The other one offered an answer of "less than or equal" which was unequivocal. The "greater than" symbol very definitely means that one number is bigger and one number is smaller, so it was a choice of which answer was more correct.

I was wondering the same "Hm, they should have written " A > B" and so on to make it clearer... 👍🏻 /// Though you "read" mathematical equations from left to right, at least where I am from, which narrows it down IMHO. But yeah, I find it unnecessary complicated with only the sign.

I agree about the format. I restarted the quiz to jog my memory!

That answer choice cracked me up. I mean - how could such a zone be determined?

When I did it, it highlighted the correct answer in green when I picked wrong.

Minim is UK parlance. UK uses that, Spanish & French use "white note", Italian bounces between the two (blanche & minim), and most of the rest of the world uses some variation of "half note".

Yes, in Australia it's minum. Half note etc is American.

It's just different terminology. When I was a teen we lived in New Zealand for a bit and I was quite astonished to read "hemidemisemiquaver"!