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If you can't see the ambiguity in a lot of these questions, I think you failed ;) For example, see questions 5 and 6.
by Locke1689 13y ago
If you can't see the ambiguity in a lot of these questions, I think you failed ;)
For example, see questions 5 and 6.
- Dylan16807 13y ago5. circle the first a in the line 6. I suppose this has multiple interpretations but I see no way for circle in circle in circle to be wrong. How am I misreading this, assuming a schoolteacher grading this and not a lying racist. How many of these questions have multiple legitimate interpretations, not counting very slightly poor wording?
- Locke1689 13y ago5 is grammatically incorrect and thus difficult to parse. 6 is ambiguous because of the statement '"the" circle'. This may mean one circle must be inside one other circle, but not inside the other, or that 3 nested circles are legal.