31 out of 33, but a couple were lucky guesses.

It is just another message to me about letting my priorities go south.  I didn't even know who Dustin Pedroia was last week.

78.79%

almost a B on my quiz.  it's been a while since my last us history class.   but i did do better than the average elected official according to the link.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp...

30 OUT OF 33.  It is a challenging test but elected officials have no excuse for not doing better.  They are our leaders and they should lead by example -- and intelligence!

Considering that I don't have a penchant for history AND that it's been over 27 years since I've had anything close to a history or civics class, I didn't do too badly:  81.82%

30 out of 33

I got 30 also. Seems like a trend.

Hey Casooner, I think George Hamilton did play defense for Texas Tech yesterday. LOL

There were 49 visits and only 6 posts so far.  Therefore, I'm concluding that the lower scores aren't posting or ?   I guess I wouldn't brag about a lower score either. 

I also noticed that RBS also played this on the radio so some of your scores could be 'assisted'. 

So, who should play for the Big 12 South (Texas, Texas Tech or OU)?  Texas says they beat OU, but OU beat trashed tech which beat Texas.  You know where my vote is.  antiextremism, thanks for fixing our wheel - because it would have come off of the wagon for making all those runs had it been not fixed by the tech raiders.  Man, I thought it was going to be nail biter all the way through.  What happened?

Well, when I started to get to the questions that seemed like "do you have a clue or are you a nut", I gave up on the quiz Casooner. The first half seemed rather important to voting rights. The last 10 or so questions reminded me of a Slashdot quiz without the CmdrTaco or Cowboy Neil references. I also loved how question 8 had the answer to question 2 in it. But since it seems to important to you, I slogged through the second half and got a 31.

32 of 33.  Blew the last question by misreading it; I thought they meant that *EACH* person would get back exactly what they were taxed.  Shoulda known none of the other answers seemed right either...

random -- my husband also got 32 of 33, missing the last question as well.  He quibbled that the wording should have said average tax per person since not every person pays the same amount in tax for that answer to be correct.

Man I have no idea Casooner. I thought Tech would most likely lose, but I did not even consider that kind of debacle. It was like Oklahoma was stealing their play calls. LOL

If it were up to me, I'd give Oklahoma the nod over Texas even though they lost to them. The Okies weren't at full strength the first time, and I think they play better defense than the Longhorns.

What I really want to see is an 8 team playoff.

33 of 33.

I had to think on the Lincoln/Douglass debate, however.

31 out of 33. I missed questions 31 and 33. Funny.