Scavenger Hunt List 2004 | Cambridge University Scavenger Hunt

A magnetic letter of the alphabet.
A 5 1/4 inch floppy disc.
A wooden egg.
A globe (+1 if it\’s out of date.)
A 2p stamp.
A reel of light blue cotton.
A metal crown.
A death card from a tarot deck.
A yellow smiley badge.
A fob watch.
A bottle or can of root beer.
A pez dispenser (+2 points if it\’s a WB character.)
A 10ml measuring cylinder.
A union jack paper plate.
A photo of a team member wearing a traffic cone.
A Kendal mint cake.
A metal whistle.
Fluffy Dice.
Smartie lids spelling a 3 letter word (+2 for a 6 or more letter word.)
A photo of a shop sign containing the word \’metro\’.
A balloon animal.
Compose this sentence entirely out of letters from the Argos catalogue.
A list of all 150 pokemon, in felt-tip pen.
A pair of rainbow socks.
A 10W lightbulb.
A \”worm/snake in a can\”.
A nock.
Write an \’amusing\’ short story (max 500 words.)
A rubber duck
A piggy bank (must be pig shaped.)
Something that goes \”moo\” (must not be a human.)
A kaleidoscope. (+2 if it\’s homemade.)
A computer program to either output all primes up to an input \”n\”, or output the word \”cheese\” each with a 50% probability.
Photograph of the Lion King 2 on DVD for sale in a shop.
Photo of a smiling horse.
A plastic slinky.
A pair of compasses.

Any Encarta disc.
Photo of a \”welcome to Cambridge/Cambridgeshire?\” sign.
A chess piece over four inches tall.
A multicoloured pingpong ball. (at least 4 colours)
A model of any sugar molecule.
A four-leaf clover.
A photo or screenshot of level 19 in lemmings.
A valentines card.
A quill pen.
£15140 monopoly money.
A business card for the team.
Evidence of a score of 100000 points (beginner) on a point-blank arcade machine. (+4 if 150000 points with 0 continues)
3 different beermats for the same beer.
Evidence of a completed 1000 piece jigsaw (+2 if you bring it along.)
A \”paintbrush\” drumstick.
Photo of a team-member fighting a crocodile.
A published leaflet entitled \’Red Pages\’.
A polystyrene plane.
A pair of sunglasses with mirrors at the edges to let you look behind you.
Photograph of the whole team in a tree
A peacock feather.
Write and perform an original song, about cake. (+3 possible depending on quality.)
An origami dragon
Photograph of the \”Bead Shop\”.
A roadsign, of any size.
Any Beatles track that would qualify to be on \”Short Music for Short People\”.
A Russian doll.
A wooden tennis racket.
A map of the moon.
A fireman\’s hat.
Photograph of a shop called \”Roll on Blank Tapes\”.
A bottle of Cwella.
Make an advertising poster for the film \”Return of the Revenge of the Second Coming of the Undead Ninja Killer Bunny Pirates from Mars II.\” (digitally reanimastered.) (+2 possible for quality)
A laminated copy of this list.

A proof or theorem by Gödel, a picture by Escher, and some music by Bach.
A non-circular CD.
A non-black vinyl record.
Photos of at least 5 sundials in Cambridge.
A rag magazine.
A prodigal Sorcerer.
Thunderbird 1.
A photo recognisably containing both Homerton and Girton. (you don\’t need to be in this one.)
Photos of 5 different full-size college coats of arms.
A tamagotchi.
A pokeball, (not a picture of one)
A love heart that says \”fax me\”
A scarecrow of an assassin (+3 possible for quality.)
The name of any shop in Cambridge selling a monkey on a tricycle. (See example.)
Photograph a sign offering buy one get one free in Subway.
Photograph of the team dressed as superheroes. (+3 possible for quality.)
A pop-cork gun.
A poison letter sent to a team member, older than lent 2004.
A drivers license, with points on it.
An expired UL library card.
Photographs (before and after) of a set up 200 piece domino rally.
A speedstacks cup.
Autographs of three different bedders.
A ruler that measures something other than cm or inches.
Photograph of a team member hugging a banker.
A photograph from the board in Gardies. .
A photograph of a model railway.
The answer to puzzledonkey 1.1.10

Proof of ownership of any stocks or shares.
The (entire) frontpage of a newspaper over a year old.
A book token that was awarded to a team member for something.
Evidence of any decent etch-a-sketch picture drawn by a team member.
A subutteo referee.
A flyer for Robinson may ball.
A football programme from the 2003-2004 season.
A tour T-shirt for any band containing a female member.
A losing Saturday lottery ticket.
An ASNaC.
A photograph of the entire team with a Japanese Tourist.
A length of string composed of one piece of string of each colour of the rainbow, tied together with different knots.
An Advent calendar (+2 if containing chocolates.)
Build a device that makes a \”plink\” noise 10 times after a suitable item is dropped in the top.
Photo of the team having a tea party in an obscure location.

A poster (at least A2) of the Mandelbrot set.
A conker.
A cinema ticket stub for pirates of the Caribbean.
A real (i.e. made of cloth) EU flag.
Photographs of all the other teams.
Evidence of an unsupported 2ft tall stack of pennies. (+3 for every extra foot up to 11 points)
The autograph of Rory McGrath?.
A Zoid.
A Cadbury’s crème egg.

Photographs of a team member shaking hands with Riley, Hobson and Bence. (3 points for each, +1 if you get them all to sign the book.)

(most of these are purely objective. So what?)

The team with most oversized item on the list. (+1)
The team with the \’nicest\’ jelly sandcastle. (+1)
The team with the most obscure version of any item on the list. (+1)
Any team that returns with a 5 or more point item signed by a dean of any college. (+3)
The team with the \’prettiest\’ list of pokemon. (+1)
The team with the best balloon animal (+1)
The team with the best story behind how they obtained any item. (+1)
The team with the best faked item. (note: faked items don\’t score points.) (+1)
The team with the funniest photograph. (+1)
The team with the best team business card (+1)
The team with the most amusing story (+1)
The team with photographs of the largest number of different bike shops in Cambridge. (+1)
The most obscure tea party (+1)