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Could You Pass 8th Grade Science?

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Hay, at 43 I've had plenty of time to forget most of that stuff ... so I was happy with the 73% C that I got.

Hay, at 43 I've had plenty of time to forget most of that stuff ... so I was happy with the 73% C that I got.

I go the same..

This isn't 8th grade science though, it is random questions from about 3 years of science and a physics problem.

I am pretty disappointed in myself as well but I havn't studied this stuff in years and I even skipped earth science so I don't even know some of this stuff.

Passed with a B+

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Edited by spacesurfer

Heh. I only got a B+ (89%), and I'm taking two advanced science classes right now - IB biology and IB physics. Maybe not the most accurate test ever? Certainly not 8th grade material.

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What can I say? I love science.

Edited by Nerwin

  • 2 weeks later...

hmm A (96%) i must still be able to remember stuff though year 8 isnt that long ago

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