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The Answer To Poard
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hi, the answer to POARD turned out to be Christmas eve, after eve pollard as HEATON21 had offered in a later response
I do not think the quizmaster realised that POLLARD was the name of a tree when he set the dingbat.however, when the answers started coming in I think he then should have accepted this fact. in his explanations he says that if you did not mention 'christmas' you could not possibly be right but a lot of people would have put 'trimming the Christmas tree' as their answer and therefore they have mentioned 'christmas'. the quizmaster then goes on to make a distinction between 'trimming' and 'trimmed' but the point was there had been a 'trim in the tree'
only 18% of people managed to get 'Christmas eve' and I suspect nearly 82% went in my view correctly for pollard being a tree and not everyone would have heard of eve pollard, I still cannot believe that was the answer to this dingbat was 'Christmas eve' , ambiguous to say the least.
I do not think the quizmaster realised that POLLARD was the name of a tree when he set the dingbat.however, when the answers started coming in I think he then should have accepted this fact. in his explanations he says that if you did not mention 'christmas' you could not possibly be right but a lot of people would have put 'trimming the Christmas tree' as their answer and therefore they have mentioned 'christmas'. the quizmaster then goes on to make a distinction between 'trimming' and 'trimmed' but the point was there had been a 'trim in the tree'
only 18% of people managed to get 'Christmas eve' and I suspect nearly 82% went in my view correctly for pollard being a tree and not everyone would have heard of eve pollard, I still cannot believe that was the answer to this dingbat was 'Christmas eve' , ambiguous to say the least.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.thank you for your opinions, I think it proves that eve pollard is not in everyone's vocabulary, but my point was that pollard as a tree was much more obvious to the quizzer and I do not think the quizmaster realised that pollard was the state of a tree when he set the dingbat, trust smouse to be the odd one out!
even when heaton 21 posted 'Christmas eve' as the answer on the 3rd jan 2014 I still thought it was way off as an answer. it's a pity really because answers like 'epiphany' and 'fezewig' were excellent and well thought out but there is always one isn't there ,smouse
even when heaton 21 posted 'Christmas eve' as the answer on the 3rd jan 2014 I still thought it was way off as an answer. it's a pity really because answers like 'epiphany' and 'fezewig' were excellent and well thought out but there is always one isn't there ,smouse
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