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I have added one small quiz of 10 questions on the site FEsuccess.com... It is avaible for free and no login is necessary. If you want to preserve your results or email them to yourself you may create a free account.

 
First, those who took the quiz and tested the functionality, I would like to thank them.

I have posted a probability quiz now. Please take the same, if you are interested.

At some point, I would like to prevent anonymous users from taking the quiz. Not because I hate them, but it seems a system requirement.

The site has some text based content (Quizzes) and some multimedia content (videos). I want users to attempt quizzes, gain some points and then unlock video content.

Users get 15 points on registration and 1 point per correct answer in quiz.

After 100 points, his account automatically upgrades to the one which can access video content. For EB members, one needs to have only 50 points to do so. The user must PM me from his EB account.

Occassionally, I will be posting some time saving tricks for certain questions:

Consider the following question in the previous quiz:

The temp. is degree Celsius, at which the Celsius scale reading is numerically half the Fahrenheit scale reading is approximately:

20C

42C

80C

160C

The ideal way will be to substitute F = 2C solve the conversion equation. However, this can be also solved as follows:

We know that 0C = 32F (Frezing point of water) So at this level the ratio is infinity

We also know that 100C = 212F (Boiling point of water) So here the ratio is 2.12

So the ratio is decreasing and the answer will be beyond 100C hence the option 160C is correct.

Please let me know your thoughts.

Thanks,

www.FEsuccess.com

 

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