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Originally Posted by webwench
We're being silly. I bet the top 4-5% got them all right... because we're infallible  |
I was thinking the same thing... with the sample of people who decided on their own to take this thing online, I imagine there were at least 4% who got them all right. Thusly, the 96% percentile would be the best one could do, as you'd have performed better than 96%, but equal to 4%. I was only not sure about the circle and revolving equals sign one.
I would have posted regarding my own 18% if that's what I'd earned. Not everyone has these aptitudes, and I'm sure I could find some algebra test that I would place in the 5th or 6th percentile! ugh. algebra. Could always do geometry and trig, but no algebra. Looking back, I bet if I learned it by the theory rather than the memorization, I'd have done much better. Waaaaaa, my school didn't cater to my learning style, waaaaaa! ha ha. (ironically, I use lots of math now, and do just fine, so whatever)