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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Act exam trivia quiz part 5 | History Defined
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With college enrollment hitting record highs, many wonder if the bar has been lowered or if the next generation is simply outperforming everyone else. Well, put your knowledge to the test and find out! Whether you haven’t taken a real exam in decades or you’re a lifelong learner who’s still curious to this day, this ACT-style quiz will reveal if you still have what it takes to ace college admissions.
In this quiz, you’ll tackle 20 college-entry-level questions spanning English, mathematics, and science. Forget tedious memorization. These questions prioritize critical thinking and data analysis, exactly like the real exam. So let’s see if you still have the academic edge!
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Leitha Hyde 16 hours ago
Someone please tell me I'm not seeing things. In question four (the one graphs the amount of food two cats eat) the data for Joel's cat is shown by yellow bars, and the data for Michael's cat is shown by the pink-ish bars, right? If that's true, then how can the correct answer be that Michael's cat preferred the dry kibble to raw food, when the graph shows the total opposite?
Hellybobs 15 hours ago
The information is backwards - because there is less pink, it means that Michael's cat ate more, because the graph is showing the weight of food that was left, rather than the amount eaten. It's confusing, but it's not wrong.
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Leitha Hyde 16 hours ago
Someone please tell me I'm not seeing things. In question four (the one graphs the amount of food two cats eat) the data for Joel's cat is shown by yellow bars, and the data for Michael's cat is shown by the pink-ish bars, right? If that's true, then how can the correct answer be that Michael's cat preferred the dry kibble to raw food, when the graph shows the total opposite?
Hellybobs 15 hours ago
The information is backwards - because there is less pink, it means that Michael's cat ate more, because the graph is showing the weight of food that was left, rather than the amount eaten. It's confusing, but it's not wrong.
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