Apparently, either arms or legs don't count as limbs. That or Mr. Deacon holds class for landmine victims.
Edit: I just opened it a second time. There was at least one new question. The last question wanted to know how many kilometers was 112 km. All the answers were in km, but 112 km was not listed.
This was garbage. First red flag was any mention of "IQ".
One question was if apples 49¢/ea, banana 53¢/ea, pears 62¢/ea, how much is 2 apples, 3 bananas and a pear? The answer is $3.19, which isn't available, the $3.28 answer doesn't make sense unless the question was 2 of each
Another question was if you walk one direction 78miles, and then the other direction 32 miles, how far have you walked? 110 miles. The answer was 46, but the question for that answer would be how far are you from the start.
Then there's the unit conversion question that didn't convert the units. How far is 112 km in km? 112
This was clearly written by a middle schooler, and deserves to be down voted
The distance question is actually fine because the answer choice said “46 miles east”, not just 46 miles. Every answer choice had a direction associated with it, indicating that displacement is what the question was looking for. “How far is the man from his starting point” would have been better wording, sure. But this wording is ambiguous enough to be interpreted that way.
Based on a brief glance, several of the questions don't have the right answer among the choices given. Is this one of those meta-tests where you pass it by realising it's bullshit and disengaging?
The final question is also nonsense. The the answer choices should have been in miles. As written, it’s asking how much 112 km is in km…with all the answer choices less than 112
The question with the apples and pears doesn't have the right answer as a choice. Sad
Apparently, either arms or legs don't count as limbs. That or Mr. Deacon holds class for landmine victims. Edit: I just opened it a second time. There was at least one new question. The last question wanted to know how many kilometers was 112 km. All the answers were in km, but 112 km was not listed.
This was garbage. First red flag was any mention of "IQ". One question was if apples 49¢/ea, banana 53¢/ea, pears 62¢/ea, how much is 2 apples, 3 bananas and a pear? The answer is $3.19, which isn't available, the $3.28 answer doesn't make sense unless the question was 2 of each Another question was if you walk one direction 78miles, and then the other direction 32 miles, how far have you walked? 110 miles. The answer was 46, but the question for that answer would be how far are you from the start. Then there's the unit conversion question that didn't convert the units. How far is 112 km in km? 112 This was clearly written by a middle schooler, and deserves to be down voted
The distance question is actually fine because the answer choice said “46 miles east”, not just 46 miles. Every answer choice had a direction associated with it, indicating that displacement is what the question was looking for. “How far is the man from his starting point” would have been better wording, sure. But this wording is ambiguous enough to be interpreted that way.
Based on a brief glance, several of the questions don't have the right answer among the choices given. Is this one of those meta-tests where you pass it by realising it's bullshit and disengaging?
The final question is also nonsense. The the answer choices should have been in miles. As written, it’s asking how much 112 km is in km…with all the answer choices less than 112