Are you REALLY intelligent?

I have a spot over at MySpace and I did a quiz earlier about how intelligent one is. I decided to post the results here too so all you lovely people could see how smart I am. LOL!

Are you REALLY intelligent?

Einstein, or "Little Einstein" you've got smart synapses going on in your brain. Good for you!

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SCATTERGORIES...

I got this from another site and thought it was a fun thing (and kind of educational) to do. Even though is says that if you can't think of anything to just "skip it", I did a search for items in that catagory that started with my first initial. (Note 9, 14 & 15)

SCATTERGORIES...

Your Name starts with a(n): T

Rules: Use the 1st letter of your name to answer each of the following...They MUST be real places, names, things...NOTHING made up! If you can't think of anything, skip it. Try to use different answers if the person in front of you had the same 1st initial. You CAN'T use your name for the boy/girl name question.

1. Athlete: Thorpe (Jim)

2. 4 letter word: tree

3. Street name: Throckmorton Street

4. Color: Tan

5. Gifts/presents: Toe socks

6. Vehicles: Taurus

7. Tropical Locations: Tobago

8. College Majors: Theater Arts

9. Dairy Products: Tillamook cheese

10. Things in a Souvenir Shop: thimbles

11. Boy Name: Tom

12. Girl Name: Tandi

13. Movie Title: TMNT (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

14. Beers: Topper

15. Occupation: træskomager (Norwegian for " wooden Shoemaker"-it doesn't say it has to be in English :-P)

16. Flowers: Tulips

17. Celebrity: Donald Trump

18. Magazine: Texas Highways

19. U.S. City: Terlingua

20. Pro Sports Team: Tennessee Titans

10 Science Questions

These came from a homeschool list and they received it from another list. I thought it was interesting.

In the USA there is much consternation over the fact that students are falling behind other countries in science. Sunday's paper had a list of 10 questions that various scientists felt every high school graduate should be able to answer.

What percentage of the earth is covered by water?

What sort of signals does the brain use to communicate?

Did dinosaurs and humans ever exist at the same time?

What is Darwin's theory of the origin of the species?

Why does a year consist of 365 days and a day of 24 hours?

Why is the sky blue?

What causes a rainbow?

What is it about diseases caused by viruses and bacteria that makes them often hard to treat?

How old are the oldest fossils on earth?

Why do we put salt on sidewalks when it snows?

Bonus question: What makes the seasons change?

The scientists acknowledged that most American adults would probably get only half of these right, so don't feel bad if you don't know all the answers.