Hugo Kornelis (12/4/2012)

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I had to make a guess as to the author's intention and preparation.

Did he actually try the code himself? In that case, it is a nasty trick question, because everything in the question distracts from the syntax error (semicolon after GO) that causes the batch to fail and the table to not be created.

Of did he forget to execute the code? In that case, it is an unintended trick question, because I can assume that the semicolon after the GO was an oversight and the author wanted us to focus on the ability to create a table name using reserved words (not a recommended good practice, by the way).
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bitbucket-25253 (12/4/2012)

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My apologies to all .....
1. I did test the code multiple times ...
2. When testing the ; was NOT present.
3. I can only guess, but was using a brand new lap top when submitting the question and typing the QOD rather than a cut and paste from SSMS, and somehow or other I pressed the semi-colon key.
4. Poor excuse on my part for the error so let me say again:
My apologies to all

okbangas (12/3/2012)

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Wrong answer marked as correct. SQL Server will return the following error message:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 5
Incorrect syntax near ';'.

Semicolon is not allowed after go.