How mechanically inclined are you?

[Richard Wallace]

88.

Like Beth, I found the misuse of "principal" annoying.

Like Don and Eddie, I answered piston suction instead of atmospheric pressure, although the answers are equivalent: does current flow in a battery circuit because the positive terminal has a higher voltage, or because the negative terminal has a lower voltage?

Like Al, I thought the electrical questions were extremely elementary while the mechanical ones required some physical reasoning. Also like Al, I was trying to go as fast as possible.

[Schnabel]

WooT! 88%. The funny thing is that I didn't think that PLTW actually taught me anything, but I actually used past knowledge from that class on this.

[Richard Wallace]

Originally Posted by Schnabel

The funny thing is that I didn't think that PLTW actually taught me anything, but I actually used past knowledge from that class on this.

It would appear that your PLTW teacher succeeded in tricking you into learning something, after all. Teachers are sneaky, that way!

[Pat Fairbank]

94%. The fact that force is measured in PSI was news to me.

[whytheheckme]

I got an 82. Not bad for a programmer

This really tested my knowledge of techincal terms and practices... the common sense ones I got no problem.

Jacob

[artdutra04]

I got a 96, but their use of kilograms as a force bothered me.

[luciaes]

86%, i agree that they need a back button, i realized 2 of them were wrong right after i submitted their answers.

[A_Reed]

I got an 84...not bad I guess

[Tapoore]

96% I'm pretty proud of myself