The grade level is unclear, lets say 12th grade ?
http://www.maine.gov/sos/arc/edu/turner/oldtest.htm
http://www.maine.gov/sos/arc/edu/turner/oldtest.htm
No, most definitely not. I have been out of school for several years now and had difficulty with some of the questions. I went through it and tried to answer every question - if it were graded I am thinking I would score in the 85% - 90% range (and this is coming from a guy who double majored in English and History).
I could easily pass it if it were multiple choice. I'm the master of multiple choice.
I'd love to present this this test to my wife, but I don't dare do it. Seriously I was talking to her earlier about how the USA got "settled" and how many states there were early on....
no lie....
she said there were always 52 states
I asked here who discovered America and when....
she came up with Christopher Columbus ( couldn't put a year on it) when I pressed here she said 1942 ( she was born in 1956)... I asked here where Columbus was from.....she couldn't answer it despite being Italian-American
No lies on this.....this is your typical American.....sad, but TRUE !
She's Catholic and I know more about the Bible as an Atheist.
SHIP OF FOOLS !
I ain't making this up , wish I was !
no lie....
she said there were always 52 states
I asked here who discovered America and when....
she came up with Christopher Columbus ( couldn't put a year on it) when I pressed here she said 1942 ( she was born in 1956)... I asked here where Columbus was from.....she couldn't answer it despite being Italian-American
No lies on this.....this is your typical American.....sad, but TRUE !
She's Catholic and I know more about the Bible as an Atheist.
SHIP OF FOOLS !
I ain't making this up , wish I was !
Nah I'm a master at deductive reasoning, without even studying I can usually pick the right one just by seeing the choices
Even if you got this one, I could pull up more obscure stuff like how many pennies minted in various years ( when they are close). Nobody would know the difference between say 1949, 1950,1951, and 1952....or other even more random stuff.
You can't guess at better than 25% long term when you don't have a clue.
You can't guess at better than 25% long term when you don't have a clue.
True but it's hard to know nothing about something. I was able to ace math questions in a placement test; on math I've never studied just by seeing the answers and having a basic understanding of math.
true but when it comes to scholastic stuff I usual have a clue. but just for shits and giggles lets go with D 1938-D half dollar, probably wrong but if you put that test up I'd get a good score if it's multiple choice just because I forgot most of it and would be reminded of the correct answer.
