Not only that, but who the fuck was even bragging? Pretty sure all of us, including those with one or two incorrect, are grieving the state of scientific knowledge over here.

(February 19, 2014 at 9:38 pm)NoraBrimstone Wrote:

(February 19, 2014 at 9:07 pm)Godschild Wrote: Anyone bragging they got all 13 correct sure has set a low standard for themselves.

GC

Awww, did someone get a few wrong?

Confusion is caused when none of the possible answers are "goddidit".

(February 19, 2014 at 9:07 pm)Godschild Wrote: Anyone bragging they got all 13 correct sure has set a low standard for themselves.

GC

It would take one of your fucking "miracles" to get 14+ right on a 13 question test.

I'll admit, I only got 10/13, but the last science class I took was twenty years ago, and due to my Tennessee public school edumacation, I barely passed tenth grade Biology. I'd say I did pretty well.

I could see a small percentage of people getting a couple of them wrong (I almost messed up the chemical reaction question), but the numbers for the College Grad group are really pathetic. :/

It is sad, indeed, but those same people probably know what's happening in the Kardashian's lives. lol

GC is not allowed to take credit for his own accomplishments so he projects that stupidity onto us.

I have no problem telling people I got 13 for 13 on a ridiculously easy test. Am I brilliant? No. Am I better than GC? Yeah probably.

(February 19, 2014 at 9:41 pm)Beccs Wrote: Confusion is caused when none of the possible answers are "goddidit".

Well, you know how it is: there was no option to insult the test giver on their lack of knowledge in the vaguest way possible, and so GC had his one and only tactic taken away from him.

Interesting quiz. I'm not surprised people tended to get a few wrong, there were a few which made me stop and think. I am surprised there were people who scored as low as they did. Not here obviously but they walk among us.

The gas one I suspect is simply people misreading the question. Hydrogen is the most prevalent gas in the universe, but obviously not the atmosphere. Failed more than one exam by correctly answering the wrong question.

(February 25, 2014 at 4:26 am)Jacob(smooth) Wrote: The gas one I suspect is simply people misreading the question. Hydrogen is the most prevalent gas in the universe, but obviously not the atmosphere. Failed more than one exam by correctly answering the wrong question.

That's certainly generous of you; however, your theory doesn't support the facts:

Quote: 2013
14 Hydrogen
20 Nitrogen (Correct)
19 Carbon dioxide
36 Oxygen
11 Don’t know/Refused (VOL.)