I would have to agree with that one, possibly because (among other
things) I've never lived in the "Four Corners" area, nor did we devote
any attention to it when I was in elementary school (that I can
remember). Or possibly it's because there is only so much room for
information in my body, that I had to clean out the bits I wasn't using
to make room. Yeah, I like that one better.
Anyhow, my way of playing "Trivial Pursuit" is just to read the cards --
the heck with the board and all the other parts!
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
My source wrote:
My source and I agreed that the quiz tested memory for trivia rather
than smarts.
Thurlow
Lancaster Ohio
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