So you think you know alot about amphibians.....

68% not bad for someone who has not heard about most of those scientific terms on it
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i botched all the ones about primitive lines and the devonian period-i usually skip that part in books
 
59%

Better than I expected as I have never red any scientific texts on amphibia and I don't know much about frogs either. So it seems I did pick up a thing or two on this forum
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I got a 80% on the test....
Some of the questions are not appropriate such as the one stipulating that frogs breed mainly in the spring......

Ed
 
68% for me...Phewee that's tough. I did google the Devonian Period and discovered it was named after Devon in the UK, a few miles from where I live. Strangely enough the good people of Devon are more interested in cream teas than their counties' historical importance.
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I got 61%, but have to admit, I had to guess at some of them, especially those I didn't have a clue on! (Which was most.)
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I'm really surprized! I managed to get 68% but I guess I had a book in front of me. Man that was hard! I guessed a lot to.
 
I just got a 68%. The prehistoric questions were probably the toughest for me.
 
I got a proud 61%. The prehistoric/evolutionary questions were the toughest for me as well.
Chip
 
OK, pass the dunce hat, I got a 56%. Of course most of this stuff I covered in college in the mid 80s as a wildlife management major, but obviously it's not what I pursued as a career.

RUSS
 
Thanks for the link,
I´m surprised to have 76% - although I admit I had to guess some answers...
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Greetings, Ingo
 
46 % but I'd like to see what you guys would get on a test about tool and die making. I think I had the lowest score so far. Thank goodness I have good communications with the guy with the highest score.
 
no you didnt i got 43% but i am only 14 so i can be excused lol i didnt no most of them o well when im about 25 i might do a bit better
 
I got a 50%, although I knew hardly any of the scientific names. Eh, I know a lot more than what the test was talking about.
 
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