Test
QFT
You have 25,000 or so posts. I would think you have tested everything the board can do.
Will this be on the test?
Fortunately, it’s open book.
Story of my life.
Will this be a comprehensive test; or is comprehension not required?
^ What do you mean?
TEST:
- If Paul has 8 donuts, and Mary has 4 donuts, how many does Cindy have?
- Why was William happy with his new shoes?
- Where are the* **A.R.D. ***games held?
- Johnny has two of them. So does Annie. How many does Doug have?
Are you grading on a curve?
Never known Northern Piper to be testy.
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As a part-time employee of Dunkin’ Donuts, Cindy has both all and none simultaneously. In Non-Einsteinian terms, she is her own Tesseract, crossing the time/space continuum with each bite of an apple fritter.
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William is a third-year student at the Lutheran Seminary in Germantown, Philadelphia, PA. He’s happy because they have been re-souled.
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They haven’t been held since 552 B.C.E.
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Due to a congenital birth defect, Doug has one.
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Exactly one of your answers is correct.
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Mary is a politician. Mary notices that Paul has more donuts than he needs, so she takes 4 of his donuts and gives them to Cindy. Now Mary charges both Paul and Cindy 2 donuts for the service she provided. Mary ends up with 8 donuts, Paul and Cindy each with 2.
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Because they are blue suede shoes.
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I have never heard of the A.R.D games, but I’ll guess on the first full moon after the summer solstice?
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- Doug is not a ninny.
No! All wrong! No points! Did no one study and do their homework?:mad:
They’re mine. **BACK OFF. **
Someone is a little testy…
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Cindy has none. I would have told you if she had some. Plus there are only 12 donuts in a box.
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They fit the bill.
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Thread Games is a SDMB forum. Simple anagram.
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One. As in Syllable.
Going forward please study.
I still say 0 was a correct answer with the information provided Johnny has two ‘N’, Annie has two ‘N’, Doug has 0 N