Swe-SAT (offtopic indeed!)

[hegeland]

I made the Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test ("a standardized test used as one of the means to gain admission to higher education in Sweden") last month and yesterday I found out I got the highest grade, 2.0, which is awarded to about 0.6% of the test-takers! So from now on I'd like everyone to address me as "Dear Sir", and especally Paul!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish..._Aptitude_Test

[Ekphantos]

Congratulations! What do you want to study now?

I am just glad that we don't have such tests in Austria, they seem a bit pointless. I took the US GRE test a year ago, but still don't know how doing well there could predict my sucess in grad school...

[elvaago]

I remember doing the CITO test in grade school and getting 6 questions wrong out of 180. That's the only one of that type of test I've done though I believe, apart from regular IQ tests.

[abextra]

Congratulations, Dear Sir!

[Valderie]

I made the Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test ("a standardized test used as one of the means to gain admission to higher education in Sweden") last month and yesterday I found out I got the highest grade, 2.0, which is awarded to about 0.6% of the test-takers! So from now on I'd like everyone to address me as "Dear Sir", and especally Paul!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish..._Aptitude_Test

Excellent Hege - intelligent as well as handsome!

[drlog147]

it would be a Honor and privilege to call you sir
well done

[snookersfun]

Dear honourable Sir!
Nicely done! Congratulations.
So, in theory, you could solve all puzzles lefthandedly, indeed they must be way too easy for you

[PaulTheSoave]

Dear Sir,

I would like to remind you I am twice your age and could therefore be your dad! A bit more respect on this forum!

I made the Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test ("a standardized test used as one of the means to gain admission to higher education in Sweden") last month and yesterday I found out I got the highest grade, 2.0, which is awarded to about 0.6% of the test-takers! So from now on I'd like everyone to address me as "Dear Sir", and especally Paul!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish..._Aptitude_Test

[Valderie]

Dear Sir,

I would like to remind you I am twice your age and could therefore be your dad! A bit more respect on this forum!

Well I'm old enough to be his Granny so definitely not calling him 'Sir'!