OT: The Old Toad Quiz- try your luck.

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USA: 50%
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On 29 Jun 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Mick White wrote:

USA: 50%

<gag />35%

7. The duodenum is pary <= parT

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Mick White wrote:

http://mickweb.com/quiz/index.html

Please check for errors or typos.

Passing scores:
USA: 50%
ROTW: 40%

Thanks.
Mick

40%. Had to try my luck, because Knowledge didn't get much of a look-in!

Question 13: should be 'Do' not 'To'

Question 16: should be 'Be' not 'Me'.

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Pete.

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Arghh...I refuse to reveal the "score".
Typo in Q 16: "me" should be "be"

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4. Which of the following cities is almost exactly 3000km from Tokyo?

Someone explain to me the meaning of "almost exactly". Either it is exactly
3000 miles or almost 3000 miles, but there's no such thing as "almost
exactly".


"Mick White" <mwhite13 (AT) BOGUSrochester (DOT) rr.com> wrote

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Passing scores:
USA: 50%
ROTW: 40%

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Mick

br wrote:

4. Which of the following cities is almost exactly 3000km from Tokyo?

Someone explain to me the meaning of "almost exactly". Either it is exactly
3000 miles or almost 3000 miles, but there's no such thing as "almost
exactly".

Well, in general, I would agree.

But a distance in kms between two cities cannot be exact. If you claim
"exact", then there has to be the distance between two specific points
within the cities' boundries. Consequently, anything except these exact
points, would be "inexact".

"Almost exact" is an analogy that suits me in this case.
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Bah! 45%

Q1: "Griimes"?

q13" "to" should be "do"

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Failed again: 45%


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br wrote:

4. Which of the following cities is almost exactly 3000km from Tokyo?

Someone explain to me the meaning of "almost exactly". Either it is exactly
3000 miles or almost 3000 miles, but there's no such thing as "almost
exactly".

Very true.....

Mick

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Passing scores:
USA: 50%
ROTW: 40%

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Mick

Bad day, Joe.
Thanks for the eagle eye.
Mick

Joe Makowiec wrote:

On 29 Jun 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Mick White wrote:


USA: 50%


gag />35%

7. The duodenum is pary <= parT