin, which sounds in Russian like once (or one) Putin, then we have dva (two) Putin, tri (three) Putin. the second image is framed. So I guess it's DVAPUTIN, which gives us letters DI.
For #3 Thanks to @MOehm
This is the flag of Mexico. The hint points out that SLC is a city. Only the last letter is red so from MEXICO we get XY MEXI and then we need a city that starts like that and ends with CALI. MEXICALI fits the description. Than for the middle part we get just CALI and the last bit is CALI + CO or XICO and CALEXICO (almost) fits the requirement. This leads us to CALI
For #4
This is Samar island, part of the Phillippines and the Periodic table. I guess the word from this one is the element Samarium. As suggested by @ibrahimmahrir the letters must SM, the symbolic name of samarium.
The 'ideological' word we are looking therefore will end with:
So we get RA-DI-*-SM and considering the current situation of the world I guess it's RA-DI-CALI-SM.
answered Dec 3 '18 at 14:18
rhsquaredrhsquared
7,50021645
2
I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
2
Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
1
@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
2
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
3
Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
|
show 5 more comments
For #1
As pointed by @MOehm this is the list of the Academy award winners for best actress between 2005 and 2008. The missing one is 2007, Marion Cotillard. In this case we get RA.
For #2
I think it's a play on word with a bit of Russian language. Rasputin = Ras Putin, which sounds in Russian like once (or one) Putin, then we have dva (two) Putin, tri (three) Putin. the second image is framed. So I guess it's DVAPUTIN, which gives us letters DI.
For #3 Thanks to @MOehm
This is the flag of Mexico. The hint points out that SLC is a city. Only the last letter is red so from MEXICO we get XY MEXI and then we need a city that starts like that and ends with CALI. MEXICALI fits the description. Than for the middle part we get just CALI and the last bit is CALI + CO or XICO and CALEXICO (almost) fits the requirement. This leads us to CALI
For #4
This is Samar island, part of the Phillippines and the Periodic table. I guess the word from this one is the element Samarium. As suggested by @ibrahimmahrir the letters must SM, the symbolic name of samarium.
The 'ideological' word we are looking therefore will end with:
So we get RA-DI-*-SM and considering the current situation of the world I guess it's RA-DI-CALI-SM.
answered Dec 3 '18 at 14:18
rhsquaredrhsquared
7,50021645
For #1
As pointed by @MOehm this is the list of the Academy award winners for best actress between 2005 and 2008. The missing one is 2007, Marion Cotillard. In this case we get RA.
For #2
I think it's a play on word with a bit of Russian language. Rasputin = Ras Putin, which sounds in Russian like once (or one) Putin, then we have dva (two) Putin, tri (three) Putin. the second image is framed. So I guess it's DVAPUTIN, which gives us letters DI.
For #3 Thanks to @MOehm
This is the flag of Mexico. The hint points out that SLC is a city. Only the last letter is red so from MEXICO we get XY MEXI and then we need a city that starts like that and ends with CALI. MEXICALI fits the description. Than for the middle part we get just CALI and the last bit is CALI + CO or XICO and CALEXICO (almost) fits the requirement. This leads us to CALI
For #4
This is Samar island, part of the Phillippines and the Periodic table. I guess the word from this one is the element Samarium. As suggested by @ibrahimmahrir the letters must SM, the symbolic name of samarium.
The 'ideological' word we are looking therefore will end with:
So we get RA-DI-*-SM and considering the current situation of the world I guess it's RA-DI-CALI-SM.
answered Dec 3 '18 at 14:18
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answered Dec 3 '18 at 14:18
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I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
2
Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
1
@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
2
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
3
Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
|
show 5 more comments
2
I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
2
Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
1
@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
2
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
3
Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
2
2
I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
I think #4 is just the two letters $ color{white}{SM}$ (select to reveal).
– ibrahim mahrir
Dec 3 '18 at 14:58
2
2
Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
Personally, I think your 2 and 4 are correct rather than your 1 & 3, but that's just my opinion...
– El-Guest
Dec 3 '18 at 15:04
1
1
@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
@El-Guest I agree. I haven't used the movies tag and also I don't think the answer for 3 is correct either. It just sort of fits.
– rhsquared
Dec 3 '18 at 15:05
2
2
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
rot13(V guvax sbe PNYV vg pbhyq unir fbzrguvat gb qb jvgu gur fgngr bs Onwn Pnyvsbeavn va Zrkvpb (juvpu va ratyvfu jbhyq or Fgngr bs Ybjre Pnyvsbeavn, juvpu svgf gur FYP vavgvnyf), naq gur fgngr vf vafvqr Zrkvpb.)
– S. M.
Dec 3 '18 at 15:28
3
3
Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
Your number 1 is correct, but the reasoning is different, I think: Look at MMVII here.
– M Oehm
Dec 4 '18 at 9:07
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