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TASK HELP: Fall Challenge 2018
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20.2 - Rookie at the Top - Sophie's task: Boardgames
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AllowedNumbers in a foreign language
Roman numerals
Animals
Tiger - yes
Owl - yes
Whale - yes
Rabbit - no
No question, just popped in to say that this makes me very happy....Where better to put Napoleon the Great than here, against option 4? :) (author: Andrew Roberts)
oh, and congrats on winning this task :)
Would a book that is 3rd in a series designation count for the Careers option? For example: Oathbringer
Thanks
Zach wrote: "Would a book that is 3rd in a series designation count for the Careers option? For example: Oathbringer
Thanks"
The number has to be in the title or subtitle. Just being part of a series doesn't count. Oathbringer doesn't contain a number so wouldn't count.
Wondering is this will work for option 1, since only the bottom half of the tiger is on the cover?
thanks
Would Roman numerals work for Option 3?Such as: Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience and Redemption
Christi wrote: "Wondering is this will work for option 1, since only the bottom half of the tiger is on the cover?
thanks"
Yes since it is recognisably a tiger
Jenifer wrote: "For option 3, can the number be in a different language? Fromage à Trois"
Yes, I'm happy with this
Alaina wrote: "Would Roman numerals work for Option 3?Such as: Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience and Redemption"
Roman numerals work for me
Sophie wrote: "Jenifer wrote: "For option 3, can the number be in a different language? Fromage à Trois"
Yes, I'm happy with this"
Great! Thank you.
I'm happy with the owl cover.No to the rabbit cover; rabbits are pets more often than they are in a zoo (and tigers are the opposite) which is the benchmark I'd use to say yes or no to this task






One of my favourite things to do when I was young was to play boardgames that had been my parents when they were younger. I've used a selection of these as inspiration for the tasks below.
This is a one book task. Choose one option from those listed below.
Required: State which option you have chosen when you post.
Option 1 - Wildlife
Collect animals from at the world to fill your zoo. This game was originally produced in association with WWF and has an emphasis on animal conservation - the only game I can think of with a moral message.
Read a book with an animal that can be found in a zoo on the cover (no pets, mythological creatures, or extinct animals allowed).
Ex:
Required: Include the cover when you post.
Option 2 - Go
The aim was to travel the world by plane, train or boat and collect souvenirs. I loved seeing what you could collect round the world and the different currencies that were used.
Read a book with the MPG Travel.
Option 3 - Careers
To win you had to get a combination of happiness, fame and wealth by pursuing a variety of careers from Hollywood, going to sea, a space mission and uranium prospecting in Peru to name a few. The scoring got tricky and required some mathematical skill to work out.
Read a book with a number in the title or subtitle. Numbers may be ordinal (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc) or cardinal (1, 2, 3, etc.). They may be in numerical form or spelled out.
Ex: 1st to Die, The 500, My Name is Number 4, I Am Number Four
Option 4 - Campaign
This is similar to Risk, but set in Napoleonic Europe. You move your armies and general to capture towns and conquer lands.
Read a book with the author's first and last initials in NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. Middle names should be ignored. If a book has multiple authors, all authors' initials must fit.