Also, in cricket it is possible to score more than 6 runs from one delivery. If the ball is hit to near the boundary, the batters can run 3 runs, and if the fielder is too enthusiastic with his return throw (and possibly there is a woeful wicketkeeper) the returned throw might be missed and go through to the boundary for 4 overthrows, thus resulting in 7 runs.Whoever wrote this quiz has never played cricket. Umpires arms held horizontally is a wide. Six is signalled by arms held vertically. Also, I doubt that Albert Einstein is the king of pop
. I would be more inclined to think that was Michael Jackson.
No mate , you must be joking .I got 7 out of 10 (70%) answers correct on SDC Trivia Game #462
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You must be joking!
Q.1 A 6 in cricket is arms held vertically - the answer here is 'wide'.
Q.8 I'm also not sure that Einstein knew he was the king of pop!
These are errors which destroy the experience.
And, by the way, 'cherub' is a noun, not an adjevtive as used yesterday - that would be cherubic.
Do you have proof readers?
Well get ready for the onslaught of questions relating to the Mona Lisa, they usually follow one an other!!Welcome back to the little black dress! It has cropped quite a few time already but I haven’t seen this question for a few weeks!![]()
Enjoy your weekend too @Bullwinkle!I got 8 out of 10 (80%) answers correct on SDC Trivia Game #462
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#1….. nothing more to add
#4….. no idea
#8….. although I “guessed” the correct answer ( which we all know is not correct)….I’m going to take it for the “stuff” up with #1……
Works for me
Have an awesome weekendenjoy whatever you do!!!!
Or "To Kill A Mockingbird"....Well get ready for the onslaught of questions relating to the Mona Lisa, they usually follow one an other!!