Good. I'm glad to hear it. Did you have a good? Did you celebrate Christmas? No, not really. I know really. Fair enough. All right, well, let's get to it. We're gonna have a look at some vr today. Having done a little bit of mvr last week, let's just again recap a few of the words that came up a couple weeks ago. See how many of these you can remember. What would it mean if I say said I was goaded by my mother? Into coming to her best friends first, waiting someone to do something by threatening Yeah by threatening, by insulting, by kind of manipulating them. Absolutely. And can you remember what the actual literal definition of to goad an animal was before we you poke an animal to like tell them where to go? Yes, exactly. Very, very good. And that's where we get the definition from. Absolutely right. Can you remember what arm bands are? Is that like the floatable thing you wear on your own? Absolutely right. Very, very good. And can you remember what haddock is? They kind of fish usually come up with very good excellence. And can you remember what to defy me? To disobey? Yes. Absolutely excellent work, Kevin. And can you remember what bran is? I generally. Eat brand fret flakes. Oh, it's like kind of wheat. Yes, a kind of wheat. Absolutely right. And can you remember what the two definitions of mole that we other are? There are a few virone of an animal which did g calls. Yeah like the black thing on your skin. Very good. Absolutely. Like fantastic. I'm not sure there were that many more. What else do we have? Oh, Yeah, sorry. I think it's like a word starts with b. Okay, so phlelegm, I'm feeling a bit flemy today. Yeah, go on. The thing in your throat to stop the Druyes absolutely the gooey stuff in your nose and throat. And finally, what is our muse as a noun? And what's two? Muse is a verb to quite different meanons. Two mses to think about something very deeply and good. An idea like to the artist, like something like a ghost. Yeah something like a ghost that communicates ideas to artists. Yeah. Very, very good. Excellent. Well, no problems there. That all of those words have been learned impeccably. Very, very well done. Let's Carry on with the cpr paper that we were having looked through being very, very slow to load. Apologies for that. So if I can hurry it up, I need to quit some other applications or something. Hmm. It's really not working. Okay, I'm going leave class in just a second, Kevin, and try and restart it because none of my files are loading. Just get bear with me 1s nitaon. All right, there we are. Okay. So we did these, we did these, we didn't do these, and I'm not sure we did all of these. So let's move done. I think we did the majority of these. I don't remember us doing 23. Let's pick things up at 23. So finding the letter which completes the four incomplete words. Be there, Kevin. I'm not hearing or seeing you. I don't know if your connections, John. You there, Kevin. Might be worth leaving and coming back, seeing or hearing you moment. No, no. Hear me now. Yes. Oh, yes, I can. So starting off with 23. Four incomplete words, sir. Quite difficult. Some of these, I think you definitely know the first word. We might know the second word, but it's not a common word. Third word, not that common either. Fourth word, you know, so you definitely know the this word and this word. I don't know about the other two. K, good, it is. K, and what is a kilt? Any idea what the hell of kilt is? No, built t is like traditional Scottish attire. I don't know if you've seen this before, where men wear skirts, they wear kind of like tartan skirts. Kilt. These are guys wearing kilts. So Yeah, there you go. I'll try and get a good once a good one with a guy wearing a kilt. I guess that kind of more or less shows what it is. It's a Scottish thing. My mom's Scottish and she's always thrilled whenever I wear a kilt. Have got one at home in London. I don't wear it very often. That is a kililt and a rink. Give it to you in a sentence. We're going to the ice rink. This weekend, if you can't see it coming, I think you can rent the skates there if you don't have any. No idea what that is, a rink. It's like a, it's a place where you go ice skating and it I think it really is only a only that Yeah, if I type in ring, it's an it's an ice rink generally. You do say ice rink generally don't just say a rink by itself. I suppose you could do, but Yeah, it's. So right. All right, good. What else have we got? Let's get rid of that. Okay, onto these next slightly less vocabulary orientated, more kind of just letter questions. I'm sure you know how to do these, but just for the hell of it, let's go through the example. We're looking at the first letters first. So I'm going, okay, c goes to E, E goes to G, G goes to I, so I goes to k. So my first letter is k. Second letters, t goes to R, R goes to P, P goes to N, N goes to l. So l is my second letter. So just first letters first, second letter second. See if you can spot a pattern. They're gonna to be a little bit more difficult than that example question, which was kind of ludicrously easy. Let's see if you can make sense of them. 24. Ls yels very very good, excellent 25. Yeah, very, very nice. Absolutely. Once we hit the end of the phabewe, go back to the beginning. Good stuff. 