Science Knowledge Quiz

[3dots]

I went through and picked the first choice of all answers, didn't read the questions. When I got to the score page, I viewed the HTML source coding and searched "correct answer". I memorized all the answers and took the test again and got 100% ....

 

[soFlaNative]

I went through and picked the first choice of all answers, didn't read the questions. When I got to the score page, I viewed the HTML source coding and searched "correct answer". I memorized all the answers and took the test again and got 100% ....

Never gave it much thought, but IQ tests seem to be subjective, not so much what you know but how you use it.
Didn't think it was possible to fail but boy, was I wrong!

 

[rwsmith]

Positive proof..

What torques me off, is I am now able to figure out the number sequencing problems, but when it really mattered, ie 30+ some years ago on the SAT and such I was clueless as a box of rocks.

When we get older, we get smarter. At least that seems to be true. In my case I couldn't get any more stupid when I was a kid so the only way from down is up.

 

[rwsmith]

We-e-e-e-e-ll.....

11 out of 12. What do I know about boiling water? It's hot!


YMMV

Ak-shoe-allee....

At a vacuum of 29.74 in. of Hg water boils at 32 deg F.

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

Damn....if it was this easy back in school, I'd a been a rich doctor instead of a broke dick lawyer

 

[TX-Dennis]

12/12 on the original. Thought it was easy. Trying the other one now.

 

[TX-Dennis]

130 on the second one.

 

[rwsmith]

This just goes to show.....

This just goes to show that the people on this forum tend to be well above average in intelligence.

(breaking arm patting self on back)