This is... what am I looking at? What grade is this for? The answer set is essentially gibberish.
Also, why is the third picture the right answer? What's in the syringe? A vaccine? Heroin? Potassium cyanide? Sterilizing agents?
I think I get how these work. Let me try one:
"What is the basis of freedom?"
A) sweet potato
B) 496
C) seizing the means of production
Actually, this would make a great game or puzzle, i.e., to find ways to justify each of the responses. When I was a test editor, I had to reject one proposed test because there would be too many ways a really creative person could answer each question. I've always wished that instead of rejecting it outright I'd suggested publishing it with a few modifications as a test of creativity. But of course such a test would have to require discursive answers instead of machine-graded bullet sheets, so it would have been too expensive to administer.
This is... what am I looking at? What grade is this for? The answer set is essentially gibberish.
Also, why is the third picture the right answer? What's in the syringe? A vaccine? Heroin? Potassium cyanide? Sterilizing agents?
I think I get how these work. Let me try one:
"What is the basis of freedom?"
A) sweet potato
B) 496
C) seizing the means of production
1st grade. (honestly, these mancubs are WAY behind kittengarten...)
https://twitter.com/Moms4Liberty/status/1442276251885088768?s=20
I've watched enough cats yawn to know that B) is a pretty important part of health, too.
Freedom is
A) Step stool
B) Mosquito
C) Slavery
Ignorance is
A) Puppy
B) Wedding Dress
C) Strength
Actually, this would make a great game or puzzle, i.e., to find ways to justify each of the responses. When I was a test editor, I had to reject one proposed test because there would be too many ways a really creative person could answer each question. I've always wished that instead of rejecting it outright I'd suggested publishing it with a few modifications as a test of creativity. But of course such a test would have to require discursive answers instead of machine-graded bullet sheets, so it would have been too expensive to administer.
Indeed - "freedom" in particular is contextually superfluid, though the political meaning is pretty solid as it refers to state action.
A - Because a "sweet potato" or ocarina is a musical instrument that allows one to express oneself or even lead a protest parade.
YOU'RE a sweet potato.