I was thrown off as well, thinking they were looking for a specifically produced or aged cheese. Don't know the riddle and didn't make the connection. I'm not used to the English name for this cheese.
In the US, Resume and CV both exist but are different things. Resume is 1 to 2 pages long and outlines skills, professional accomplishments, and job history. CV is basically a long-format resume with an emphasis on research and it mostly just used in Academia. CV's can be 50+ pages long and include everything a resume has but additionally includes conference presentations, publications, teaching experience, and other skills relevant to research/professorship roles. Outside of the US, is a CV essentially the same as a US resume (aka 1-2 page long summary)?
Yes, most countries use "CV" the way Americans use "resume," but I have noticed that "CV" is creeping into the mainstream in America as a synonym for "resume." You are right that academic CV's are much longer, but white collar professions increasingly use "CV" to refer to the 1-2 page work history document.
I really wanted it to be one of the dating apps because I know "ghosting" on people is an epidemic in the digital dating world. I did finally hit on the right answer though.
I was in South Africa two years ago, luckily before that whole epidemic, and I just need to get this off my chest: warthogs are AWESOME. They run about like crazy, they are very family-minded, they kneel down to eat, they're everywhere, and they're delicious. Just all-round cool animals.
J.V. was a brilliant author who did indeed begin a whole new genre of literature and well deserves that epithet. He also deserves a better following than the 39% of jetpunkers who appear to have heard of him - the others seemingly more interested in some obscure "superhero", an equally obscure singer and a social media site.
I feel kind of bad for not getting Jules Verne, but none of those other answers are at all obscure. Jules Verne might not have been guessed by a large percentage of people due to the clue being harder than some of the others rather than Verne being completely unknown by us ignorant other jetpunkers.
The Flash is one of the most famous superheroes of all time, and Adele is one of the most popular singers working today. They're not exactly "obscure."
...and if you think about the work he has to do in a single night, he is more than just "speedy"... if there only wasn't the clue with the lightning bolt...
"WHEN I WAS A YOUNG WARTHOOOOGGGGG!"