Goober Quiz

Roughidle

Roughidle

New Member
8/10
Hey did you know that "it's" is only an abbreviation for "it is", while "its" is used only in the posessive? Hmmmmm...coulda used Spicey on that one.
 
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spicy

New Member
There's their mother over there! Funny, even a fifth grader would know. I got 9/10 I missed the damn signer of the constitution.
 
Roughidle

Roughidle

New Member
spicy said:
There's their mother over there! Funny, even a fifth grader would know. I got 9/10 I missed the damn signer of the constitution.
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I missed the "it's and its". That, and who would have known that CO2 was nobler than I am...heheheh.
 
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knittin

somdexpressions
10/10!

My son who is in 5th grade came home with this problem on his math test.

There are 2 numbers whose least common multiple is 72 and their greatest common factor is 6. One number is 24. What is the other number?

by the way -- the answer is not 36.

Then he proceeded to ask, "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" I had to laugh!
 
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Wenchy

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spicy said:
There's their mother over there! Funny, even a fifth grader would know. I got 9/10 I missed the damn signer of the constitution.
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My fifth grader took the quiz, and he picked George Washington, but informed me that John Han#### wrote the constitution. He was really ticked when he got 4/10. I just laughed and told him I got the same score.

He is a straight A student and his last score on the SRI was 1446.
 
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Wenchy

Guest
knittin said:
10/10!

My son who is in 5th grade came home with this problem on his math test.

There are 2 numbers whose least common multiple is 72 and their greatest common factor is 6. One number is 24. What is the other number?

Then he proceeded to ask, "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" I had to laugh!
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UGH! Simple math is fine and I know how to balance my checkbook.
 
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Wenchy

Guest
The Positive

I took the quiz again 3 hours later and got a 10/10.

I learned 6 new things today, and retained them in my short term memory! :banana:
 
jazz lady

jazz lady

~*~ Rara Avis ~*~
PREMO Member
I got 10/10 but I have to admit I had to use the process of elimination on a couple of them. :lol:

The fraction one was weird. The lowest common denomination for 3/4 and 1/2 is 4, so I have no clue as to why they used 8. :confused:
 
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Wenchy

Guest
jazz lady said:
I got 10/10 but I have to admit I had to use the process of elimination on a couple of them. :lol:

The fraction one was weird. The lowest common denomination for 3/4 and 1/2 is 4, so I have no clue as to why they used 8. :confused:
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I figured 5/4, but that was not a choice. I still went with the wrong one.

I used to know all this stuff. :bawl: The thing is, in the real world I knew back then I would never use it and forgot the "rules".

My kids are on their own. :wench:
 
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