WI 18-19 10.9 State Your Name (Anika's Task)

[Kate S]

Read a book by an author whose initials in any order can be either the two-letter postal abbreviation for a U.S. State/Territory or Canadian Province. Examples: O. Henry=OH (Ohio); Ayelet Waldman=WA (Washington); Carol Rifka Blunt=BC (British Columbia); Anna Katherine Green=AK (Alaska). All initials can be used. Note: both "NB" and "NE" will be accepted for Nebraska.

Please discuss Task 10.9 here.

[Rebekah]

Wouldn't NB be for New Brunswick?

[Valerie]

Rebekah wrote: "Wouldn't NB be for New Brunswick?"

Yes, NB is for New Brunswick. I don't know the US postal abbreviations well enough to say whether it is accepted for Nebraska as well though. **> edit = I see the link above says NE + NB

[Bea]

Nebraska used to have postal code NB but it was changed to NE. The task creator is simply stating that this task will accept both for that state.

[Valerie]

The hyphen is confusing me (must be time to go to sleep!!).... Would Ta-Nehisi Coates work as CT?

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Valerie wrote: "The hyphen is confusing me (must be time to go to sleep!!).... Would Ta-Nehisi Coates work as CT?"

Yes, he works for CT.

[Valerie]

Elizabeth (Alaska) wrote: "Valerie wrote: "The hyphen is confusing me (must be time to go to sleep!!).... Would Ta-Nehisi Coates work as CT?"

Yes, he works for CT."

Ok, thanks!

[Rebekah]

Luis Alberto Urrea work for LA?

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Rebekah wrote: "Luis Alberto Urrea work for LA?"

Yes

[Sam]

Would A.M. Homes work for Massachusetts?

[Kate S]

Sam wrote: "Would A.M. Homes work for Massachusetts?"

Yes

[Sam]

Great, thanks! I wasn't 100% sure that just initial names would count.