...but for most needs an effort not to get a 100% score:
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Last edited by: R.P. on Sat 11 Nov 17 at 16:21
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I got bored at 20, and as you say silly easy.
Except No. 14. Wrist pin? I had to guess that one.
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Only 32 out of 34. Wrist pin was one I got wrong, can't remember the other. Happy enough with that :-)
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I got 30 out of 34!
Now that's not bad for a girl:)
Pat
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>> Except No. 14. Wrist pin? I had to guess that one.
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The quiz is American-based. We'd call it a gudgeon pin.
Sump, inlet valve, circlip, etc in English.
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Only a full house is credible for beating a girl bromp!
Pat
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100%, do I get a new anorak?
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32....Gudgeon pin and Sodium.....I arx you....Americanisms suck !
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.Gudgeon pin and Sodium.....I arx you....Americanisms suck !
The origin of the word gudgeon is the Middle English word gojoun, which originated from the Middle French word goujon. Its first known use was in the 15th century.
Sodium-filled valves were invented in America in the 1920s, but were developed from the earlier work on aircraft engines in England on valves filled with water or other chemicals or metals such as mercury.
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