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Yes , I went for Stanley mug and was marked wrong
Load More Replies...A piano is a musical instrument made of strings and _______? Wood? Ivory? Cast iron? Brass? ...Hmm. Keys. Okay ....
Wood, it's wood and strings. Even the friggin KEYS are wood!
Load More Replies...I had no clue what "fabric" is pictured. I tried vinyl, suede, pleather, naugahyde. I did NOT say leather because it had too uniform a pattern, like something manufactured. These "quizzes" always have at least one glaring blunder
Looks awfully like the rubber surface of a basket ball to me.
Load More Replies...The spelling part of this is easy. The only questions I got wrong were because the answer was itself wrong, or the question was unclear. Mercury is not the only metal liquid at room temperature; gallium is too.
That had me chasing my tail as well. Mercury is the answer that most go for but if you watch Nile Red you learn that gallium is up there too.
Load More Replies...That pic is rats, not mice, and that's not what we call a tumbler. Also a bit pointless if one gets close, and a right-mouse click brings up the correct spelling.
I got stumped on cutlery... I tried silverware, tableware, flatware, dinnerware and utensil but the word cutlery evaded me...
My dad always said that silverware is what we call the dinner utensils, whereas cutlery includes cutting knives, bread knives, potato peelers, etc. But then again, we live in NZ, so maybe it's different here.
Load More Replies...Okay, who's the moron that came up with this? I gave up on #7. Not only was it about spelling, but it was a guessing game. Guess what word they want you to choose? #5 was the same. Pianos have string, ivory, ebony, wood. Take a guess, read my mind!
I guessed wood for the piano but apparently that was wrong. Without the wooden bit of a piano the strings and keys would be a heap on the floor, so I'm going to take that one.
Load More Replies...One that is not leather. It looks like vegan leather. Two the tunnel one "I went into the tunnel", "in the tunnel", "to the tunnel" - all are correct. Through the tunnel did not feature in my mind, FFS. As for the 'Boss' of a school. That is a Head Teacher in my country, no such term as a Principle. Further. Piano. Strings and Wood. Wood is the MAIN material of a bloody piano. It's actually the 'key' material..... I hated this. Total waste of time that is going to ANNOY me for Ages now ....
The piano one and the complement one were the only ones I got stumped on. Too many variables.
Typed accordion, but got knocked back, as it should be accordion... Also, not a coffee drinker so had no idea what I as looking at. Never seen a tumbler that big before 😂
I wrote rubber for the ball. I had no idea about chemicals. Or cutlery
Gallium exists. It is ALSO a metal that melts at room temperature
I went into the tunnel and below the tunnel and both of those are perfectly fine. Another silly quiz.
The first name of the creator of Mickey Mouse is ... Ub and Walt were CO-creators. Walt had the idea, Ub Iwerks designed and created what he looked like.d
I know how to spell iron but I don’t know the periodic table like I thought this was just spelling
Somehow I got that one correct which is a miracle considering I can't remember anything much of the periodic table.
Load More Replies...'This brave warrior' - sounded like it was referring to a particular person (a specific warrior in history), not a job description. I stopped here.
Yes , I went for Stanley mug and was marked wrong
Load More Replies...A piano is a musical instrument made of strings and _______? Wood? Ivory? Cast iron? Brass? ...Hmm. Keys. Okay ....
Wood, it's wood and strings. Even the friggin KEYS are wood!
Load More Replies...I had no clue what "fabric" is pictured. I tried vinyl, suede, pleather, naugahyde. I did NOT say leather because it had too uniform a pattern, like something manufactured. These "quizzes" always have at least one glaring blunder
Looks awfully like the rubber surface of a basket ball to me.
Load More Replies...The spelling part of this is easy. The only questions I got wrong were because the answer was itself wrong, or the question was unclear. Mercury is not the only metal liquid at room temperature; gallium is too.
That had me chasing my tail as well. Mercury is the answer that most go for but if you watch Nile Red you learn that gallium is up there too.
Load More Replies...That pic is rats, not mice, and that's not what we call a tumbler. Also a bit pointless if one gets close, and a right-mouse click brings up the correct spelling.
I got stumped on cutlery... I tried silverware, tableware, flatware, dinnerware and utensil but the word cutlery evaded me...
My dad always said that silverware is what we call the dinner utensils, whereas cutlery includes cutting knives, bread knives, potato peelers, etc. But then again, we live in NZ, so maybe it's different here.
Load More Replies...Okay, who's the moron that came up with this? I gave up on #7. Not only was it about spelling, but it was a guessing game. Guess what word they want you to choose? #5 was the same. Pianos have string, ivory, ebony, wood. Take a guess, read my mind!
I guessed wood for the piano but apparently that was wrong. Without the wooden bit of a piano the strings and keys would be a heap on the floor, so I'm going to take that one.
Load More Replies...One that is not leather. It looks like vegan leather. Two the tunnel one "I went into the tunnel", "in the tunnel", "to the tunnel" - all are correct. Through the tunnel did not feature in my mind, FFS. As for the 'Boss' of a school. That is a Head Teacher in my country, no such term as a Principle. Further. Piano. Strings and Wood. Wood is the MAIN material of a bloody piano. It's actually the 'key' material..... I hated this. Total waste of time that is going to ANNOY me for Ages now ....
The piano one and the complement one were the only ones I got stumped on. Too many variables.
Typed accordion, but got knocked back, as it should be accordion... Also, not a coffee drinker so had no idea what I as looking at. Never seen a tumbler that big before 😂
I wrote rubber for the ball. I had no idea about chemicals. Or cutlery
Gallium exists. It is ALSO a metal that melts at room temperature
I went into the tunnel and below the tunnel and both of those are perfectly fine. Another silly quiz.
The first name of the creator of Mickey Mouse is ... Ub and Walt were CO-creators. Walt had the idea, Ub Iwerks designed and created what he looked like.d
I know how to spell iron but I don’t know the periodic table like I thought this was just spelling
Somehow I got that one correct which is a miracle considering I can't remember anything much of the periodic table.
Load More Replies...'This brave warrior' - sounded like it was referring to a particular person (a specific warrior in history), not a job description. I stopped here.


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