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Apr 22, 2008 12:51

1. If there are five oranges at the store, and you take away three, how many do you have ( Read more... )

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mysticdragons00 April 22 2008, 19:27:16 UTC
1. 3 oranges

2. a) Lu

3. glass

4. None of the Above

5. There is an independence day, but it isn't like ours. Since ours is independence from England :-p

6. 9

7. 14 fingernails and 14 toenails

8. 0%

9. none

10. Ryn

11. George Bush

12. 0

13. d) 2007 quarters

14. Quarter and a Nickel

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Not bad! 10/14 ray20886 April 23 2008, 11:31:51 UTC
I’m sorry but you have answers 3 question incorrectly. 2 other answer was on the right path but did not give me the correct answer, so I will give you half credit for them. A total of 10 points, out of a possible 14.

I will give the answer in few days, just in case some else would like to take a stab at the questions.

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anonymous April 23 2008, 13:04:41 UTC
1. If there are five oranges at the store, and you take away three, how many do you have ( ... )

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imarvintpa April 23 2008, 15:53:24 UTC

13. When you adjust for inflation, which is worth more?

a) 1908 quarters b) 1963 quarters c) 2000 quarters d) 2007 quarters

This one isn’t clear. If the number in each answer is the amount of quarters, then the answer is d) 2007 quarters. If it’s the date, then it’s none of the above, as inflation doesn’t affect the face value of a coin. However, a quarter dating from 1908 is probably worth much more to a collector.

According to http://www.Coinflation.com/ the melt values of these coins are:

Year 1908 and Year 1963 Quarters are worth $3.1847 in silver as of today.

Year 2000 and Year 2007 quarters are worth $0.0591628 in metal melt value.

IMarv

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Mike from CT anonymous July 14 2008, 23:17:51 UTC
He got all these questions right except #9. The answer is 0 i believe.

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anonymous January 10 2010, 02:00:45 UTC
9.----- The answer should be 12. The teacher asks how many months have 28 days. Well every sinlge month has 28 days or more so the answer should be 12 not none.....

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Who Posted this? ray20886 April 23 2008, 13:18:47 UTC
I give these answer 13and1/2 of 14. I know, I'm being picky.
One of the questions is a 2 part question that neither persons has answered both parts, so I only gave 1/2 credit to that question.

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Re: Who Posted this? ray20886 April 23 2008, 14:48:53 UTC
Heh. Which question is that?

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Q. 10 ray20886 April 23 2008, 15:41:34 UTC
The real question is "Base on the following information, Can you answer this question?" This question only requires a YES or NO answer.

10. Base on the following information, Can you answer this question? You’re the pilot of an airplane that travels form New Your to Chicago - a distance of 800 miles. The Plane travels at 200 MPH and Makes one stop for 30 minutes. What is the pilot’s name?

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Re: Q. 10 ray20886 December 4 2008, 00:45:07 UTC
The answer to Q.10 is Yes
I hope I would know my own name, since I am the pilot. Duh.

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Answers anonymous July 14 2008, 23:12:34 UTC
question 2 = Lee
u dumbass

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