Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?
- Thread starter Marvelous
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thahappycamper
Level 3
No clue.
Bluebird
Guest
Five different months have exactly thirty days, I think.I was able to past this question.
How many different months have exactly thirty days?
Marvelous
Commoner
Nope!Five different months have exactly thirty days, I think.
Bluebird
Guest
Second guess, four months.
Marvelous
Commoner
WoW! you are as smart as the 5th grader.Second guess, four months.
thahappycamper
Level 3
lovepink
Commoner
I was able to past this question.
How many different months have exactly thirty days?
I don't remember learning any of this when I was in 5th grade.
thahappycamper
Level 3
They're super 5th graders, don't feel so bad.
Me too, I don't have any clue at all, I must be a very bad student when I was at school !!!!
yes I am agree, but thahappycamper all way asks a very hard question !!!
Bluebird
Guest
This is a trick question. It's almost the same as the riddle question.
The correct answer is eight.
Marvelous
Commoner
WOW! you definitely are smarter than the 5th grader.This is a trick question. It's almost the same as the riddle question.
The correct answer is eight.
thahappycamper
Level 3
That's more of a math question.
Marvelous
Commoner
If you are smarter than the 5th grader, you should know the answer.
thahappycamper
Level 3
I aint no smarter than a 5th grader, I know my limits.If you are smarter than the 5th grader, you should know the answer.
Technically, at that age, their intelligence is at full learning potential.
Note: intellectually, not emotionally.
You can teach a 5 year old kid almost anything.
They can master chess at this age.
You can teach them some sports but I'm not too sure in this area, this is more of a body thing.
Any musical instruments, they can learn.
They can also become master readers and can master writing skills.
However, a 5 years can't write poetry or originates ideas, they can only absorb it.
They can't create lyrics either, basically, anything that requires life experience, they can't do yet.
They can only mimic but isn't mimic the foundation of learning?
I'm not sure about critical thinking, but I'm sure on some level, they can do.
They can't infer.
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