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I didn't play last time...wht do the parentheses do? How do you read them?
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I didn't play last time...wht do the parentheses do? How do you read them?
^^ wondering the same thing
They are just another word. The parentheses modify the phrase just as they would in any sentence. If it helps, just ignore them and concentrate on the letters.
For example...in the Part 2 test we did here a while back, we had...
6 S W M (S F) = 6 Star Wars Movies (So Far)
1. 5 S of G
2. 4 S of the Y = 4 Seasons of the Year
3. 3 P C
4. 2 H of a C = 2 Hands of a Clock
5. 4 (b) P of a C
6. 8 N in an O = 8 Notes in an Octave
7. 32 P (A) T
8. 6 is H a D = 6 is Half a Dozen
9. 7 C in a R = 7 Colors in a Rainbow
10. 24 F P S = 24 Frames Per Second
11. 4 S and C in a S = 4 Sides and Corners in a Square
12. 101 K on a S K = 101 Keys on a Standard Keyboard
13. 2 P of a M
14. 25 P is 1 Q = 25 Percent is 1 Quarter
15. 6 is the S P N = 6 is the Smallest Perfect Number
16. 5 A in a S P = 5 Acts in a Shakespearean Play
17. N C be D to 0 = Nothing Can be Divided to 0
18. 30 S is H a M = 30 Seconds is Half a Minute
19. 5 R on the O F = 5 Rings on the Olympic Flag
20. 3 D = 3 Dimensions
ty Cosmic, I kept having to go back to the other page
hehehe unfortunately it is not helping. I am drawing a total blank on the rest.
2 P of a M
2 parts of a mouse? I keep coming back to that and I don't know why!
3) is actually fairly easy. 7) is understandable. The other two were not at all obvious.
I'll throw out some hints...
1) This would be something Dr. Phil might deal with
3) Think 1st grade
7) Jim would get this one in a heartbeat
13) Opposites attract?
More like 2 parts of a Mouse...a mouth and an...nevermind...
I don't think so...
...forgot one...
5) Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone?
oh . I cant believe I didn't get that one an hour ago.
3) 3 primary colors
2 parts of a magnet?
13) 2 parts of a magnet?
*CHINGGGGGGG*
1. 5 S of G
2. 4 S of the Y = 4 Seasons of the Year
3. 3 P C = 3 Primary Colors
4. 2 H of a C = 2 Hands of a Clock
5. 4 (b) P of a C
6. 8 N in an O = 8 Notes in an Octave
7. 32 P (A) T
8. 6 is H a D = 6 is Half a Dozen
9. 7 C in a R = 7 Colors in a Rainbow
10. 24 F P S = 24 Frames Per Second
11. 4 S and C in a S = 4 Sides and Corners in a Square
12. 101 K on a S K = 101 Keys on a Standard Keyboard
13. 2 P of a M
14. 25 P is 1 Q = 25 Percent is 1 Quarter
15. 6 is the S P N = 6 is the Smallest Perfect Number
16. 5 A in a S P = 5 Acts in a Shakespearean Play
17. N C be D to 0 = Nothing Can be Divided to 0
18. 30 S is H a M = 30 Seconds is Half a Minute
19. 5 R on the O F = 5 Rings on the Olympic Flag
20. 3 D = 3 Dimensions
2 points of a magnet
!!!
2 poles of a magnet!!
son of a... I hope you get it wrong!
4 (basic?) points of a compass4 (b) P of a C
*ding*ding*ding*ding*
1. 5 S of G
2. 4 S of the Y = 4 Seasons of the Year
3. 3 P C = 3 Primary Colors
4. 2 H of a C = 2 Hands of a Clock
5. 4 (b) P of a C
6. 8 N in an O = 8 Notes in an Octave
7. 32 P (A) T
8. 6 is H a D = 6 is Half a Dozen
9. 7 C in a R = 7 Colors in a Rainbow
10. 24 F P S = 24 Frames Per Second
11. 4 S and C in a S = 4 Sides and Corners in a Square
12. 101 K on a S K = 101 Keys on a Standard Keyboard
13. 2 P of a M = 2 Poles of a Magnet
14. 25 P is 1 Q = 25 Percent is 1 Quarter
15. 6 is the S P N = 6 is the Smallest Perfect Number
16. 5 A in a S P = 5 Acts in a Shakespearean Play
17. N C be D to 0 = Nothing Can be Divided to 0
18. 30 S is H a M = 30 Seconds is Half a Minute
19. 5 R on the O F = 5 Rings on the Olympic Flag
20. 3 D = 3 Dimensions
Judge says...say it again, but as a statement...
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