26. Oh, Oh, Oh, very good. Z, I, the I, is it I for the second one, maybe you're right. I didn't get that. But so it's T, T and then s. So we go zero and then we're one to the left and then we're two to the left and then we're three to the left. And so we're going to be skipping out three letters. So I think the next one is J. Sometimes it's easier to count the number of letters that you skip. You can see we skip one there. We skip two there. I don't have the pen. Apologies for that. I think it's Z J. Yeah. Good. Gk, I agree. All right, now I have to say, as I remember, this question is not a very good question, so I might just tweak the wording of it so that it makes more sense. We've got Ken, arter, hada, Fiona and Louise do a treasure hunt with five clues to find. Ken got all of the clues right. That finished last. Louise got that second. They've got two clues wrong. Hada got more questions right than Louise but finished after her artour wasn't faster than Louise. Fiona was hard faster than hater and only got one question wrong. Which sentence below can be. So I'm going to just change the wording of this one here to Fiona came back third as in she was the third fastest. Okay. So I mean, we've got two I would say if we're going to just make a little visual representation of the information that we've got, I'd say we've got two main categories here. We've got sort of like how quickly or Yeah how quickly they finished. The treasure hunt. And how many points they scored. And we can kind of rank the names. Well, I don't know if we're going to be able to do everything, but we might be able to do enough to get us to an answer. So let's start off with how many points they scored. So Ken got all of the points right that finished last. So probably we say Ken comes first if he got all of the clues right, or maybe maybe that's what we want to say. How many clues they got right slash how many points? The the the reason why I don't love the question is because we're not told anything about how the points are scored. Whether it's just how many clues they got right or whether it's a combination of how quickly they finished and how many clues they got right, we don't really know. So that complicates things. But we don't we know that Ken got all of the clues right. So let's say he came first in that department. We know Louis got two clues wrong. Okay, doesn't really help us that much. Hayda got more questions right than Louise. So that means that Louise hada maybe came the Louise we're not quite sure what the positioning is there yet, but hayda definitely got more questions right than Louise. Our tour wasn't faster than Louise. We don't know anything more about our tour and we know that Fiona was faster than hada but only got one question wrong. Okay, so we know that Fiona definitely did better than Louise that got two questions wrong, but we're not really sure about the rankings otherwise. So and Ken is just a complete anomaly. We have no idea how many questions right or wrong Ken got. So that tells us something. Oh, sorry, what was an arter? I know not Ken. So that gives us a rough idea. What about the positions or how quickly they finish the treasure hunt? Could you see if you can give a kind of rankings table for that? Who you think came back first, second, third, fourth, fifth? Again, you might not be able to give me an absolute answer. There might be information missing, but we might have enough information to answer the question. So. Starting off with Ken, how quickly did Ken finish or where did he rank? Thinking first, second, third, fourth fits. Fken came last. Absolutely. And what about Louise? Second, second. And what about what about hada? Third Yeah I suppose third or fourth we don't really know. Could be could could come third after Louise. Could come fourth after Louise. We don't have enough information say definitively yet. And what about. Third or fourth again, third or fourth. So hade and arwe're going to say are two are third and fourth. And what about Fiona? Last. So that's a that's definitely more concrete than the other, isn't it? We've got much, much more information about that than we do about how many points they scored or how many clues they got, right? We know Fiona came first. We know or got back first. Louise got back seconds. Arter and hayda were not so sure about. Ken got back last. So which cannot be remember, the question says, which cannot be. Good d, absolutely indeed. D is the answer that they give in the solution section. As I remember that it's not a good question. The wording is terrible. Not to say 20 is at 30 is a much better question. So if you can figure this one out. Okay. So this one must be okay. Let's let's again just go through what we think we know about this. So I'm just going to again, draw a little kind of. Sometimes it really helps to map this out visually. I write the names. So we've got Tilly Charlie. Sylvia. No. Part of the day. And what are we told? We're told the de, they're playing hop scotch. Do you know what hop scotch is? It's not that important. But. Just in case it helps, it's all hop scotches. That game you play on the floor where you sort of you throw a stone and it lands on a number and you've got a kind of skip. I don't know if you've played this sort of thing before. This is hoscotch. So the idea being that they've thrown a stone, which is what you do before you halp, and it lands on the numbers one to ten. So let's start off with Tilly and Charlie. We say only only Tilly and Charlie throw those stones onto either numbers. I'm just skipping ahead to see that nobody lands their stone on one, five or ten. So we can say Tilly and Charlie is going to be two or four or six or eight. We're going to amend these answers as we