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[tyred]

6 but the French was at best an educated guess. My knowledge of Greek mythology is sadly lacking but it hasn't held me back in life so far.

To my shame I really had to think about the binary conversion and use pen and paper whereas when I was at college I could do those conversions in my head.

 

[r04DiE]

6/7 and I guessed every single one of them.

 

[jefmcg]

6/7 and I guessed every single one of them.

You don't know what an enzyme is?

 

[nickyboy]

You don't know what an enzyme is?

Wasn't that the band that Dappy and Tulisa were in?

 

[Dayvo]

4-7

Same old story: could have done better (but I was always to be found playing sport at school, sod the classroom).

 

[matiz]

7 for me guessed the greek one,never did any classical stuff at school

 

[r04DiE]

You don't know what an enzyme is?

Yes, that was one that I got right. So, yes, I do know what an enzyme is.

 

[craigwend]

71.428571%

 

[cyberknight]

7
I only guessed the greek one as is the only one I had heard of.

 

[TVC]

7/7 but the literature one was an educated guess

 

[lutonloony]

6, but I could have got 7 if I'd read all of the posts first. Enzymes did for me, but I never did biology( that's my excuse)

 

[srw]

Obligatory pedantry: Dido and Aeneas don't figure in Greek mythology. He's a Trojan prince who was part of the foundation mythology of Rome. She's part of the reason the Republican Romans were so keen to destroy Carthage.

And, for that matter, they figure in British myth: Brutus, descendant of Aeneas, is supposed to have founded Britain, which is supposed to be named after him.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

0/7

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Oh well, I hope you do better in the resits.

I'm distraught, my life is at an end.

 

[TVC]

0/7

Never mind, it looks like you are cut out for some kind of roll in the public sector