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Hello everybody, I am feeling so free today as I have completed my semester exams today and in total mood for some fun.
Alanta's game suddenly reminded me of my primary school English question paper where there used to be a question called "who said it to whom? ", asking us to find that by giving the dialogues from a prose or passage.
Why not play the same game using CN now? Thanks for the triggering idea Alanta.
I will start this game with a dialogue from CN and you all need to guess "who said it to whom?" and vice-versa. Hope you find this interesting.
Well there are not much rules for this game, still some important ones are:
1. No dialogue should be repeated as question.
2. Dialogue of anybody is permissible, not necessarily the dialogues of only the leads.
3. Both the dialogue teller and receiver's name must be answered.
4. The person who tells both the teller and receiver correctly earns 1 point. If both are wrong, then zero.
5. If half of the answer is correct, then half mark will be awarded.
6. If the other half is correctly answered by somebody else, they will earn the remaining half mark.
7. For 2 or more persons answering the same question correctly simultaneously, then the first person who answered will earn half mark and the 2nd who answered that will earn a quarter mark.
8. Rule 7 applies only for minute difference in the time of posting of the answer. Hence, ensure that no question is answered by more than 2 people. Any person posting the same answer as 3rd or above will lose 0.25 marks from their current score.
9. Nobody should post a new question until the previous question is answered.
10. The target score is 20. The one who abides by these rules and scores 20 points first is the WINNER.
So be alert of what is posted and then post accordingly. The rules have made this game quite challenging, hasn't it?
Too many yet too simple to call them rules, isn't it?
Any plan of continuing this game even after the winner is determined is very much welcome and appreciated.
Ok... shall we start?
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