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Originally Posted by ApK
You could simply choose to always use the first one regardless of how the question is phrased.
You clearly remember it was classical. So could simply answer 'classical.'
This is not a credit file check where you have to match answers they are looking up in public records.
They are not checking your elementary school Permanent Record™ or going through your old ticket stubs.
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Oh sure, I could put anything I want, even nonsense as someone else suggested.
But I'd prefer questions that make sense and that I can remember the answer without writing it down.
One of the questions I usually choose if it's available is "what was the make and model if your first car". That's a fact, not a question, and I can remember it.
Of course people living in a big city where mist people don't own cars would find this question irrelevant
