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ROUND 2

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1. The Latinized form of Hugh.
a) Hugo*** (only plausible option)
b) Henry
c) Humphrey

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2. Ranked number 89 in Hungary(2005) is a variant of Brendan.
a) Brandon*** (A guess between Brandon and Brendon)
b) Brendon
c) Braeden

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3. Form a surname that means "settlement of free men" in Old English.
a) Madison
b) Charlton*** (-ton means town or something like that, and charl- means something with 'men', so it would be likely)
c) Riley

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4. This English, Polish and German name was John Lennon's first child name.
a) Jude
b) Lucy*** (A guess between Julian and Lucy, I don't think Jude would be a German name, since it means 'Jew' in German, and Maxwell can hardly be polish)
c) Maxwell
d) Julian

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5. What day of the week was children traditionally named Dominic born on?
a) Sunday*** (Domingo is Spanish for Sunday, so that would make sense)
b) Wednesday

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6. This name means "son of the south" in Hebrew. Its was very popular in 2007 (26 in USA, 14 in England/Wales, 60 in Scotland, 43 in Sweden, 15 in Australia, and 17 in Norway)
a) Charles
b) Benjamin*** (the other names are of Germanic origin)
c) William

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7. True or False: Marc is the English form of Mark?
False, I believe Marc is French, and Mark is Mark in English

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8. True or False: Eirwen means "white snow" and is French?
True, Eir means snow (I love Eira) and Wen means 'white, fair' I believe

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9. The name Thurstan is from an English surname which was derived from the _______ name Þórsteinn?
a) Norse*** (besides that I know this, the first letter doesn't exist in French or Latin :P)
b) Latin
c) French

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10. What name either means "father of many" or "many, multitude"? (Hint: think Bible)
Abraham?