Ooh! Thanks. I was only joking mi- [no Graham, what are you doing? Shut up already!]


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More trying to point out that some of the later questions answer the earlier ones, i.e. Q18 confirms there's a Lisa on the A1200 eliminating that from the choices in Q4. Q16 goes further by giving the model of the CPU, which happens to be Q7.
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Yeah... that is generally how quizzes are structured. The smart person gains knowledge about some of the questions from other questions in the quiz. It's Zetr0's quiz though so best wait for him to comment as I only posted it, not create it.
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I am happy on how ever you might want to structure it / intergrate it ...

I have to admit, by question 20 i was running out of steam for question ideas to be honest LOL

I am glad some of you found it challenging though

I hope to do an A500 one too (perhaps with less spelly mistakes )
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85% I can live with that. I even learned something which is a bonus.
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70%.

Not too bad considering that there were a few things which I didn't know. Couple were things which I forgot though.

But I did manage to remember the peculier addressing method of the 68EC020.
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75% on the A1200, 55% on the A600 and 50% on the A500.

Should have been higher on the A1200 as I somehow managed to click on the wrong answer when attempting to click on the correct answer.
My own fault for letting work distract me. (Very unusual behaviour for me)

One question I got wrong because the wording wasn't too clear (To me)
Would have got that right as well.

The other two quizzes were a bit more interesting as my knowledge was a fair bit poorer and therefore learnt a few new things.
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Which question didn't you think the wording was clear enough?
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This one below.
Don't know why really but the way it was worded just threw me.

What non-upgrading feature / condition (on startup) can change the processing speed a basic A1200?
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Hmm. Seems quite straight forward to me, although you do have to think about the answer.
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