E: 06/12 Win £5000 with the chase

Dalkirst

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Answer is B

What does a protractor measure?
A.Time
B.Angles
C.Sound

Terms

Enter up to 3 times per phone number

To enter this Competition, answer the competition entry question stated in the Programme, via:

· PRTS Phone - call 0901 293 7500and follow the instructions given on the PRTS phone line to answer the competition entry question; up to 3 entries per phone number. Entrants who enter twice from the same phone number will be invited to stay on the line on their second call to enter the competition a third time without additional charge. The entrant’s third entry must be made on the second call from that phone number. Each call costs no more than £1.03 from BT landlines. Other networks may be higher and from mobiles considerably more.

· SMS text – send a SMS text to 88338 with A, B or C to indicate your answer to the question; up to 3 entries per phone number. SMS entrants will receive a SMS reply message acknowledging their SMS entry and inviting them to enter the competition via SMS a second time using the same mobile number. Entrants who send a second SMS text using the same mobile number with their answer to 88338 by the competition closing date and time will receive an additional, third entry into the competition without charge (based on the same answer as submitted in their second text). Each of the SMS entrant’s chargeable SMS text entries costs £1.00 plus one standard network rate message. If you do not want to receive SMS marketing texts about similar products and services, please add NO INFO at the end of your SMS text entry.

·Online – go to www.itv.com/thechase and follow the instructions; up to 3 entries per phone number provided.

Scunge

Unlike the other ITV competitions, this asks for an "answer" rather than selecting the dot next to either A, B or C.

So for this question, do you think it matters how the answer is entered, i.e. should the answer be "B" or "Angles"?

BabyGiant

Scunge wrote: »

Unlike the other ITV competitions, this asks for an "answer" rather than selecting the dot next to either A, B or C.

So for this question, do you think it matters how the answer is entered, i.e. should the answer be "B" or "Angles"?

Or "B.Angles"

comping_cat

Scunge wrote: »

Unlike the other ITV competitions, this asks for an "answer" rather than selecting the dot next to either A, B or C.

So for this question, do you think it matters how the answer is entered, i.e. should the answer be "B" or "Angles"?

You only need to put the letter