Huh, 65%. 46 years old. No formal education classes since 1999 and that was only a public speaking class. Prior to that was high school in 1979.

I've got a friend who's putting one of his daughters through UNO right now. I'm going to forward that test to him. I'm sure it'll be an eye opening experience for him.
WarHorse1961 | 02.26.08 - 10:51 am | #

You answered 47 out of 60 correctly — 78.33 %
Average score for this quiz during February: 71.3%

Guess you could say us mechanics ain't so dumb, huh Gunny

Dan
Anonymous | 02.28.08 - 7:07 pm | #

59 out of 60.

Yeah. I'm pretty awesome.
Lurker | 03.02.08 - 7:03 pm | #

55 of 60...... 91% (roughly). Missed a lot ??? involving economic theory.

This does not bode well for our future. These people will be running the place......
jimbob86 | Homepage | 03.05.08 - 11:45 am | #

You answered 55 out of 60 correctly — 91.67 %. But, I went to school back when this stuff was considered an important part of the curriculum.
ptg | Homepage | 03.12.08 - 8:22 am | #

You answered 44 out of 60 correctly — 73.33 %

Finishing up an IT degree at Doane. First 4 years of college in the 90s I was a music/english major. Took some years off, then went back to finish after family stuff and military. Econ/Civics not an important part of the curruculae in either major, most of what I missed was across the board and not in any one particular area. Holes abound, I guess.
CS | 03.28.08 - 10:45 am | #

52 correct and im a high school student. The test was a piece of cake compared to my history and government tests.
Jacob | 04.05.08 - 10:24 pm | #

78.33%

still in grad school. In my defense I was a business undergrad major and a comm graduate major.

thats still kinda sad though.
Mike's Spot | Homepage | 05.29.08 - 11:52 am | #