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What does it mean to be yellow? Coward or what? #1 (permalink) Thu Feb 24, 2005 13:23 pm   What does it mean to be yellow? Coward or what?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-2 "Like a red rag", question 8

As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were ..........

(a) red
(b) blue
(c) white
(d) yellow

Test No. incompl/inter-2 "Like a red rag", answer 8

As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were yellow.

Correct answer: (d) yellow

Your answer was: incorrect
As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were red.
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Hi,

I am little perplexed. I typed in "yellow" and it was marked as incorrect, with the correct answer being "red". Then, I looked at the teachers explanation, and it seems that "yellow" is correct after all. So what is the right color in this case?

Thank you,
Sylvie :-)
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Yellow #2 (permalink) Thu Feb 24, 2005 13:50 pm   Yellow
 

Hi Sylvie,

Yellow is the correct answer.

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Yes #3 (permalink) Sun Feb 27, 2005 7:32 am   Yes
 

And means coward in this sense.
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