Not sure if I scored on the original question, so submitting an RQ answer just in case; please ignore if I’ve already been credited for the points:
US LAW & GOVERNMENT BY THE NUMBERS
9: Ten days, not counting Sundays
- (Side question: Why does this exception for Sundays not constitute an establishment of religion? Just wondering....)
FILL IN THE LATIN PROVERB
2: “We who are about to
die salute you.”
- Latin is incorrect as given, though it doesn’t affect the word relevant to the answer. Should read Morituri te salutamus; Morituri te salutant means “They who are about to die salute you.”
4: “Fight
fire with fire.”
6: “One hand
washes the other.”
8: “
Tears are a woman’s weapon.”
10: “A drop hollows out
stone [or
a stone or
the stone].”
THE SOUND OF MUSIC
3: Heinrich “The Truth” Hertz
6: I’m guessing what you intend here is air pressure (which is, indeed, measured in pascals); but perceived pitch is actually determined by the
frequency of the sound wave, which is measured in hertz (see 3 above).
9: A clamplifier—not sure what you’re after here
12: Speed
15: Longitudinal waves