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Post by wwtbam0118 on Oct 13, 2015 11:26:46 GMT -5
Okay ! ,
Lets go for one million pounds !
*Audience cheers*
"Dendrology" is the study of what ?
A: Crystals
B: Wood
C: Birds
D: Pop culture
In 1997 which Member of Parliament in the Enfield Southgate constituency lost their "Safe seat" ?
A: Lindi St Clair
B: John Beddoes
C: Barry Kirk
D: Michael Portillo
Answers will be given tommorow at 18:00 GMT
Good luck !
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Post by retched on Oct 13, 2015 11:34:53 GMT -5
Dendrology is ... I believe B.
And the Parliament question is completely a guess but... D.
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Post by retched on Oct 13, 2015 12:38:23 GMT -5
Dendrology is ... I believe B. And the Parliament question is completely a guess but... D. Are these questions challenging enough ? The Dendrology question yes. And the parliament question definitely is. In my opinion at least. |
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Post by wwtbam0118 on Oct 13, 2015 12:46:49 GMT -5
Are these questions challenging enough ? The Dendrology question yes. And the parliament question definitely is. In my opinion at least. I personally found writing these questions quite difficult because of the rise of google! Mwhahha. But being completely honest I got my inspiration for the Dendrology question from David Edwards's 'Quercus Robur' question! As for the Parliament question this was just complete and utterly my imagination. After watching a very interesting program about the making of UK millionaire and how they actually have a 'bank' of questions on their systems they talked about the Million pound questions and how they are constructed ! But what I personally believe they do and what I did was create the meanest question Imaginable and give it to some poor sod! P.S Did you google the answers ?! |
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Post by retched on Oct 13, 2015 13:54:13 GMT -5
The Dendrology question yes. And the parliament question definitely is. In my opinion at least. I personally found writing these questions quite difficult because of the rise of google! Mwhahha. But being completely honest I got my inspiration for the Dendrology question from David Edwards's 'Quercus Robur' question! As for the Parliament question this was just complete and utterly my imagination. After watching a very interesting program about the making of UK millionaire and how they actually have a 'bank' of questions on their systems they talked about the Million pound questions and how they are constructed ! But what I personally believe they do and what I did was create the meanest question Imaginable and give it to some poor sod! P.S Did you google the answers ?! Dendrology I had a slight hint... And I'm in the US, so I have no idea about how Parliament works. (And I thought our US Electoral College was complicated.) |
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Post by kplewisvox on Oct 13, 2015 16:33:03 GMT -5
Dendrology is a grade school science subject. I wouldn't put that higher than the first milestone.
As an American, I have no idea how difficult the Parliament question would be to a Brit.
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Post by wwtbam0118 on Oct 13, 2015 16:42:18 GMT -5
Aha, thanks for the feedback about the Dendrology question as for the politics I personally think that it is quite obscure, In the UK we have items such as Tropisms and other bizarre items required by the AQA exam board , anyway im going of on a bit of a tangent ... these questions or now question on British politics is entirely designed for the UK and the UK only. It is an interesting topic I believe could be quite interesting to know more about. Anyway this is neither the time or place for a conversation or conference on differences between the British and American education systems !
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) I guess the next on will be Poland then...
