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I couldnt find my ruler……
It’s a lot harder than I thought it would be. I assumed the “right” answer would jump out at me, but I had to think a lot about it and even then, it’s not that obvious which is right as it looks.
I left my clear plastic bag with my pens and calculator on the bus.
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Yes, fun. I got 9, (1 and 3 wrong). Some lucky guesses I think!
That’s good … or at least you interpret graphs like a computer!
It would be interesting to see whether there’s any pattern – for example perhaps those who do well, tend to fail on particular ones. Or perhaps there might be other groups who if they pick certain answers, will tend to pick others.
But at the present the number of responses are too low to do much analysis.