figure out more information. We're told Sylvius stone lands on seven. We're told that noa's stone lands on a number lower than anyone else's. Now let's think about this one because we're told that it can't be a one, it can't be a five. It has to be a three, doesn't it? It has to be a three, which means that we can correct our answer here. If it's lower than anyone else, se's, tilie and Charlie have to be four, six or eight. Sylvia is seven, no is three. What about pvain, bearing in mind that nobody throws the same number? And it can't be a one, it can't be a five, it can't be a seven, it can't be a three. And we're also told that Tilly and Charlie are the only people to throw their stones on even numbers. Nine has to be nine. It's the only one left. So I think that's as good as we can do. But yes, palve stone lands on nine is the correct answer. Okay. On the next one, in each sentence below, there's a four letter word hidden at the end of one word and at the start of the next. So you're finding this hidden full letter word. Path good. Excellent. Yes, they're done. Vince. Rash, well done. Absolutely right. What is a rash? The idea, I don't know. So rash, couple of meanings that are important. It can either be used as an adjective. So a rash decision. So describes an action or a decision or judgments. Which is made without proper consideration. Often too hastily. Meaning too quickly. So you know, for example, Thomas. Seeing. The when Thomas saw. The tickets inspector. Walking down the aisle. He rashly decided to jump. Out the window of the moving train. And broke. His broke every bone in his body. Something like that is a ridiculous example but it's you know someone's going, Oh my God, there's a ticket inspector. I don't have a ticket. Oh what am I gonna do? What? Go go jump. You know that that's a rash decision. It's not you're not thinking properly. You're not thinking, okay, I'm gonna to get cool. I don't have a ticket. I'll have to pay a fine. It's probably like 20 pounds. That's all right. Better. That's better than losing my health. Anyway, that's that's a rash as an adjective. Rash is a noun, is like an area of itchy, irritated skin. Often caused by an allergic reaction. So for example, whenever I eat too much cheese. I get a rash. Behind my knee. You know if you, if you're, I don't know if you're a suffer of eczema. I have eczema. I still have no idea what causes it, but eczema is when you get you you bitch your skin at night, it gets very red and bumpy. It can be caused by stress. It can be caused by things that you're eating. But that's a rash. 35. Race fantastic, very, very good. And onto these can be deceptively difficult. These ones got to be careful here. And these set of questions, as I remember, are really nasty actually. So if the code for seat is qcr, what is the code to push? Just to give you the basic idea of how the questions work, you've got a word here and you've got a code here. Now just skipping ahead to some other questions. Notice how here they give you the words and here you've got the code. So it's the same order. You're going from word to code, from word to code. Now, because they're annoying and they're trying to trip you up at any given opportunity, they will often switch the order. In fact, that's exactly what they do. In the first question. You can see we've got a word here and a code here, and then they swap the order, they give you the code there, and they want the word there. So when you're figuring it out, just notice that you're actually going that way. You're going from the code to the word, from the code to the word. So that's one little trip hazard to look out for, just to explain how the questions work. It's very similar to the one that we were doing before in the alphabet sequences. You're going first letter, first letter, s to q. So s to q is a one letter jump to the left. So I do exactly the same thing for P. I go, okay, p, one letter jump to the left is n, and I do those for the rest of the letters. Sometimes it works that way. Sometimes it works another way, which I'll explain when we come to it. 36. I got this. Yeah. So and and that's not looking great, is it? Because we've got a code here. So they're saying, what is it the code for? So we should be getting a word that we recognize. And this is again, what I was saying about just being careful about them switching the order because we've got the word pig as a word. Nje is obviously not a word. So that's a code. A code is why I meant that chord. This is the code. And we've got the word here. So when we're tracking, we're actually going from code. There you go. Fun. Absolutely. Well, fantastic. And the next one, now this one, I'm not I'm not going to give away how to solve this one, but it does not work in quite the same way as the question that we just did works. I think I might be. Well, Yeah, no, I'm not wrong. There's something slightly different going on here. See if you can figure it out. It's not just to give you a heads up. It's not you're not tracking the distance from one letter to another where you kind of are, but in a different way. See if you can figure it out. Good. Well done. Good. Good. Good. Well done. Absolutely right. Fantastic work. All I think that's us done for today. I will, as ever, post these new words to the chat, so do be sure to have a look at them. It's the best thing that you can possibly do to improve your vr Marks. Have a wonderful rest of your Sunday, Kevin, and I'll see you next time. Take care of yourself. Bye.