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la_marquise) wrote2009-03-27 05:46 pm
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Curious...
I had a go at this:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/quiz/2009/mar/27/gcse-science-quiz
mainly out of curiosity, as it is many years since I did my O'levels. I'm not a scientist at all and I haven't studied science since I was 15. I found that when it came to these questions, mostly I was answering based on what seemed most likely to me, rather than based on knowing the answer. I was expecting to do badly.
I scored 7/8.
I'm not sure what that says about me. Radio 4 listener, maybe?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/quiz/2009/mar/27/gcse-science-quiz
mainly out of curiosity, as it is many years since I did my O'levels. I'm not a scientist at all and I haven't studied science since I was 15. I found that when it came to these questions, mostly I was answering based on what seemed most likely to me, rather than based on knowing the answer. I was expecting to do badly.
I scored 7/8.
I'm not sure what that says about me. Radio 4 listener, maybe?
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I took that as being the closest to the answer. I remember when you couldn't use the word "virus" and "lives" together without starting an argument.
If that is really the standard of GCSE I am shocked. Shocked and appalled, I tell you.
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That may explain why I could do it!