Thank you Marc. Interesting indeed. No nothing of Harding, so nice to hear this story.
Test from 1912 for 8th graders… IS F-in HARD!
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/12/1912-eighth-grade-exam_n_3744163.html
Holy…
I just got my ass kicked in the history section. Grammar definitions probably not too much better…
Check it out for yourself.
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That was torture and I loved it! Thank you Garg.
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I did not know the last Civil War battle, so was happy to google that.
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They had to draw important people? For Points?!?!?!? I would have failed so badly.
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What were the 3 biggest states? You had 48 then am I right?
Texas is the only one I know for sure.
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Florida, and Alaska.
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Florida really?
Alaska was not a state in 1912, otherwise I thought it was the biggest.
Thanks Garg.Not sure you would pass in the drawing of important people though Garg.
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Didn’t think it was terribly hard, although deciphering the antiquated grammar/question formulation, the jumbled resolution of the pic, and unfamiliar abbreviations of the arithmetic section made it unnecessarily difficult. And the grammar section, which I never pay attention to and think it’s a lot of hoopla over arbitrary nonsense.
Everything else I passed with ease, more or less.
California would be in the largest states of the time, I think.