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« Reply #30 on: September 24, 2011, 11:05:57 AM »

I got 2/15

Fortunately I have a huge house and an amazing job that pays me an extortionate amount of money so it doesn't matter anyway.
  very nice i got 14/15  and have a shit job with shit pay.I live with my mum and dad.
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« Reply #31 on: September 24, 2011, 04:21:56 PM »

did anybody get the last one right (other than by guessing)? it's odd how no-one seems to be able to see that pattern

I just did it and got 15/15 (and I don't think maths is a particular strong point of mine).  I either latched onto the pattern pretty quickly, or just got lucky, but pretty sure I can see it.
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« Reply #32 on: September 24, 2011, 04:25:48 PM »

I find maths relatively easy, language a little less so, but a couple there had me thinking for a while - quite tough for the average eleven year old I think.

Was only looking at this as I think it was in one of the big weekend papers that one of the questions in Maths GCSE O level this year was along the lines of

1. Write the number 500,000 in words.

Kind of ridiculous I thought, I'm sure it was like most examples in that it was hand picked to make a point but did seem silly easy for a serious exam

pretty much along the lines Jon said..... dunno if it's the same now, but when i sat my GCSE (semi not ancient brag) there were four different papers - 1 being the hardest and 4 being a piece of piss (with questions like that one).  If you sat the higher level you did papers 1 and 2 and could attain an A-C grade or a U, intermediate papers 2-3, where 100% would bag you a grade C, and foundation level (3 and 4) where the highest mark you could pick up was, I think, an E grade.
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« Reply #33 on: September 25, 2011, 07:20:48 AM »

Think they put that last question in just so that anyone who says they got 15/15 could be marked out as a liar.


Mitch would probably guess the correct answer to be fair.

He'd have to guess, he must be one of only two grown-ups alive who do not know what a prime number is.*

*lil Dave has gotta be the other one. I love that boy.
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