Quiz: Determine your education level
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also worth noting is that i hit 'try again' and it's a completely different set of questions. :-\
I must be a damn genius, because I know my level of education without a quiz telling me.
The science and history portions were a snap. The art and literature...not so much. I love a good WW2 documentary, or some outer space and science nerdery. Historical art in terms of writings of lasting merit, or paintings aren't exactly on my radar. Last year I did read at least 6 or 7 books from a few different series of Terminator novels. 
Unfortunately there were no questions pertaining to 1980's NFL.
Unfortunately there were no questions pertaining to 1980's NFL.
I used my masters degree to figure out that they store the answer in the HTML page source so I got 50/50
The science and history portions were a snap. The art and literature...not so much. I love a good WW2 documentary, or some outer space and science nerdery. Historical art in terms of writings of lasting merit, or paintings aren't exactly on my radar. Last year I did read at least 6 or 7 books from a few different series of Terminator novels.
Unfortunately there were no questions pertaining to 1980's NFL.
Pretty much the opposite for me. Of the four subjects you mentioned, my order of knowledge is: literature, art, science, history. (I can't remember dates for ****.)
It put me at two degrees above what I have.
Masters, and I have a bachelors. While I get it doesn't relate at all, it was still fun to take. Thanks for sharing.
Based on the questions I missed, mine is probably
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art (but I DID recognize the section of the Sistine Chapel)
I've seen it in person.I managed a correct wing-it guess on the Sistine question.
I took a short humanities class in college that covered just a few artists, architecture, drama, etc. I'd enjoyed and looked up art a fair amount on my own, but it does help if you have someone teaching you things that you can't just tell by looking at a painting. Like, Monet - he does what's called pointillism, which is sort of amazing. He put thousands of little dots of paint on canvas to compose his famous water lilies and such:
That's insane dedication to me, and I find it fascinating - but would never have been able to tell by looking at the painting.
My first grader and I spent about 40 minutes just looking up famous paintings the other night on my iPad, at her request - it was amazing, I was so shocked that she was interested at 6.5. I think your brain is just wired to remember certain types of things, and I think hers is similar to mine - it makes total sense that a more mathematical-leaning mind would remember science and history (with all of its dates) rather than art.
It told me that I am a PHD after I answered the question, "Are you an Iowa State Cyclones fan?" When I answered "Yes" the test was over and I was annointed a PHD.
I think I missed every literature question and it got my bachelor's degree right. I have a terrible memory, so I'm not too surprised.