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Would you walk away a millionaire?
Welcome to Part 3 of the “Who Wants To Be a Millionaire” quiz series! Once again, we’ve doubled the challenge – instead of 15 questions like in the real game, you’ll face 30 questions to really test your knowledge.
Another twist: you’ll start with just two answer options, but as you climb the ladder, the choices grow – all the way up to six options for the final question.
The quiz covers a mix of topics – general knowledge, movies, science, history, and a few unexpected ones along the way.
Missed previous parts? Check out Part 1 here and Part 2 here for more challenges!
Let’s see if the third time’s the charm! 💸
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UKGrandad 2 hours ago
Q13. When I was at school, 10 + 25 x 4 = 140: 10 + (25 x 4) = 110. I still believe it's easier to teach maths linearly than by the 'order of operation' method.
Ace 2 hours ago (edited)
You can believe what you like, meanwhile the rest of the world will know you're simply wrong. Oh, and no, that was not how it was done when you were at school. That was never how it was done. Except possibly by you, already getting it wrong.
Load More Replies... UKGrandad 2 hours ago
Q13. When I was at school, 10 + 25 x 4 = 140: 10 + (25 x 4) = 110. I still believe it's easier to teach maths linearly than by the 'order of operation' method.
Ace 2 hours ago (edited)
You can believe what you like, meanwhile the rest of the world will know you're simply wrong. Oh, and no, that was not how it was done when you were at school. That was never how it was done. Except possibly by you, already getting it wrong.
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