I got two wrong...so I guess I'm not a proper geek...lol...How sad is it to be
a wannabe geek???
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Same here, so I eliminated the choices for one that
seemed more in line with what they were referencing. And *that* is proof that
standardized multiple choice tests don't alw
Every now and then...
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Don't you guys
Don't you guys read 'Foxtrot'? :-)
Brent
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>Same here, so I eliminated the choices for one that seemed more in line
>with what they were referencing. And *that* is proof that standardized
>multiple choice tests don't always measure intelligence. And as for
>racial fact
Same here, so I eliminated the choices for one that seemed more in line with
what they were referencing. And *that* is proof that standardized multiple
choice tests don't always measure intelligence. And as for racial factors:
d'you think white folks would remember "grinding" as either working
The video game question tripped me up. Back in the day, "grinding"
didn't refer to a video game activity; there weren't any video games
back in the 60's. "Grinding" referred to a style of slow-dancing we
all loved and enjoyed. (Hahaha!)
George
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