A teacher at the local secondary school joined us for a drink in The Jolly Quizmaster. He was not in the best of spirits and halfway down his second pint he revealed why this was.
He had five children in a class doing General Studies, and he thought that he would test them on recent Prime Ministers. He pinned pictures of John Major, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Boris Johnson to a board, and numbered them one to five, but not necessarily in that order.
He then invited the children to identify just two of the five Prime Ministers.
Billy had Picture two as Blair and Picture three as Major,
Courtney had Picture one as Brown and Picture two as Johnson,
Emma had Picture four as Cameron and Picture one as Major,
Debs had Picture three as Johnson and Picture five as Brown,
Wayne had Picture two as Blair and Picture four as Cameron.
He was slightly sad that each of them had identified only one Prime Minister correctly, with, of course, one identified incorrectly.
Which number was assigned to which Prime Minister?
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