The average scientific literacy rates of MLPF

[Wind Chaser 4,767]

12/13, I only screwed up because I was caught between sugar dissolving and a nail rusting as an example of a chemical reaction. I remember school labs doing dissolving experiments extensively, so I picked that over my gut reaction reminding me of rusting being "oxidation".

 

Everyone told me I should be a scientist, but I have serious doubts about that now. The best or nothing.

[Velcorn 279]

12/13, I only screwed up because I was caught between sugar dissolving and a nail rusting as an example of a chemical reaction. I remember school labs doing dissolving experiments extensively, so I picked that over my gut reaction reminding me of rusting being "oxidation".

 

Everyone told me I should be a scientist, but I have serious doubts about that now. The best or nothing.

Well, it's actually quite easy because when sugar dissolves in water there is no change to the components and no new product is created, so it's a physical change/reaction.

 

A rusting nail is a chemical change/reaction because the oxygen in the air reacts with the iron and iron oxide is formed.

 

I don't remember the third option but I think it was a physical change too^^

[ScarfaceOne 263]

9 out of 13, 52% better than the public, I hope that they do a how much do you know your culture test.

[Velcorn 279]

9 out of 13, 52% better than the public, I hope that they do a how much do you know your culture test.

I would fail miserably on that one...

[Jokuc 8,172]

13/13

 

I don't know about you guys but aren't these things you learn in school?

[ThatOneComrade 1,091]

Dude I got eleven! I am very happy with this.  :grin2:

[SomeMLP Brony 41]

12/13! I expected I would get around 8 to 10 of them correct, but I only missed one.