what questions are you asked on a cherry picker course

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Clarification of Question by johno8-ga on 13 Jun 2005 08:27 PDT

what questions are you asked on a cherry picker course
a course intructing one in how to operate a cherry picker
 
thank u

A cherry-picker is a machine, a semi-enclosed bucket-like platform on
a hydraulic shaft mounted on the back of a truck, lifting a worker as
much as 30 feet above ground level. It gets its name from the fact you
can pick cherries from the top of a cherry tree in perfect comfort and
safety.

As a verb, to cherry-pick means to select the choicest item[s],
usually to the disadvantage of another. An example is going into a
store and buying only the advertised loss leaders. It can also mean to
select only the easiest.

Without a fuller context, 'a cherry picker course' is ambiguous. It's
either a course intructing one in how to operate a cherry picker, or a
education course one selects that is easy, or, due to over-popularity,
is open to sign-up in order of student seniority.

a course intructing one in how to operate a cherry picker

Hope, Waukon hit it; it's a choice course that is easy, has little
reading, no term paper, no 8 or 9 o'clock lectures  - and a minimum of
them - and so on.