12th Grade math and Science test.

Thats 12th grade? I would think seventh.

its testing the minimum requierd to graduate high school

its basically seeing if your a D- student.

Can't have smart people being fucked over by the government, they might get wise to it.

12th Grade?
Give me a Pen and paper and I'll ace that thing (with, at most, 1 wrong answer).

And was that test American? One of the questions had "Centros" as the form of currency being used. Was that just some way for them to try and confuse idiots, or is it from another country?

That's 12th grade level?

Seriously?

Man,

we had to determine the volume of a spinning bell curve

As a former american high school math teacher, this is a typical MIDDLE SCHOOL type exam. This is NOT high school. It is certainly NOT 12th grade.

The tennis ball question is poorly written and their correct answer is not really the BEST answer.

A) there is a longer collision impact time and (therefore) smaller force for ball than stone.
B) The surface area struck is greater on the tennis ball than on the stone.
C) The shape of the stone has ridges and edges and can crack things.
D) ball is soft and when it strikes the window it absorbs some of its own velocity and rebounds back.


Mon Feb 15 15:26:06 2010
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Your final score = 95 %


So far, 32 people have taken this test.
The average score of those students is = 61 %

The metric system is not be taught in the 5th grade in America . and conversion of the questions would help . centros.. which country has centros . most european countries still use thier own money system and euro as well to tranact bussines .. they convert the money on each transaction.... The French can use a Franc The German use a Mark etc..or they can use Euro or other money .. conersion charts are avaiable in local stores .that particpate in some exchanges ..

not to mention that number 12 is wrong!!! DUH!!!!


12) From a batch of 3000 light bulbs, 100 were selected at random and tested. If 5 of the light bulbs in the sample were found to be defective, how many defec-tive light bulbs would be expected in the entire batch?
A)15
B) 60
C) 150
D) 300
D) 300

The test is probably american ... in Europe this would be 7th grade, but WITHOUT pre-given answers just to choose from. These pre-given answers are not common in Europe, or at least in my country.

WTH! I'm in 8th grade was bored and wanted a challenge
Final Score: 85 percent
Except for the tennis ball one I got everything else right. WTH is this bshit. <.< My 7th grade final test for science was harder then this. No, this isn't 12th grade, this is for grade 1! >.<

Editted. Meant 95 percent not 85 percent. *facepalm* Typo.

I black, you feel me? That muthafuckn test be racist. I couldn't answer one of they whitey questions so it be a biased test that be holding down a brotha.

What???

I answered one question and then the rage descended...

ITS A LOAD OF BULLCRAP

WHAT THE FUCK YOU LEARN WITH THAT? YOU DONT LEARN TO THINK JUST FKING REGURGITATE

EDUCATION SYSTEM IS THERE TO MAKE YOU STUPID

ONLY THREE THINGS YOU NEED - LANGUAGE/LITERATURE, MATHS, PHILOSOPHY [CRITICAL THINKING]. RELIGION IS METAPHYSICS, SPIRITUALITY IS METAPHYSICS. ALL THE ANSWERS YOU NEED ARE INSIDE - YOU ALREADY HAVE THEM.

Literature/language - How to read, write, and speak properly. Eloquence and articulateness. Shakespeare, the works of decent playwrights and authors.

Maths - Not essential but it helps.

Philosophy - Everything else, the ultimate aim of which is WISDOM... Learning how to THINK FOR YOURSELF

FUCK THE EDUCATION SYSTEM

I shouldn't have passed 'secondary school' - got 5 A-C's. Shouldn't have gotten through 'high school' either. Now I'm at university, I score sick grades with so little effort. I laugh at the people with 13 A**'s - Congratulations in one sense, but in another you intellectually sold yourself out just for the praise of others.

LONG LIVE PHILOSOPHY, EVEN THOUGH THE SHADOW-GOVERNMENT HATE IT!

LONG LIVE THE ARTS!

Maths.. meh ^^

Nothing in the world can replace THINKING FOR YOURSELF

It's simply a noun so that the numbers are put into a real-world scenarios.

Why does it matter about area of the world. Being able to answer this question shows the examiner that you can apply mathematics to real world scenarios. A basic skill that could land you a job, bring money home, put a roof over your head and supply yourself with a life.

But it would appear you'd rather hack at foreign people who you don't even know.

Just like you had no choice but to smoke crack and bail out of school right? Just like it's totally impossible to work your way out of an ugly situation?

I thought so.

OK, just for you: if you have a gun with a magazine that holds 10 bullets, how many times you gots to switch magazines to pop a cap into 23 Im_a_asshole_bigot, fool?

You gots a street deal of crack that weighs 300 grams at current ghetto prices: how many Im_a_asshole_bigot you gots to sell to before you makes some money back?

bmm faop

i think i missed the tennis ball one as well.

final score 95%

I agree answers were ambiguous.

in Detroit.

do kids still go to school in Detroit?

Your final score = 85 %


So far, 824 people have taken this test.
The average score of those students is = 37 %

90%.

That test is barely GCSE level imho.

I got 100%. Anybody who gets less than 100% is a moran.

It's a reTard test.

15) CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) revolutionized personal and industrial life for 30 years. They were the coolant in refrigerators and the propellants in aerosols, pressure packs and fire extinguishers. There are now very strong international moves to stop the use of these substances because

A)they are chemically inert.
B)they contribute to the greenhouse effect.
C) they are poisonous to humans.
D) they destroy the ozone layer.

I think two supposedly correct science answers could be challenged.

only one missed was 18

they say its C cause the rock has ridges and edges.

i disagree.