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RobinHez:
In mathematics class, IamTobie always feel like a fish out of water. This means that in mathematics class, Tobie always....
A. feel comfortable
B. feel shy
C. feel unrecognized
D. feel strange

RobinHez:
In mathematics class, IamTobie always feel like a fish out of water. This means that in mathematics class, Tobie always....
A. feel comfortable
B. feel shy
C. feel unrecognized
D. feel strange

RobinHez:
In mathematics class, IamTobie always feel like a fish out of water. This means that in mathematics class, Tobie always....
A. feel comfortable
B. feel shy
C. feel unrecognized
D. feel strange

RobinHez:
so how come the answer is not moon?

RobinHez:
It is obvious that civil engineers are thick on the ground. This means civil engineers are ________
A. scarce
B. experienced
C. many
D. familiar with ground

RobinHez:
It is obvious that civil engineers are thick on the ground. This means civil engineers are ________
A. scarce
B. experienced
C. many
D. familiar with ground

RobinHez:
It is obvious that civil engineers are thick on the ground. This means civil engineers are ________
A. scarce
B. experienced
C. many
D. familiar with ground

McHenry99:
Sorry it's coming late...I just saw the mention...the moon is a non luminous or opaque object (which means it's out of the options already)

IamTobie:
Answer: the questions require the use of anagram to decipher them.... That's why I dropped klues.
Everyone knows I'm a dummy in maths; I don't even know the simplest of mathematics.

Number 1 question doesn't exist. It's just a chain of nonsense; I myself don't even know what it aktually is.

Number two makes it interesting because it provides answer for the alleged non-existing question 1.
That's where the anagram komes in. Those figures in number 2 merely stand for "JUST JOKING" if You change them to alphabets. More like, 1 = A,.....2= B.. Bla bla bla....
So, since number two means JUST JOKING, number one is a glorified nonsense!
Thank you.
Bows out...

RobinHez:
choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined words.

1. The traders unwittingly allowed themselves to be duped by fraudsters.
A. knowingly
B. Inadvertently
C. Unfortunately
D. Intentionally

2. It was an agreeable atmosphere when the old classmates met at their reunion.
A. a congenial
B. a congenital
C. an attractive
D. a palpable

3. For the umpteenth time, she warned her friend to stop shouting
A. first of many times
B. fifteenth times
C. last of many times
D. last time

IamTobie:
Answer: the questions require the use of anagram to decipher them.... That's why I dropped klues.
Everyone knows I'm a dummy in maths; I don't even know the simplest of mathematics.

Number 1 question doesn't exist. It's just a chain of nonsense; I myself don't even know what it aktually is.

Number two makes it interesting because it provides answer for the alleged non-existing question 1.
That's where the anagram komes in. Those figures in number 2 merely stand for "JUST JOKING" if You change them to alphabets. More like, 1 = A,.....2= B.. Bla bla bla....
So, since number two means JUST JOKING, number one is a glorified nonsense!
Thank you.
Bows out...

Ada96:
omg! tobie! *faints*

RobinHez:
choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined words.

1. The traders unwittingly allowed themselves to be duped by fraudsters.
A. knowingly
B. Inadvertently
C. Unfortunately
D. Intentionally

2. It was an agreeable atmosphere when the old classmates met at their reunion.
A. a congenial
B. a congenital
C. an attractive
D. a palpable

3. For the umpteenth time, she warned her friend to stop shouting
A. first of many times
B. fifteenth times
C. last of many times
D. last time

RobinHez:
choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined words.

1. The traders unwittingly allowed themselves to be duped by fraudsters.
A. knowingly
B. Inadvertently
C. Unfortunately
D. Intentionally

2. It was an agreeable atmosphere when the old classmates met at their reunion.
A. a congenial
B. a congenital
C. an attractive
D. a palpable

3. For the umpteenth time, she warned her friend to stop shouting
A. first of many times
B. fifteenth times
C. last of many times
D. last time

SouffleX:
Sorry. A

Ada96:
b?

SouffleX:
No
B

IamTobie:
Answer: the questions require the use of anagram to decipher them.... That's why I dropped klues.
Everyone knows I'm a dummy in maths; I don't even know the simplest of mathematics.

Number 1 question doesn't exist. It's just a chain of nonsense; I myself don't even know what it aktually is.

Number two makes it interesting because it provides answer for the alleged non-existing question 1.
That's where the anagram komes in. Those figures in number 2 merely stand for "JUST JOKING" if You change them to alphabets. More like, 1 = A,.....2= B.. Bla bla bla....
So, since number two means JUST JOKING, number one is a glorified nonsense!
Thank you.
Bows out...

Ada96:
lol D?

SouffleX:
D

McHenry99:
D

Ada96:
omg! tobie! *faints*

SouffleX:
C (?)

Ada96:
c?

Brian10:
C. Many

SouffleX:
And to think we were actually trying to solve it

RobinHez:
Jesus! dont tell me u guys attempted to even write the question??
damn!

Fabzgrace:
BAC?

Princecalm:
B A C

Ada96:
Bac

RobinHez:
Jesus!
dont tell me u guys attempted to even write the question??

damn!

Ada96:
swear I did! ...

RobinHez:
oh well....
u should have known its not a maths question, or have u seen '><' in maths b4?

Ada96:
no I only tried no 2