Tested your grammar and spelling now for math!

[Blue160]

10/10 for the maths. Felt faintly embarrassed doing a primary school maths test though.

28 for the Aspergers test.

 

[sbi5ar]

10/10

 

[stannous]

31

I R ASPARAGUS

Why did I think of Kirk Douglas when I read that?

 

[GreatAuk]

10/10 yeah! Now back to transformations in the complex plane.

Also, you do realise we've probably just bankrupted the school in bandwidth costs.

Lol I love the idea of the teachers sitting round the staffroom discussing the worrying rise in website visitors like this: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18282579
- probably the most exciting thing to happen all year!

 

[TurnipHead]

9/10. Got the last one wrong.. I don't know how.

 

[Knight_Of_Zero]

10/10

Although, I think I enjoyed that too much...

I could so get off on doing tests like this

Edit: Anyone seen their NEW FLASH INTRO?!

http://www.amblesideprimary.com/spaceintro.html

 

[kylew]

You need 32 or more to even get on that guy's chart. I think a comprehensive manga collection adds +25 though so have a think about that?

(sorry for the derail OP, I'm still in shock that it really is primary school questions that everyone is getting so pumped about getting correct :/)

I think it's safe to say that if you don't get at least 10/10 then you're a bit special, considering how basic they were.

 

[Darg]

Correct me if I'm wrong but is this entire thread full of (relatively) adult people happy about getting full marks on a maths test written by 9 year olds?

 

[Darg]

ALso how did people do 135/9? I just did long division in my head, i was just wondering if there was an easier way.

Figured it was going to be an integer so I just thought about what it could be, 15 seemed the obvious one given the 5 in the number, 15 * 10 = 150 so 15*9 = 135.

 

[Amp34]

10/10!

In about 2 minutes... in my head... WITHOUT using any fingers or toes...

I think it's safe to say that if you don't get at least 10/10 then you're a bit special, considering how basic they were.

Well lets say 9, because in reality it's not that difficult to misread a question...

 

[Amp34]

Figured it was going to be an integer so I just thought about what it could be, 15 seemed the obvious one given the 5 in the number, 15 * 10 = 150 so 15*9 = 135.

I just split it up.

10*9 is 90 so that leaves 45...

I did the guess the integer for one of the earlier questions though... Basic maths like this means it should stand out pretty easily!

Now lets get a few matricies to play with!

 

[TurnipHead]

Multiply by 10, then take the number you multiplied by.. away from the answer.

9 x 15 = 15 x 10 - 15
9 x 26 = 26 x 10 - 26
9 x 812 = 812 x 10 - 812
9 x 498102 = ... you get the idea.

 

[Mason-]

The test is designed for children of primary school age. Good going, champ.

Still butthurt from the other conversation?

 

[Snograt]

Figured it was going to be an integer so I just thought about what it could be, 15 seemed the obvious one given the 5 in the number, 15 * 10 = 150 so 15*9 = 135.

Blimey, has old school arithmetic disappeared altogether?

9 into 13 goes 1 remainder 4
(Carry the 4...) 9 into 45 goes 5

15, right?

 

[chuck990]

yeah.... well it took a couple of mins (whilst watching camalot) but not a hard 10

 

[WrathOfAchilles]

another 10/10

 

[aproctor]

Score: 10/10

 

[Street]

10/10.. Too easy! I didn't do my maths GCSE a year early for nothing!

Only 24 on the Aspergers test though, that'll prove my missus wrong when she tells me I'm autistic!

 

[Sin_Chase]

Score: 10/10

 

[Angilion]

There we go

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/9.12/aqtest.html

40 for me. Which isn't surprising.