Friday night quiz.
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Well I found 8/14 equations. Though I mis-klicked some because took me time to understand what's needed
I totally failed on Star wars one... Mostly I didn't know how to spell the names 5/20
On the movies one I got 8/16. Were movies I never seen.
I totally failed on Star wars one... Mostly I didn't know how to spell the names 5/20
On the movies one I got 8/16. Were movies I never seen.
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11/14 in 2:01mrbadger wrote:...
Can you find the equations?
I'm with X2 on the Star Wars one.
As for the movies, my scifi movie foo is weak, I'm afraid. Only 9/16 as time expired.
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12/14 on equations in 1:38. But to be fair, I hadn't heard of 2 (which I got right, guessing ftw!) and got 2 wrong as 1 was unfamiliar terming, and the other was plain forgotten.
Star wars - I cannot spell them. Once finding the actual names, I got 10
10/16 on the film from pics - a proper "that's the name" afterwards
Star wars - I cannot spell them. Once finding the actual names, I got 10
10/16 on the film from pics - a proper "that's the name" afterwards
I won't do another thing where you have to type into a freetext field. There was a more interesting quiz I had to not use because that format made it even more difficult.
I'll do them in a bit, busy now.
I'll do them in a bit, busy now.
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Um... nomrbadger wrote:Something for the brainiacs, and something for the less mentally capable of us
Can you find the equations?
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5/20 (ran out of time trying to figure out how to spell things, entirely my own fault)
14/16 (very annoyed I missed getting Wrath of Khan) Total recal was a bit obscure. for a while I was sure is was the mall car park scene from back to the future.
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Quiz 1: 12/14 02:17, couple of guesses but I recognised most of them.
Quiz 2 2/20, out of time. Ok, don't be hatin' on me.
Quiz 3 12/16, out of time. That was tough!
Conclusion: I haven't forgotten as much physics/maths as I thought, I'm a bit of a film buff but I remember next to nothing about Star Wars movies!
Quiz 2 2/20, out of time. Ok, don't be hatin' on me.
Quiz 3 12/16, out of time. That was tough!
Conclusion: I haven't forgotten as much physics/maths as I thought, I'm a bit of a film buff but I remember next to nothing about Star Wars movies!
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I got 14/14 with 01:23 remaining on the equations one. Only one I didn't recognise offhand was Darcy's, but hey, process of elimination.
14/20 on the Star Wars one.
9/16 on sci fi films.
14/20 on the Star Wars one.
9/16 on sci fi films.
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Todays quizzes
Hopefully interesting, not all time based for once, in fact the very opposite, which ideal for me right now, since I’ve been hectic all day so far.
you can re-do questions on these if you get them wrong, but I’m not, because otherwise everyone would get full scores. These seem a bit flaky in firefox for me, as least they do now when linked from the egosoft site.
Science - Biology - Living Things
16/20, but it just ended, no summary screen, might be my browser though.
Chemistry - States of Matter
I still only got 14/20 though
Motion (Ordinary Level)
doing this later
Motion (Higher Level)
and this..
Hopefully interesting, not all time based for once, in fact the very opposite, which ideal for me right now, since I’ve been hectic all day so far.
you can re-do questions on these if you get them wrong, but I’m not, because otherwise everyone would get full scores. These seem a bit flaky in firefox for me, as least they do now when linked from the egosoft site.
Science - Biology - Living Things
16/20, but it just ended, no summary screen, might be my browser though.
Chemistry - States of Matter
I still only got 14/20 though
Motion (Ordinary Level)
doing this later
Motion (Higher Level)
and this..
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I couldn't get the first one to work at all in Firefox, so I had to use IE. Now I feel dirty..
Biology: 18/20.
Chemistry: 15/20. Doh.
Motion 1: 19/20. At first I thought I'd been thrown by unfamiliar units on the graph in one question but I'm sure they've got it wrong. We'll see what others think.
Motion 2: 20/20.
Any idea what age group these are intended for?
Biology: 18/20.
Chemistry: 15/20. Doh.
Motion 1: 19/20. At first I thought I'd been thrown by unfamiliar units on the graph in one question but I'm sure they've got it wrong. We'll see what others think.
Motion 2: 20/20.
Any idea what age group these are intended for?
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I was doing the quizzes until I got to this question.
A cyclist travels 20 metres along a track in 4 seconds.
Which one of the following statements is correct?
? a His speed is 5 m/s and his distance travelled is 80 metres.
? b His speed is 80 m/s and his distance travelled is 80 metres.
? c His speed is 5 m/s and his distance travelled is 5 metres.
? d His speed is 24 m/s and his distance travelled is 5 metres
I don't think any of the answers are correct.
(his speed is 5m/s but surely he's travelled 20m)
Biology 17/20 States 18/20 Motion 1 18/20 Motion 2 19/20 (but that includes the one above !)
A cyclist travels 20 metres along a track in 4 seconds.
Which one of the following statements is correct?
? a His speed is 5 m/s and his distance travelled is 80 metres.
? b His speed is 80 m/s and his distance travelled is 80 metres.
? c His speed is 5 m/s and his distance travelled is 5 metres.
? d His speed is 24 m/s and his distance travelled is 5 metres
I don't think any of the answers are correct.
(his speed is 5m/s but surely he's travelled 20m)
Biology 17/20 States 18/20 Motion 1 18/20 Motion 2 19/20 (but that includes the one above !)
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This is odd. The question above is what I get if I use Firefox. If I use IE, I get a different question, which does make sense and is the same one I answered before.Redvers Ganderpoke wrote:I was doing the quizzes until I got to this question.
A cyclist travels 20 metres along a track in 4 seconds.
Which one of the following statements is correct?
? a His speed is 5 m/s and his distance travelled is 80 metres.
? b His speed is 80 m/s and his distance travelled is 80 metres.
? c His speed is 5 m/s and his distance travelled is 5 metres.
? d His speed is 24 m/s and his distance travelled is 5 metres
I don't think any of the answers are correct.
(his speed is 5m/s but surely he's travelled 20m)
Biology 17/20 States 18/20 Motion 1 18/20 Motion 2 19/20 (but that includes the one above !)
In fact, it looks like ALL the questions are different between the two browsers. URLs are the same though.
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Biology 20/20
Chemistry 20/20
Motion (Higher) - 18/20
I'm quite impressed by just how much it manages to get wrong in the motion questions.
I got:
Chemistry 20/20
Motion (Higher) - 18/20
I'm quite impressed by just how much it manages to get wrong in the motion questions.
I got:
- the same broken speed question as mentioned above.
- another which described a "distance-time graph", with axes labelled "Fad (m)" and "Am (s)", and a line with a constant gradient, for which the correct answer was "The speed of the object is increasing"
- another with a graph showing a falling stone, which had reached 20m in 2s and 80m in 4s, to which the answer to "what was the average speed of the falling stone between the 2nd and 4th seconds" was apparently "50m/s" (at no point in the given graph does it even get close to 50m/s!).
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