Originally posted by JS3573 wrong...and these on American History...last battle of the civil war? sellting of Maryland?
This has some USA-centric questions.
I got 5 out of 32 wrong.
http://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/Family/2013/0812/1912-eighth-grade-exam-Could-you-make-it-to-high-school-in-1912/Arithmetic
Originally posted by ChessPraxisHere in Ontario they just push kids through by "finding" marks to get them from a 32% mark to a 51%. No kid "fails". And they wonder why they have kids entering universities who can't read, write or do "simple" math at anything above a grade 7 level.
This illustrates how our society in general has brushed aside true education and force feeds today's youth a bunch of fluff.
Originally posted by PonderableVery good and welcome to the high school class of 1916.
3 wrong...and these on American History...last battle of the civil war? sellting of Maryland?
Given the 100-year difference, a multiple choice question about the last battle of the European theater of WWII would be comparable. There were a few others like that.