How's your Civics?
http://www.americancivicliteracy.org/resources/quiz.aspx
Leave your score in the comments section (if you dare).
I socred 91%, but I still think they are wrong on one.
Can you guess which one I think they're wrong on?
ADDENDUM:
And you thought Tom Daschle was not a leftest.
(leftist, for you purests)
11 comments:
I got 93% but I was kind of skeptical of their answer to question of when government spending is equal to revenues.
I also scored 91% (missing three) and I took issue with the same question shoprat did. The other two were questions about specific events in history, which I don't really think I'd classify as "civics" anyway!
I didn't do quite as well as you, but ok: 89.64% I guess it's time to bone up on what I thought I knew. Of course, it's nearly 11:30 at night here in Pasadena and I'm getting a little punchy, so that may explain it.
Good quiz! It should be required before college students are allowed to graduate.
shoprat & parker: That's the one! I think decreasing taxes AND government spending is the key. And I agree with Parker about the civics class.
PCC: We'll give you extra points for the lateness of night and for having to hide out in Pasadena.
That picture of "Puff Daschle" is priceless!
Hi, Rose. I have to admit I stole that picture from another blog.
I won't name names, to protect the innocent.
I am very proud of our new President-elect and the cabinet he has named thus far.
What a great country we live in!!
Note: on your post you say " a leftest" and it should be spelled "leftist" unless you're testing lefs.
mainstream-dash-o: OK...you got me. Probably made you feel real good (well?).
Come to think of it, testing lefs might not be a bad idea.
After all, there is nothing worse than a lef that has failed.
Fax me over a few and I'll test 'em.
mainstream-adams: I can't say much for your political tastes, but at least, unlike Al Sharpton, you recognize that BO is President-elect and not the President.
I got either 88.7% or 87.8%. I don't remember what it said now.
I got all the constitutional and history questions right except the one about the Puritans.
I don't know much about economics. I slept through that class in high school, and it was so boring to me, I didn't take it in College.
I know, I know, but I was a young dumb kid at the time.
I know raising taxes effects everybody negatively, though. Of course, that's a no-brainer.
Mark: Economics always bored me, too. I did not see how it related to my life.
Silly me.
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