“Are You Smarter Than The Average U.S. Student?”: These 27 Questions Will Show
Welcome to the Nation’s Report Card Challenge! 🎓
This isn’t just any quiz – it’s your chance to see how you’d score compared to students across the U.S. Often called NAEP, it is the official assessment of student performance in the United States. It measures how students are doing in subjects like math, reading, science, and more – giving a snapshot of learning at the national, state, and district level.
But today, we’re zooming in on the infamous ‘Bored Panda’ district…Can you hold yourself with these brain-busting subjects? Prove yourself 😈
🚀 💡 Want more or looking for something else? Head over to the Bored Panda Quizzes and explore our full collection of quizzes and trivia designed to test your knowledge, reveal hidden insights, and spark your curiosity.💡 🚀
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Wow, if this is the level of knowledge you need to be smarter than the average teenager, we're in big trouble.
6 makes no sense to me. Who's to say she likes the smell of wresting mats because she is a poor wrestler and spends a lot of time face down on them! And 26 doesn't have the correct answer, which is to assume all images on the internet are copyright and that you need to investigate the rest of the website to see if permission is given to freely use them.
The correct answer to 26 is actually to claim you're training an AI and steal everything in sight.
Load More Replies...WHAT was that geography question?!? I’m from the States and even with my deplorable education even I knew that was a mess! The only correct city was LA!
It took me a minute to figure out. The letters aren't over the cities they correspond to. Instead, there is a blue line running along either the top or bottom of the shaded box next to each letter. The blue line terminates in a blue circle over the city. So for A the blue line takes you to the circle over London, and so on.
Load More Replies...Wow, if this is the level of knowledge you need to be smarter than the average teenager, we're in big trouble.
6 makes no sense to me. Who's to say she likes the smell of wresting mats because she is a poor wrestler and spends a lot of time face down on them! And 26 doesn't have the correct answer, which is to assume all images on the internet are copyright and that you need to investigate the rest of the website to see if permission is given to freely use them.
The correct answer to 26 is actually to claim you're training an AI and steal everything in sight.
Load More Replies...WHAT was that geography question?!? I’m from the States and even with my deplorable education even I knew that was a mess! The only correct city was LA!
It took me a minute to figure out. The letters aren't over the cities they correspond to. Instead, there is a blue line running along either the top or bottom of the shaded box next to each letter. The blue line terminates in a blue circle over the city. So for A the blue line takes you to the circle over London, and so on.
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