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10/12 and I haven't taken science since high school.
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10/12 - surprised me for sure as science is most definitely NOT my forte!
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11/12 but missed the one about water boiling temperature... And I grew up at elevation. Whoops.
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WELL. I will preface this by saying I am very tired today after only 4 hours of sleep (shush you moms who do night wakes).
I also did it really fast before my 3rd cup of tea.
All that to say... I'm not posting my results.
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I got through the whole quiz and then it died and I don't know my results!
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eek. I did terrible, only 8/12. I had no clue about the water boiling thing... learn something new every day!
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9/12! Not too shabby for an English major!
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11/12! Missed the boiling water thing
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@psw27: Don't worry. I did worse.
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8/12
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@.twist.:
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12/12. School was sort of my thing. (Which is sort of useless at this point of my life... because I do not science.... lol)
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@chopsuey: ugggh. I got the same error!
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6% of Americans, and 90% of HB - bah, don't buy it!
8/12. Was backwards on the water boiling and the magnifying glass one. Straight up no idea on the rest I missed.
* nobody check the math listed above, that isn't my strong suit either!
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@blackbird: Apparently not, OKAY. I don't want to talk about it. Nye & Degrasse would be so disappointed.
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I got 11/12. The only one I missed was the magnifying glass one.
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11/12. I think I missed he magnifying glass one. I had no idea. (English and Psych major...and overall nerd.
The Salk Institute is in my town and a Salk elementary just opened so that one was barely fair
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10/12! I surprised myself!
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11/12! Very surprised! I missed the vaccine one
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12/12
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DH and I both got 9/12...he's pissed at himself and I am relatively proud of myself.
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I got 10/12 and DH got 11/12.
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11/12. The water boiling threw me.
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11/12. I didn't know the water one either.
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10/12 I missed the sound and boiling questions. Not bad for someone in the humanities
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10/12 - water boiling and magnifying glass
not bad for an art school kid -
@mrbee: why would you quibble on those points? All my science courses in HS and university started out by covering the main points of history. And interpretating data/events is a huge part of science. It's not just running an experiment, it's being able to figure out why that thing happened.
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12/12 I teach science, so these are topics I go over every year.
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@.twist.: I'm with you, ha.
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@Bao: yup same here. lol. oh well.
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10/12. Pretty happy with that considering I haven't been in a science class in 12 years.
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You answered 10 of 12 questions correctly. Nice!
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