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What responsibilities? If rights are unalienable, then they are not dependent on anything.
That's not what inalienable means, Finger-boy.
Yes it does, Popo.
i-ˈnāl-yə-nə-bəl, -ˈnā-lē-ə-nə-\
That test took all of about 3 minutes.
"You answered 31 out of 33 correctly 93.94 %"
I missed Socrates and the Puritans.
Oooh....now I'm intimidated. Maybe I'll just Google that.
You are obviously agitated. It's because you cheated on the quiz and for some reason, I don't know why, you think that you've been exposed. Nobody knows who you are here, so relax.
I'm not taking no stinking test submitted by a radical leftie. Along the same lines of civics tests it seems that O'Reilly's guy went to spring break Fla and interviewed college students about American history. I'm not making any judgments based on anatomy but it seemed that the biggest boobs and the most obvious dyed hair on boys translated to the dumbest answers. Most of the college kids couldn't identify which sides were fighting in the American Revolution or the Civil War.
I can't even remember the questions, I took it too fast. But I believe Aquinas had Socrates also mentioned. Studying US history leads to study of other attempts at representative societies.That and Thomas Freaking Aquinas. Yeah that ain't civics.
Aquinas stood out because it was a case of "which of these is not like the others". It was a question about moral philosophy, nothing to do with government, history or civics.
Near as I can remember the question was something like, "If Socrates, Aristotle, Mephisopheles and Thomas Aquinas walked into a bar, who gets the tab?". I went with "Pineapple".
I got 100% correct.
You answered 33 out of 33 correctly 100.00 %
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) and say you cheated.
I'm not taking no stinking test submitted by a radical leftie. Along the same lines of civics tests it seems that O'Reilly's guy went to spring break Fla and interviewed college students about American history. I'm not making any judgments based on anatomy but it seemed that the biggest boobs and the most obvious dyed hair on boys translated to the dumbest answers. Most of the college kids couldn't identify which sides were fighting in the American Revolution or the Civil War.
Actually, the test has a libertarian bias.
I'm surprised that given your alleged credentials you can't even spell bicameral.
Then again you claimed to be fluent in German and I've seen the ah, results of that too...
-- so... being able to spell makes one a "Nazi". This is just getting better and better.
I have to admit, I never did know the Nazis were such good spellers. Does it go with making the trains run on time?
On the other hand being unable to spell, in two languages, makes one.... well I hain't sure what.
But say, DO tell the class --- what kind of German syntax puts the word Sie in a sentence three times in a row?
And why are you using formal language anyway?
Oh one more thing: "Nazi" is not an acronym. It doesn't get writ in all caps.
Oh and PS -- it's spelled Göbbels, with an umlaut.
Exactly. We've all taken Civics tests here over the years and they are always standard, very straight forward and just the kind of thing we know from school and playing around here.
This one takes an odd turn somewhere. Wingnutty turn and it devolves into propaganda.
Don't look at us. the OP isn't one of us. She is one of you.
As for what civics is:
the study of the rights and duties of citizens and of how government works
I think an argument could be made that understanding economics and how government acts in regards to the market would be included in that.
I think it's funny that both you and Jillian aren't sharing how you scores and won't share which of the questions you find so offensive. You just complain.
One of us and one of you? Lame. I'm not a Libertarian.
I don't know about Jill but I just stopped the "test" when I saw that it was not what we were led to believe. Others continued on and pretended they got a high score.
You answered 25 out of 33 correctly 75.76 %
You answered 25 out of 33 correctly 75.76 %
You did better than the OP Sb, you must be lying
I missed the question about the puritans but got the rest right. Much of it has to do with knowing how to take a multiple choice test rather than knowing the answers.
I missed the question about the puritans but got the rest right. Much of it has to do with knowing how to take a multiple choice test rather than knowing the answers.
Agreed , I knew most of it but what you don't know you can get to a 50 50 chance of getting right. One answer is always bat shit wrong, one answer is always opposite of what they want and then 2 are similar, in my experience.
I have to admit, I never did know the Nazis were such good spellers. Does it go with making the trains run on time?
On the other hand being unable to spell, in two languages, makes one.... well I hain't sure what.
But say, DO tell the class --- what kind of German syntax puts the word Sie in a sentence three times in a row?
And why are you using formal language anyway?
Oh one more thing: "Nazi" is not an acronym. It doesn't get writ in all caps.
Oh and PS -- it's spelled Göbbels, with an umlaut.
BWAHAHAHAHA
What a tard.
I should put that in my sig.
"Nazi" is a pseudo acronym for Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei formed by combining the first and fourth syllables
Has little noTPpees apologized yet to the people he slandered in this thread, announcing they had lied about their score on the quiz, only to have them prove they hadn't?
