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Chundles

macrumors G5
Jul 4, 2005
12,037
493
Got a 38. Got 4 of the 3-point questions wrong.

Pretty good test actually, some very interesting questions.
 

bartelby

macrumors Core
Jun 16, 2004
19,795
34
I got 39!

Question 1: Correct
Question 2: Correct
Question 3: Correct
Question 4: Correct
Question 5: Correct
Question 6: Correct
Question 7: Correct
Question 8: Correct
Question 9: Correct
Question 10: Wrong
Question 11: Correct
Question 12: Correct
Question 13: Correct
Question 14: Correct
Question 15: Correct
Question 16: Correct
Question 17: Correct
Question 18: Correct
Question 19: Correct
Question 20: Wrong
Question 21: Wrong
Question 22: Correct
Question 23: Correct
Question 24: Wrong
Question 25: Correct

I'm happy with that.
 
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Lau

Guest
I got 25.

It would be good to see what we had wrong next to the original questions, rather than "Question 5 – wrong", etc. Means n00bs like be could learn from our mistakes. :D
 

sushi

Moderator emeritus
Jul 19, 2002
15,639
3
キャンプスワ&#
andrewag said:
So what do you guys score?
I did okay -- missed a couple here and there.

However, one that I missed is incorrect on the quiz.

Question number 22 which states: What computer was the 20 th anniversary Mac based around:
a. PowerMac G3
b. PowerBook 3400
c. PowerBook 165
d. PowerMac 5500

The correct answer is PowerMac 6500 and not the PowerBook 3400.

The TAM (which I have -- cool computer) is based on the motherboard from the Power Macintosh 6500 with a 250 MHz 603e processor.

Yes, it did have the same 12" active matrix LCD, ATI 3D Rage II video chipset, and trackpad from the PowerBook 3400. However, the MB is the key.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twentieth_Anniversary_Macintosh

Anyhow, not a bad quiz.
 

bartelby

macrumors Core
Jun 16, 2004
19,795
34
Lau said:
I got 25.

It would be good to see what we had wrong next to the original questions, rather than "Question 5 – wrong", etc. Means n00bs like be could learn from our mistakes. :D


You could always have used the "back" button to look at the quiz.
 
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Lau

Guest
bartelby said:
You could always have used the "back" button to look at the quiz.

I know, but I'm so dreadfully lazy. :p And it's sometimes nice just to glance over your answers, rather than referencing back and forward. I wouldn't say it was necessary, just would be a nice thing. It's a good quiz, even though I am a n00b. :eek:
 

panoz7

macrumors 6502a
Nov 21, 2005
904
1
Raleigh, NC
I got a 33. I just got my first mac a few months ago. Mostly lucky guessing and a little too much time spent on these forums.
 

fanbrain

macrumors 6502
Jan 31, 2005
275
48
So. UT
34. There are some hard questions in there. I'm not familiar with much of Apple's history and CEO's, but my family has had Macs around the house since the Lisa (which we still have). At one point we had 13 various Macs laying around. A small local law firm was selling their whole network of Macs and switching to windoze, so we bought almost their whole network. They had a luggable portable there that we passed on, but we sure ended up with a lot of stuff!
 

dejo

Moderator emeritus
Sep 2, 2004
15,982
452
The Centennial State
Question 12. What Macintosh has not used Mac OS?

Since it wasn't really called "Mac OS" until 7.6, how are we supposed to correctly answer that question? Before that it was known as "System" and even before that it was unnamed.
 

Unspeaked

macrumors 68020
Dec 29, 2003
2,448
1
West Coast
dejo said:
Since it wasn't really called "Mac OS" until 7.6, how are we supposed to correctly answer that question? Before that it was known as "System" and even before that it was unnamed.

I was thinking that same thing when I got to that question (because as you point out, the Mac OS began with 7.6), but I think it's clear what the author is referring to, so stressing the semantics is probably going overboard.
 
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