RAMADAN GAME [RESULT FOR ROUND 3: PAGE 135 onwards] - Page 67

Originally posted by: RandomWaliLadki

4) Guess the price of this item.

https://postimg.cc/2qsjv53v

Well for this item, I actually took it from a website, but then it came to notice to one of the participants, that there were three different currencies for this and the price converted to Indian Rupees were quite different too.

https://postimg.cc/CBM0bfSR

•For Aus version- range will be Rs 1500 to 1999

•For bonus question, I will accept any price from Rs1600 to Rs 1700

•For UK version – range will be Rs 2000 to 2499

•For bonus question I will accept any price Rs1700to Rs1800

Since there was never a under Rs500 option, so for this question I will accept C Rs1500 to 1999 or D Rs 2000 to 2499. Whoever answered C or D will get 1 point.

yaar for bonus I wrote £25 will you accept 🤔

Originally posted by: cheers2all

I don't think "Envelope" as an option even registered in my brain. I was struggling between card and blanket 😆

Haina same here😆

Originally posted by: RandomWaliLadki

1) How many days are there in the month of Ramadan?

Ans: 29 or 30

In Islamic Calender, the months usually have 29 or 30 days. For Ramdhan whether it is 29 or 30 is usually determined by the sighting of the moon.

As long as I see the number 29 or 30 in your answers, you will get one point.

Yay. I said 29 to 30 is that okay?

Originally posted by: SoniRSippu21

Haina same here😆

Great minds think alike 😎

I ain't getting the extra Rs. 1000 that I so desperately need for Round 3🤣

5) The picture below is also one Arabic word. Write the English meaning of that Arabic word.

https://postimg.cc/TpVkvNrX

Now this is a controversial question that confused a lot of them. To avoid issues, I had to discard this question and hence everyone was auto-allocated 1 point.

Well many people answered Prayer, I understand why but Prayer is not the answer.

Let me explain

•The man in this picture is Arnab Goswami.

Arnab is an Arabic word. So you had to find the English meaning for Arnab.

•In English, Arnab means Rabbit

•So the correct answer was Rabbit.

•Only 4 person guessed it right! So for them I don't have any special siggy, but they are allocated to an advantage. So RainOfDew, Black_Angel, Mish14bir26 and Fix_BB will now have a budget of Rs6000 for shopping. RainOfDew I cant tag you so keep note.

Originally posted by: Cookermaichane

yaar for bonus I wrote £25 will you accept 🤔

Originally posted by: RandomWaliLadki

5) The picture below is also one Arabic word. Write the English meaning of that Arabic word.

https://postimg.cc/TpVkvNrX

Now this is a controversial question that confused a lot of them. To avoid issues, I had to discard this question and hence everyone was auto-allocated 1 point.

Well many people answered Prayer, I understand why but Prayer is not the answer.

Let me explain

•The man in this picture is Arnab Goswami.

Arnab is an Arabic word. So you had to find the English meaning for Arnab.

•In English, Arnab means Rabbit

•So the correct answer was Rabbit.

•Only 4 person guessed it right! So for them I don't have any special siggy, but they are allocated to an advantage. So RainOfDew, Black_Angel, Mish14bir26 and Fix_BB will now have a budget of Rs6000 for shopping. RainOfDew I cant tag you so keep note.

I told ya i was correct I struggled so much wid this one nd then u cancelled it😡

Now i can increase my budget for outfit🤣

I was actually planning to attach a pic of Arnav Singh Raizada at first. But the word is Arnab not Arnav🤣

Originally posted by: RandomWaliLadki

5) The picture below is also one Arabic word. Write the English meaning of that Arabic word.

https://postimg.cc/TpVkvNrX

Now this is a controversial question that confused a lot of them. To avoid issues, I had to discard this question and hence everyone was auto-allocated 1 point.

Well many people answered Prayer, I understand why but Prayer is not the answer.

Let me explain

•The man in this picture is Arnab Goswami.

Arnab is an Arabic word. So you had to find the English meaning for Arnab.

•In English, Arnab means Rabbit

•So the correct answer was Rabbit.

•Only 4 person guessed it right! So for them I don't have any special siggy, but they are allocated to an advantage. So RainOfDew, Black_Angel, Mish14bir26 and Fix_BB will now have a budget of Rs6000 for shopping. RainOfDew I cant tag you so keep note.

Wow congrats Rashi, Black angel, Mish n Fix BB

Originally posted by: RandomWaliLadki

5) The picture below is also one Arabic word. Write the English meaning of that Arabic word.

Now this is a controversial question that confused a lot of them. To avoid issues, I had to discard this question and hence everyone was auto-allocated 1 point.

Well many people answered Prayer, I understand why but Prayer is not the answer.

Let me explain

•The man in this picture is Arnab Goswami.

Arnab is an Arabic word. So you had to find the English meaning for Arnab.

•In English, Arnab means Rabbit

•So the correct answer was Rabbit.

•Only 4 person guessed it right! So for them I don't have any special siggy, but they are allocated to an advantage. So RainOfDew, Black_Angel, Mish14bir26 and Fix_BB will now have a budget of Rs6000 for shopping. RainOfDew I cant tag you so keep note.

Woah! I am so glad this question was cancelled 😆

Not only my answer was wrong, but it wasn't even in English 🙈

RainOfDew, Black_Angel, Mish14bir26 and Fix_BB - Great job guys! 👏