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Showing posts with label online quizzes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online quizzes. Show all posts
Sunday, June 06, 2010
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Name that country!
I know I've linked to this before, but it's awesome.
The second you click through, a countdown clock starts. You need to type in as many country names as you can think of before five minutes runs out. And you need to get the country names exactly as they want them...the formal accepted names, I guess.
Go!
The second you click through, a countdown clock starts. You need to type in as many country names as you can think of before five minutes runs out. And you need to get the country names exactly as they want them...the formal accepted names, I guess.
Go!
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Wait, what?
Here's a fun quiz to see how well you observe everyday things.
Rob and I took it together and got 19 out of 20, but I would have done much worse without him. He also disagreed with the quiz's answer to one of the questions, so there you have it, America.
(Link via my friend Molly.)
Rob and I took it together and got 19 out of 20, but I would have done much worse without him. He also disagreed with the quiz's answer to one of the questions, so there you have it, America.
(Link via my friend Molly.)
Friday, December 07, 2007
Number game
Fun number quiz -- it's kind of easy to figure out how they do it, but the first time you try it it's really neat.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Degrees of simplicity
I took the Blog Readability Test, and apparently this site is written at an undergraduate level. Heh. Yep, that's me, perennial undergrad (even though I did graduate, and in four years, nonetheless).
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Let them be cake
My friend Ann sent me this quick quiz: Which kind of cake are you?
Apparently she is a lemon cake, and Rob is strawberry, but anyone who knows me (or rather, my taste in cake) could have told you what I'd be.
Apparently she is a lemon cake, and Rob is strawberry, but anyone who knows me (or rather, my taste in cake) could have told you what I'd be.
You Are a Chocolate Cake |
Fun, comforting, and friendly. You are a true classic, and while you're not super cutting edge, you're high quality. People love your company - and have even been known to get addicted to you. |
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Austen stories
Which Jane Austen heroine are you?
Take the Quiz here!
Take the Quiz here!
Thanks to Ann, a.k.a. Elinor Dashwood, for the link!
Monday, July 30, 2007
Ruh-roh
Love this quiz: You decide if the crime described was ripped from the headlines, or from a Scooby-Doo plot.
(Via Hit or Miss.)
(Via Hit or Miss.)
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Smarty pants
Are you smart or stoopid? According to this quiz, I'm 45.9% smarter than average, whatever that means. (Via Zannah.)
Monday, March 05, 2007
Fifty nifty United States
I posted this in my MSNBC Weblog, Test Pattern, but thought I'd share it here, too.
Here's a fun online quiz, but before you click this link, you need to know how it works. Once you click though, a 10-minute timer will start, and you'll have that time to type in all 50 state names. Spell them correctly, of course, and hit "enter" after each one. When you've typed them all, or your 10 minutes is up, the game is over.
I began by thinking of states that I'd visited or where friends lived, then trying to fill in the rest from my mental map of the country. My husband did it by trying to fill in one complete region of the country completely before moving on to another. However you do it, it's pretty interesting to see what states come first -- and last -- to your mind. Are you ready? GO!
(Via Metafilter.)
Here's a fun online quiz, but before you click this link, you need to know how it works. Once you click though, a 10-minute timer will start, and you'll have that time to type in all 50 state names. Spell them correctly, of course, and hit "enter" after each one. When you've typed them all, or your 10 minutes is up, the game is over.
I began by thinking of states that I'd visited or where friends lived, then trying to fill in the rest from my mental map of the country. My husband did it by trying to fill in one complete region of the country completely before moving on to another. However you do it, it's pretty interesting to see what states come first -- and last -- to your mind. Are you ready? GO!
(Via Metafilter.)
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