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Modest Ladybirdauthor
Thank you so much
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Many explanations simply repeat question and correct answer. Some examples: #q5 #q9 #q10 #q13 #q14 #q15 #q19 #q20 #q22 #q23 #q26 #q27. So I think that this quiz should be disqualified. What do you think, Bossy Puffin?
Bossy Puffinjudge
C DThank you. Yes I agree I overlooked that, that's my mistake no doubt. This quiz will be estimated again and probably disqualified.
Modest Ladybirdauthor
Bossy PuffinIn these questions those things are asked they have no detailed explanation so that the answers are repeated in the explanation. I hope that you understand my concern.
Bossy Puffinjudge
Modest LadybirdThank you for your comment. Any interesting fact related to the answer would be a valid explanation. For example on #q5 "Ebstein's anomaly was named after Wilhelm Ebstein, who in 1866 described the heart of the 19-year-old Joseph Prescher." would be a valid explanation.
Bossy Puffinjudge
Upon further review, the last verdict was incorrect. Thank you for taking the effort to submit your Quiz for the contest. Unfortunately, this Quiz will not be able to receive a prize: Too many missing explanations. More than 10 explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g. #q5 #q9 #q10 #q13 #q14 #q15 #q19 #q20 #q22 #q23 #q26 #q27 etc. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Modest Ladybirdauthor
Nice quiz
Grim Deer
Very hard quiz with deep knowledge. Good efforts 👍
Quiet Snail
Hello I have a doubt in question about vestigial muscles. Even Pyramidalis muscle is a vestigial muscle then why did you included that option ? It would create controversy in question. Hope you understand Thank you
Modest Ladybirdauthor
I understand, but here is the best answer is Plantaris because it has no action and is a rudimentary muscle while Pyramidalis has action it tense the linea alba, so that best answer is Plantaris.
Quiet Snail
Hello Plantaris also have very weak flexion activity but present in everyone and Pyramidalis also tense linea alba but very weak action and not present in 20% of population, which means Pyramidalis is also a vestigial muscle and correct answer along with plantaris for the question.Both the options are correct. Both are equally vestigial organ. Hope you understand Thank you
Modest Ladybirdauthor
Ok, I understand your concern thank you for your suggestion.
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So I think that this quiz should be disqualified. What do you think, Bossy Puffin?
I hope that you understand my concern.
Thank you for taking the effort to submit your Quiz for the contest.
Unfortunately, this Quiz will not be able to receive a prize:
Too many missing explanations. More than 10 explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g. #q5 #q9 #q10 #q13 #q14 #q15 #q19 #q20 #q22 #q23 #q26 #q27 etc.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
I have a doubt in question about vestigial muscles. Even Pyramidalis muscle is a vestigial muscle then why did you included that option ? It would create controversy in question. Hope you understand
Thank you
Plantaris also have very weak flexion activity but present in everyone and Pyramidalis also tense linea alba but very weak action and not present in 20% of population, which means Pyramidalis is also a vestigial muscle and correct answer along with plantaris for the question.Both the options are correct. Both are equally vestigial organ.
Hope you understand
Thank you