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I got 8/10 on this science quiz (although some of the questions had nothing to do with science like, how does the name of the ship Charles Darwin rode have to do with science?). I like the wide variety of questions instead of just one topic of science.
This quiz was sort of fun. I got 8/10 also, but as Brandon F. said, some of the questions were a little random in terms of theme. Brandon, Charles Darwin was a great man of science-ask Emma. A lot of the questions were too easy though. I did not really like this quiz. It was strange, and kind of short for such a random thing.
I like the variety and randomness of the questions. Unfortunately, a lot of them didn't have a lot to do with them. I got 4/10!!! It was both likable and weird. They could have added a few more questions, but then that would destroy the whole "10-question game!" concept. It could be a little more complex, but that's just my opinion.
I got 9/10. I think that there was a lot of diversity in the questions, and I found most of them, like the one concerning the platypus, original and creative. Great game, Brandon!
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