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whirly
Edited 6 months ago
just took a test that i think was to "prove im american" and the questions were pretty easy. bc im american. some were hard like specific things about states or what old ass dead man signed what document or wrote what book.
the questions were like:
"what do americans call a traffic circle?"
"what is the lone star state?"
"what US holiday is celebrated on the fourth thursday in November?"
"what is a suburb?"
"what US state is known for bourbon and horse races?"
the questions were like:
"what do americans call a traffic circle?"
"what is the lone star state?"
"what US holiday is celebrated on the fourth thursday in November?"
"what is a suburb?"
"what US state is known for bourbon and horse races?"
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@whirly 1. no idea, a roundabout? i feel like ive heard of a traffic circle before and i doubt it is a roundabout
2. TEXAS
3. thanksgiving
4. a DOGSHIT way to structure residential areas
5. uhhh georgia? texas?
2. TEXAS
3. thanksgiving
4. a DOGSHIT way to structure residential areas
5. uhhh georgia? texas?
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@meso
1. correct, roundabout
2.correct
3. correct
4. correct, residential area on the outskirts of a city
5. incorrect, kentucky. lol
1. correct, roundabout
2.correct
3. correct
4. correct, residential area on the outskirts of a city
5. incorrect, kentucky. lol
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@whirly i mean the horse races make sense that's a very Kentucky thing but Bourbon seems like a Georgia or Louisiana thing because "bourbon" sounds refined like it's something they'd talk about in Gone with the Wind
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