whatbubble test?
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StickFigureNinja is worried he may be on the list,
Wed 11 Jun 2003, 3:15,
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any of themwe called them scan-trons
pick A-E, fill in the appropriate circle...
(pick A-E, fill in the appropriate circle...
kitty meow meow,
Wed 11 Jun 2003, 3:17,
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Look for patterns? noObserve patterns? yes
It's the same kind of thing playing the quizzes Artamnesia and Rob do, I get a few questions in and I can pretty much predict what the answers will be without even looking at the pic to decide if it's fairy or scary or whatever the quiz is ;)
That's not saying anything about them in particular, just an example of how people do things.
I'm not saying I always get it right, but I see the way they work, they can't give a lot of the same answers in a row, their attempts to 'randomise it' make it quite predictable for me :)
(It's the same kind of thing playing the quizzes Artamnesia and Rob do, I get a few questions in and I can pretty much predict what the answers will be without even looking at the pic to decide if it's fairy or scary or whatever the quiz is ;)
That's not saying anything about them in particular, just an example of how people do things.
I'm not saying I always get it right, but I see the way they work, they can't give a lot of the same answers in a row, their attempts to 'randomise it' make it quite predictable for me :)
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Wed 11 Jun 2003, 3:21,
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yeahbut a lot of the bigger tests (the SAT and ACT, which I used to proctor and sometimes flip through the extra booklets) are all psuedorandomized by computers.
They're slightly more difficult. For me anyways :)
(They're slightly more difficult. For me anyways :)
kitty meow meow,
Wed 11 Jun 2003, 3:23,
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