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"Kevin Wampler" <wam### [at] u washington edu> wrote in message
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> There's some interesting (if basic) analysis at 538 suggesting that the
> results of the survey were fake anyway:
>
> http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2009/09/are-oklahoma-students-really-this-dumb.html
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> It looks relatively convincing to me, so good news! Oklahoma students
> aren't in quite that bad shape.
>
I only got around 8 or 9 correct. I'm not familiar with the phrase, "The
supreme law of the land". It's just not anything I ever remember hearing.
Maybe I wasn't paying attention. But now I'll probably notice it a lot.
The other one was Thomas Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence.
That was my best guess and I would have written it down, but I definitely
was not sure of myself. I don't specifically recall that.
So... I guess I'm really that dumb. Give me a straight "B".
As someone pointed out, if this was not a multiple choice test, it's quite
possible that no one got more than 7 correct. I wonder how schools in my
home state of Michigan would fair.
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