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  • L Lost User

    90% Got # 2 wrong. It was a tricky question.

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    Same as me here

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    • V vonb

      Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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      phil o
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      100% \o/

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      • V vonb

        Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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        enhzflep
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        Better, it seems, that the test writers are at English. You call question 8 a maths problem? pfft. 10 from 10 for me. No sleep, no pen, paper, calculator or calculation aides.

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        • OriginalGriffO OriginalGriff

          Is for me - when I left school and went to Uni, I didn't even own a calculator! (I did own two slide rules though, and I think I still have both of them) :laugh:

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          I haven't owned a Calculator in my life. Does that make me a genius?

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          • J Johnny J

            247 - how many have you got left? You do the maths! ;P

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            Lost User
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            Are you sure we are doing the same quiz? I only had 10 questions

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            • V vonb

              Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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              Dan Neely
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              10/01 no calculator. If you thought you needed one you've either completely forgotten how to do basic math; or missed the easy way to do some of the problems.

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              • R Rage

                He needs 9 hours, must be back at 8PM = 20:00. SO he has to leave at 11:00am.

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                Manfred Rudolf Bihy
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                :doh: :thumbsup:

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                • V vonb

                  Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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                  Lost User
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                  You didn't mention how much you scored?

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                  • V vonb

                    Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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                    Tim Carmichael
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                    Makes you think; got all of them correct.

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                    • L Lost User

                      You didn't mention how much you scored?

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                      7 out of 10.. Could be better..

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                      • V vonb

                        Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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                        Tomz_KV
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                        The answer for question 2 (answer: 20) is questionable. How can the exact minutes be determined using an average speed?

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                        • N Nagy Vilmos

                          All in my head - the footsteps one nearly had me check the calculator - but 225 * 4 = 900 so it was a question of a stride being 0.4cm or 40cm... :-D

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                          Iain Clarke Warrior Programmer
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                          That's the only one I got wrong, as I missed the "in cm" bit at the end. Not really math, more reading. Iain.

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                          • V vonb

                            Here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10490243/OECD-education-report-Test-your-maths.html[^] I had some errors..

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                            Freak30
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                            I scored 100% :) Used a calculator for two of the three Mount ... questions because I was too lazy to calculate it on paper. Did the rest in the head.

                            The good thing about pessimism is, that you are always either right or pleasently surprised.

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                            • P Pete OHanlon

                              Sweet. 100%. I guess I'm also brighter than BoJo[^].

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                              Nagy Vilmos
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                              Being "Brighter than BoJo" is akin to being "Better looking than SuBo"* - a feet most can attain and a point of embarrassment should you fail. * I was going to say "Less Promiscuous Than Paris", but no-one fails that test.

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                              • T Tomz_KV

                                The answer for question 2 (answer: 20) is questionable. How can the exact minutes be determined using an average speed?

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                                Corporal Agarn
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                                You don't get jokes either? :laugh:

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                                • N Nagy Vilmos

                                  All in my head - the footsteps one nearly had me check the calculator - but 225 * 4 = 900 so it was a question of a stride being 0.4cm or 40cm... :-D

                                  speramus in juniperus

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                                  OriginalGriff
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                                  I'm getting too old to think of that: I just refused to do 900000 / 22500 in my head! :laugh:

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                                  • L Lost User

                                    I haven't owned a Calculator in my life. Does that make me a genius?

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                                    Nagy Vilmos
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                                    No, it makes you 'poor'

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                                    • T Tomz_KV

                                      The answer for question 2 (answer: 20) is questionable. How can the exact minutes be determined using an average speed?

                                      TOMZ_KV

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                                      Freak30
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                                      Why would that be questionable? How do you think the speedometer calculated the average speed? Obviously it took the total 6 km and divided it by the total time of 1/3 hour to arrive at 18 km/h.

                                      The good thing about pessimism is, that you are always either right or pleasently surprised.

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                                      • J JMK89

                                        I was fine until the car questions. I'm behind a websense firewall and couldn't see the picture (I assume there was a picture) so had to guess those!

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                                        OriginalGriff
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                                        Nope, no picture, just a table - the same table for two "car" questions

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                                        • F Freak30

                                          Why would that be questionable? How do you think the speedometer calculated the average speed? Obviously it took the total 6 km and divided it by the total time of 1/3 hour to arrive at 18 km/h.

                                          The good thing about pessimism is, that you are always either right or pleasently surprised.

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                                          Tomz_KV
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                                          Agree with you.

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