"Our quiz is made up of 20 questions which were once used on
the actual citizenship test. We've added a few curveballs-- The last
ten questions may be a bit harder, but a score of around 24 out of 30 is
considered a passing grade."
My results: "Your Score is 23. Congratz, you Pass! You should be proud."
It said I passed, but my score is below 80%. In fact, it's a little below 77%. Do I get extra credit for pointing that out?
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I also got 23 and passed, and 2 of the ones I got wrong were my 2nd guess, oh well, guess I don't have to go back to Bohemia , oh wait, it doesn't exist anymore, whew! glad I passed!
I can't believe the one I missed...What is the official language of the US? None...Really?
I think this statement should be at the bottom of KK's bedtime games.
Rules...
"This is not a contest and no prizes will be granted for correct answers"
Deport me now! I've always experienced test anxiety. There were some that I know I knew, but second guessed myself with other answers.
Jed, Bedtime Games is an irregular 'sport'... prizes have been awarded for incorrect answers.
I got 23 and passed. I got 77% on the thirty questions, but 2 of them I had the right answer, but for some reason changed my mind.
I got 26. Misread the term length of the House and acciddentally answered for the Senate or I would have had 90%.
I got 24. The term limits got me. AND, the first President. Sheesh.
I should say I misread the Vice President question. Took it again and got 28. I'm going to do it again until I get it right.
I'm settling for my 23 out of fear that I might do worse.
21...
Mary, On my 2nd try I got 29. On the 3rd try I changed my location to OK, and the questions were the same, and I got all 30 correct. I still FLUNKED the first time, so I guess It doesn't matter.
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