20 Questions

Margaret Pilkington said:
Less........I think I should award you a putty medal.......you only got 2 wrong.
Number 3.......Bobby Vee and Number 18.......Nephology is a branch of meterology and it is confined to the study of clouds.

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Nephology - The study of hats
http://matthewtobey.com/haypenny/archive/dailyarchive/elvis/021127.html

* Nephology, the study of clouds
http://www.public-domain-content.com/List_of_medical_topics/List_of_ologies.shtml
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I'm such a trusting soul.......I wouldn't complete a quiz like that......and so I expect folk to use their knowledge without resorting to google......but hey if they do.....they have learned something that perhaps they wouldn't have otherwise.
 
Less said:
No, it isn't a problem it's a solution!

Just because something is on the net it doesn't necessarily mean it's accurate. The information is only as good as the person wwho put it there. :)
 
Margaret Pilkington said:
I'm such a trusting soul.......I wouldn't complete a quiz like that......and so I expect folk to use their knowledge without resorting to google......but hey if they do.....they have learned something that perhaps they wouldn't have otherwise.

If you had spent £1,000 or so on reference books would looking in them be cheating? No of course it wouldn't, using your p.c. is just the modern equivalent, not to use it in this way would be a waste of resources. Or should we only use it for playing card games?
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No it isn't cheating as such......but I would use my head first....and Google if I was truly stumped......but as I said, however it is done it ensures that something is learned.
 
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