From the popular radio quiz show (called '20 Questions'), when a player desribes an object as 'animal', 'vegetable' or 'mineral' and then the other contestants have 20 questions to ask in order to identify the object in question.
Examples of questions that can quickly define an item in "20 questions" are :Is it bigger than a breadbox (an old term for a container about 1/4 to 1/2 cubic foot)Is it animal, vegetable, mineral?Is it something people use every day?Can you carry it around?Is it solid or liquid?
Do You mean 20-20 vision?
Half people do not answer the questions
what does the term "other hearing" mean in the court of law
It mean stop asking so many questions.
"2-0 mikes" = "20 minutes"
Seeding is a term that is used for creating new questions in the website.
I assume you mean the percentage of 17 out of 20. If not, then I apologize, I misunderstood. Anyway, if I assumed correctly then 17/20 is in fact 85%.
90% of 20 questions = 90*20/100 questions = 1800/100 = 18 questions.
It's an Australian slang term that implies the questions, How are you? Are you well?
There were 25 practice questions but that doesn't mean there's not more on the actual test. But I heard it was relatively easy if you read the book.
20 questions missed out of 140 leaves 85.71%.
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The term mean used in a mathematical sense refers to the average of something. If you have a list of 20 numbers you would add them all together and divide by 20 to find the mean.
Examples of questions that can quickly define an item in "20 questions" are :Is it bigger than a breadbox (an old term for a container about 1/4 to 1/2 cubic foot)Is it animal, vegetable, mineral?Is it something people use every day?Can you carry it around?Is it solid or liquid?
You are the person who thinks of an object for others to guess by answering yes or no questions in the game of 20 Questions.
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