Okay, let's see what you got. Take your best shot on this.
Ivy League seniors score, on average, 54% on this thing. I'd think, for the tens of thousands you spend on college, you'd hope for a better education. But that's me, being cantankerous.
Also me being cantakerous: I missed three, but I'd argue with the test-writers that I'm right on each of them. That, my friends, is true nerd-dom.
Please -- and I'm asking politely -- allow me to crush you at this map game. It tests your geography knowledge.
I spent a long, long time in the reference section of my library, just staring at maps. I'm quite serious about this. While other high schoolers were "playing sports", and "making friends", and "developing social skills", I learned maps. Maps are my superpower!
Anyway, I scored 49 out of 51. 96.7%, with an "average deviation" of 1 mile. As noted on-air, I can etch-a-sketch an entire map of the U.S. from memory.
Try and beat that, normal person with "friends".
Look who's cryin' now, huh? Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha.
