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Online College Civics Test

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"Only 32% can properly define the free enterprise system, and only 41% can identify business profit as “revenue minus expenses.”"

These two should not be a surprise. The government does nothing but suppress free-enterprise and they couldn't identify a profit if it bit them in the toucus.

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It said they asked people if they had ever held political office before. I wonder what the breakdown there was. My hunch is that it was a lot of city council, school board, county government types.

27/33

 

Of course, I would have the low score. :lol:

 

Most of the ones that I missed were economics, which admittedly, is an area of weakness for me.

Of course, I would have the low score. :lol:

 

Most of the ones that I missed were economics, which admittedly, is an area of weakness for me.

 

The only reason you have the low score is because I haven't taken the test. And maybe, just maybe, a few members have taken the test and FAILED to report their result. :lol:

 

Of course, I would have the low score. :lol:

 

Most of the ones that I missed were economics, which admittedly, is an area of weakness for me.

 

I got 25. I suck at being a good American.

This uneducated ( High School Grad ) retired union pipefitter got 33/33 . :p who needs a college education hah!! I am a voracious reader and not comic books either !!

Not bad. I missed WWII enemies and the "flood-control levee" one (had no idea there).
How in heavens name could you miss the question about the enemies of the United States in WWII . Were you asleep in High School Freshman History Class ? :eek:
How in heavens name could you miss the question about the enemies of the United States in WWII . Were you asleep in High School Freshman History Class ? :eek:

 

I misread the question.

That's not what the question asked, Mr. I-Got-Them-All-Right.

 

What am I missing? It pretty clearly asked who the enemies were, did it not?

What am I missing? It pretty clearly asked who the enemies were, did it not?

 

:lol: I thought it asked which two were enemies during WWII, not which two were our enemies. I misread it. :lol:

:lol: I thought it asked which two were enemies during WWII, not which two were our enemies. I misread it. :lol:

 

Oh, :lol: I gotcha.

:lol: I thought it asked which two were enemies during WWII, not which two were our enemies. I misread it. :lol:
Clearly they were England and Spain :clap:
Oh, :lol: I gotcha.

 

Clearly they were England and Spain :clap:

 

:lol: Now I feel like a blonde.*

 

*No offense to blondes.

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better than I expected. I'm good at guessing! :lol:

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I got 25. I suck at being a good American.

 

Not at all. In fact you scored better than the average Doctorate holder....

 

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[TD=class: alignL]Doctorate[/TD]

[TD]72%[/TD]

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[TD]64[/TD]

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[TD]57[/TD]

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[TD]44[/TD]

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[TD=class: alignL]No High School[/TD]

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