Yeah, one of those pairs cost me a perfect score. I originally selected the correct answer for one question but then second-guessed myself and changed it because I had already picked that state for another question. Tricksy!
I had a teacher in high school who once gave us a 20-question quiz for which every correct answer was B. He told us when returning the quizzes that he wanted us to trust our preparation and knowledge, and not get rattled by minor bumps in the road. If you think the answer is B, go with B, no matter what distractions are making you second-guess. I think it's a good lesson, but taking that quiz was brutal.
weird that questions 3 and 7 only have three choices while the rest have four, is it worth adding a fourth option for those two just so it's more standardised?
Which of the following states has the highest population?
or
Among the following states, which has the highest population?
"Higher" is use when comparing only two things. "Highest" would be for three or more.
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