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Date: Fri Apr 26 2002 - 12:01:20 EDT
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Mrs. Charlotte Layne's Grade 4 Class
Cider Mill School
Wilton, Connecticut
Challenge Question #6: "Where in the world do you think our 10 Mystery
Sites are located?"
Our response:
Mystery Class #1:
a. Homer
b. Alaska, United States of America
c. 59.39 N 151.30 W
Mystery Class #2
a. South Pole Station
b. Antarctica
c. 90.00 S 0.00 W
Mystery Class #3
a. San Juan
b. Puerto Rico
c. 18.28 N 66.07 W
Mystery Class #4:
a. Lima
b. Peru
c. 12.04 S 77.02 W
Mystery Class #5:
a. Mangilao
b. Guam
c. 13.44 N 144.80 E
Mystery Class #6:
a. Thessaloniki
b. Greece
c. 40.37 N 22.58 E
Mystery Class #7:
a. Khumjung
b. Nepal
c. 27.49 N 86.43 E
Mystery Class #8:
a. Froya
b. Norway
c. 63.43 N 8.42 E
Mystery Class #9:
a. San Ignacio
b. Belize
c. 17.16 N 89.06 W
Mystery Class #10:
a. Kigoma
b. Tanzania
c. 4.52 S 29.37 E
We enjoyed trying to solve the challenges. We hope we're right!! We're a
little concerned about the longitude for the South Pole Station -- if
that's the mystery site, and we think it is. We gave the longitude that is
listed in atlases and the one we believe it really is, but we also realize
that the one we figured out from the Vernal Equinox clues is 172.5, which
they say they borrowed from the time zone they use. We didn't know which
to put, so we went with the actual. Hope this is acceptable!!
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