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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-02-23

Three sisters, Veronica, Mary, and Anna, went out on a blind date with three brothers.

- Veronica ended up holding hands with her date.
- Mary certainly wasn't the one kissing her date.
- Joel wouldn't even talk to his date.
- Matthew was wishing he was with Anna.

Who was Sam with, and what was he up to?

Asked by live2score

Answer (3)

Sam was with Anna and he was kissing

Answered by Sofiadecredico | 2024-06-10

SAM with Veronica ( i think its the answer)

Answered by priyambaksi | 2024-06-10

Sam is with Anna, and they are likely kissing since the other sisters are accounted for with their respective behaviors on the blind date. Anna and Sam are the only pairing left that fits the narrative based on the details provided. This analysis concludes that Sam and Anna share a romantic connection on their date.
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Answered by Sofiadecredico | 2024-12-23

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