Color is usually some shade of yellow and often varies with the concentration of the sample. The most common color descriptions of normal urine are straw, light yellow, yellow and dark yellow. Amber colored urine is seen in patients with increased bilirubin levels and may indicate hepatitis.
Add the knowledge of bowling's perfect score, 300, and it stands to reason 10 strikes in a row is a perfect 300.
To find your official average, of course, you will need to bowl a total of 12 games since that is what the Bowling Congress requires to calculate your average. Then add up your scores. Say you bowl three games of 150, 181 and 136. Add those scores: 150 plus 181 plus 136 equals 466. Divide by the number of games, which in this example is three. So you divide 466 by 3. 466 divided by 3 equals 155.3. You've come up with a fraction, and bowling scores are typically rounded down, ignoring anything on the right side of the decimal point. In this case, your average is 155.