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Standardized Testing...; -_-' Peachy.
Topic Started: May 9 2005, 09:36 PM (919 Views)
Deleted User May 10 2005, 08:28 AM Post #16
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 F. None of the above

There's no such thing as a Pythagorean Thorem Triangle.
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Peachy May 10 2005, 10:29 AM Post #17
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 Who cares, my name is in the topic description :D sweet
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Deleted Account May 10 2005, 06:30 PM Post #18
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 That is true, you know. :P

Well, back from my first day; I went through 170 minutes of language arts testing. Some of the questions included:

What is the best way to protect a baby from the sun?

What mood does the author use to make the reader feel hoplessness?

...and others. -_-'

Anyway, it was easier than I expected.

P.S: That's the Pathyagran Theorum (sp?). It basically states that in a right triangle, the longer side opposite of those making up the angle is represented by "c" in the formula:

a2 + b2 = c2.

So the sum of the lengths squared of the first two sides is equal to the square of that of the third side. :luna:

Capiche?

:eh:

No, I don't know how I know that.
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drangonsile May 10 2005, 08:22 PM Post #19
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May 9, 2005 08:49 PM
Or there's always the classic,

Z: I hate this test, as it always asks the same questions each year, is a complete waste of time, determines how well you can mindlessley pay attention to random crap that you learn in class rather than your intelligence, doesn't even get us out of school early, and causes dissapointment for everyone somehow if you get a bad score. <_<

I am still being tested on stuff from a few years ago, didn't learn anything worth knowing. :/ :yawn:
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Zero Resistance-ZNS May 10 2005, 09:26 PM Post #20
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PhranK
May 10, 2005 07:28 AM
F. None of the above

There's no such thing as a Pythagorean Thorem Triangle.

I know.
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Brandon88 May 10 2005, 09:50 PM Post #21
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May 9, 2005 09:36 PM
Great, I get to spend the next three days of school answering questions such as "Which sentence is correct?"

A. "My squirrel go to store."
B. "My squirrel go to the store!"
C. "Store my squirrel will be going to."
D. "My squirrel went to the store."
E. "Went to the store, squirrel that is mine did."

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F. "How the !@#$ can squirrels go to the store anyways?" <(My answer)

Anyone else have it?

I'm taking the SCT's... :ermm:

I'm kind of in the same boat as you buddy, Sophomore testing.... Stupid questions like...

Looking at the map, what Train Stations can you buy tickets from?

A) A and B
B) C and D
C) A and C
D) None of the above...


Now that is some real hard questions....
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Das May 10 2005, 10:06 PM Post #22
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PhranK
May 10, 2005 05:28 AM
F. None of the above

There's no such thing as a Pythagorean Thorem Triangle.

I belive he meant Pythagorean Triple, but that is just a guess :/

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P.S: That's the Pathyagran Theorum (sp?). It basically states that in a right triangle, the longer side opposite of those making up the angle is represented by "c" in the formula:

a2 + b2 = c2.

So the sum of the lengths of the first two sides is equal to the square of that of the third side.

More dumbed down and accuratly. The Pythagorean Thorem states that the legs of the triangle squared are equal to the hypotunuse squared.
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Zero Resistance-ZNS May 10 2005, 10:49 PM Post #23
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May 10, 2005 09:06 PM
PhranK
May 10, 2005 05:28 AM
F. None of the above

There's no such thing as a Pythagorean Thorem Triangle.

I belive he meant Pythagorean Triple, but that is just a guess :/

Nope. That's what it said. I have a xerox copy.
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Deleted Account May 11 2005, 06:42 PM Post #24
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 Back from day 2. :arr:

I took a history and science test this time, I suppose I don't have to clue anybody in on how exciting they were. :rofl:

One..day...left... :(
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