25.9 - MegSCL's Task: Your Objective

[Nick]

Would these work?

The Girl in a Swing

and

My confusion is that most swings are not inside, yet most are small enough to be inside.

[Meg]

Nick wrote: "Would these work?

The Girl in a Swing

and

My confusion is that most swings are not inside, yet most are small enough to be inside."

Yes, that's fine. You could technically have a swing inside

[Chris]

Do feathers work as objects?

[Meg]

Chris wrote: "Do feathers work as objects?
"

Yes, as long as they are depicted as separate objects, not as part of a bird. So the cover you posted works

[Jamie]

Is the Apron visible enough on this cover for me to use that as my object, thank you

[Meg]

Jamie wrote: "Is the Apron visible enough on this cover for me to use that as my object, thank you

"

Yes, I can see an apron there.

[Meg]

yes I think that is a suitcase

[Cathy]

Will this work? Speaking from Among the Bones (bones) and

[Siobhan]

B1: House of Cards by Michael Dobbs
B2: by Agatha Christie

Would this combo work?

Thanks!

[Meg]

Cathy wrote: "Will this work? Speaking from Among the Bones (bones) and "

Yep, that looks pretty bony

[Cathy]

Thanks:-)

[Hina]

Hi

Would this work? Thanks!
Book 1: The Highlander's Sword by Amanda Forester.
Book 2: Dangerous Highlander by Donna Grant.

[Meg]

Hina wrote: "Hi

Would this work? Thanks!
Book 1: The Highlander's Sword by Amanda Forester.
Book 2: Dangerous Highlander by Donna Grant."

Yes, that sword works

[Darlene]

Just checking on two books to see if they work:

The Tie That Binds by Kent Haruf and The Hopefuls

There is a tie on the cover of The Hopefuls, but I don't think it is an actual Tie as an object that is being referred to in The Tie That Binds so I wanted to make sure it was ok for this task.

Thank you!

[Meg]

Darlene wrote: "Just checking on two books to see if they work:

The Tie That Binds by Kent Haruf and The Hopefuls

There is a tie on the cov..."

Yep, you're allowed to use words that have alternative meanings if spelled the same

[Meg]

Siobhan wrote: "B1: House of Cards by Michael Dobbs
B2: by Agatha Christie

Would this combo work?

Thanks!"

Sorry Siobhan, looks like I overlooked your question. Yes those cards look good!

[Brooke]

Megan, will this combination work?
- using "house"

and

- house on cover

[Meg]

Brooke wrote: "Megan, will this combination work?
- using "house"

and

- house on cover"

Hi Brooke, sorry it says in the task description that you can't use a house because it's too big

[Brooke]

Sorry - I guess I missed that part.

[Alycia]

Would this work as an apple?

[Meg]

Alycia wrote: "Would this work as an apple?
"

Yes. I'm planning to read that too!

[Sheila]

Would this one work for ROAD?

A Stranger Like You by Elizabeth Brundage

[Meg]

Sheila wrote: "Would this one work for ROAD?

A Stranger Like You by Elizabeth Brundage"

Hi Sheila, sorry a road won't work. It violates the rule of being small enough to fit in a room.

[Sheila]

OK, thanks Meg

How about this one for road?

Gray Mountain by John Grisham

[Meg]

Sheila wrote: "OK, thanks Meg

How about this one for road?

Gray Mountain by John Grisham"

Hi Shelia, the issue isn't the picture of the road, it's that you can't use the word 'road' as an object.

[Sheila]

Oh. Totally missed that. How about door?

[Meg]

Sheila wrote: "Oj. Totally missed that. How about door?"

A door works!

[Sheila]

Thank you Meg

[Eunice]

A heart wouldn't work, would it?

[Meg]

Eunice wrote: "A heart wouldn't work, would it?"

Just the shape of a heart wouldn't, but if it was an actual heart that had been removed from a body that would be OK.

[Blueberry]

Will work for Book 2 as showing "a man"?

[Meg]

Blueberry wrote: "Will work for Book 2 as showing "a man"?"

Hi Blueberry, you can't use a man as an object - living things don't count

[Blueberry]

Gotcha. Thanks.