I have taken this test before and scored mid 40's (exhalted or something like that). The only trick for us up here is that there are a few questions that deal strictly with issues that are restricted to the USA. A lucky guess or two didn't hurt.
Otherwise I am sure I would have scored 50!!!!!!! :lol: :rolling: :rotfl:
29/50, reasonable I think as I don't have bees yet and have only been reading this and other forums for 3 months. At least 3 or 4 Q's were USA geographic/economic related which I had no idea about plus I read a couple of Q's incorrectly. The test is good because it gives you the answers to the ones you got wrong so you can learn. I hate doing exams and never finding out what I got wrong. All in all good fun!
43/50, that was much better, only 1 geographic USA question, nill economic USA Q's, I missed 2 Q's about different types of trees in the USA though, took my time to READ the Q's properly this time, all in all a lot better. Lots of good questions, a great learning experience!
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29/50, reasonable I think as I don't have bees yet and have only been reading this and other forums for 3 months. At least 3 or 4 Q's were USA geographic/economic related which I had no idea about plus I read a couple of Q's incorrectly.
I got an easy one this time and fluked a couple of Q's, 49/50, so I did another one and got lots of USA specific Q's which I know nothing about, and slipped to 43. Still getting new and different questions though, a lot of fun and great learning experience.
A 44, and fluked a 49 and a 50 LOL!
I think I have seen most of the questions now, but the 50 had only one US specific question so I still guessed a few. Good fun and a good learning experience, only problem it doesn't give me any experience in the field which will take many, many, many years to learn!
I took the test a few times a while back and scored mid 40's. I'd take it again and post my results but then everyone would realize how little I knew! :shock: :lol:
The only reason I scored high in some previous ones was the fact that I took the test a several times, and the ones I got wrong in one, I corrected in the next. The other thing was one with very little USA specific Q's in it, plus of course I fluked questions I didn't know. Having done it again shows I can retain some of the previous answers and also still fluke some and get 40-42. So without flukes and guesses I'd probably back in the low 30's! Still lots to learn and nice to come back to every now and then.
But hands on learning experience is something I'm closer to zero than 50, but it's the most valuable and fun. Next is asking questions and receiving answers from you experienced beeks, such a wealth of knowledge.
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