So we did a little puzzle game at end of class that really made one think. Its meant to looking at things differently. Basically using letter and numbers for clues to the meaning.
EXAMPLE:
4 W on a C: 4 Wheels on a Car
13 O C: 13 Original Colonies:
Now, lets see what you guys can get.
1: S W and the 7 D
2: I H a D by MLK
3: 2 P's in a P
4: HDD (TMRUTC)
5: 3 S to a T
6: 100 P in a D
7: T no PLH
8: 4 Q in a G
9: I a SWAA
10: 50 S in TU
And yes, each of these should be well known, even for those outside the US. The only one I had problems with was 4 and 9. It seems that those 2, plus 7 are tge hardest, but you'll kick yourself once you learn the answer.
EXAMPLE:
4 W on a C: 4 Wheels on a Car
13 O C: 13 Original Colonies:
Now, lets see what you guys can get.
1: S W and the 7 D
2: I H a D by MLK
3: 2 P's in a P
4: HDD (TMRUTC)
5: 3 S to a T
6: 100 P in a D
7: T no PLH
8: 4 Q in a G
9: I a SWAA
10: 50 S in TU
And yes, each of these should be well known, even for those outside the US. The only one I had problems with was 4 and 9. It seems that those 2, plus 7 are tge hardest, but you'll kick yourself once you learn the answer.



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