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TASK HELP: Spring Challenge 2021
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20.8 - Nickels & Dimes - MegSCL's Task: 21 Years and 21 Centuries
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The task options for this task are listed twice in the tasks thread.
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just hoping people would pay attention to the requirements! :)
This would have made an awesome, though potentially frustrating, two-book task.
So this is a two book task? because usually the 20 point questions are a one book task...
Laura H wrote: "So this is a two book task? because usually the 20 point questions are a one book task..."It's a one book task. You can choose option a OR b
Aprilleigh wrote: "This would have made an awesome, though potentially frustrating, two-book task."I thought so too! I considered saving the idea for next season, since I'm hoping to finish this season and create a two book task. But the centuries would be really difficult for a lot of numbers!
just so i can remember i generated 19
Meg wrote: "Laura H wrote: "So this is a two book task? because usually the 20 point questions are a one book task..."It's a one book task. You can choose option a OR b"
Thanks!
Kim wrote: "The task options for this task are listed twice in the tasks thread."It was confusing. At first glance, it looked like there were more requirements than there actually were.
You're welcome.
i got a 12 just to note here - so i don't forget
Welcome to the 21st year of the 21st century CE.
Note: graphic novels are allowed for this task
First generate a random number between 1 and 21. This link should take you directly there. Random Integer Generator.. Generate one number. REQUIRED: Include the number generated in your post. Choose one of the following options.
Option a) Year
Read a book first published in that year of the 21st century. e.g. if your random number was 14, read a book first published in 2014.
Option b) Century
Read a book first published or set in that century of the CE. e.g. if your random number was 14, read a book first published in 1300-1399 or set in 1300-1399 (the 14th century). REQUIRED: If the setting is not obvious from the book description or metadata, please include a link to verify the information.