A single timer and a single scorer

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Fri Dec 05, 2014, 03:38pm

Scratch85

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A single timer and a single scorer

The above phrase is part of test question. Will some of you who are more fluent in NFHS ambiguity help me understand what it means?

Is it one single person acting as both timer and scorer? Or is two separate individuals with a possible reference to their marital status?

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