July 13, 2020--Aced the Test
If Trump wants to demonstrate he's a "very stable genius," rather than taking a superficial mental acuity test designed to quickly check if one shows some evidence of mental impairment, he should take a real test, an IQ test.
An example of the kind of questions Trump recently grappled with (assuming he's telling the truth about being tested), are similar to ones an aunt who we cared for was quizzed about when checking in to Beth Israel Hospital. She was asked to repeat, "car, cat tree" three times, both forward and backward ("tree, cat, car").
Our wonderful Aunt Madeline "aced" the test. But for other reasons needed to be admitted and treated.
So that Trump can do a little practicing before taking an IQ test, here is an example of the kind of question he would confront.
It asks, Which does not belong--
Time's up. How did you do?
An example of the kind of questions Trump recently grappled with (assuming he's telling the truth about being tested), are similar to ones an aunt who we cared for was quizzed about when checking in to Beth Israel Hospital. She was asked to repeat, "car, cat tree" three times, both forward and backward ("tree, cat, car").
Our wonderful Aunt Madeline "aced" the test. But for other reasons needed to be admitted and treated.
So that Trump can do a little practicing before taking an IQ test, here is an example of the kind of question he would confront.
It asks, Which does not belong--
Time's up. How did you do?
Labels: Intelligence Test, Mental Acuity.
posted by Steven Zwerling at
4:22 AM
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