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On Mon, 2011-03-28 at 22:24 -0400, John Temple wrote:
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I have to do a project for my statistics class where I have been asked to get a bunch of people to take a quiz where you identify the states. Can you PLEASE take this quiz and let me know what your score was. I played guinea pig and got a 144.
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150 of 150. I guess it is age related, but I had trouble conceiving of anyone not getting a perfect score. At least no one who is on this list or college educated. The only exception I could see was maybe someone mis-clicking the mouse in some of the cramped states in New England.
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