Try this exam. It's only 33 questions. Took me about 5 minutes.
Hat tip to Sean Linnane.
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PS - I got 30 out of 33. There were two questions that I had no idea about, but I screwed up on my third wrong answer.
The average score for all 2,508 Americans taking the following test was 49%; college educators scored 55%.
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66.67%
I'm not familiar with a lot of American history and I'm not familiar with economics.
At 81%, I'm off for a plum job in an American University. However, I'm a bit sketchy on the diversity guff; which I believe, must make up more than 81% of one's cv. Am prepared to brush up; but as most of its is written in post-modernist gibberish, I will need some help.
30/33.
As a UK person who has never studied the US constitution or US history I'm quite pleased with myself, though most of the answers were easy and a process of elimination made some obviously wrong answers easy to discard.
55% for college teachers is shocking.
High school graduate of government schools - in 1973 - I got 25 out of 33 for a 75.76%. THREE of the ones I got wrong were mistakenly marked, but what the hell. Considering how many concussions I've had, and how much other damage I've done to my poor ol brain, I'm pretty satisfied.
I got 64% and I left school at 16. In the UK, but that was a ong time ago, and things are different now.
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