SirCannonFodder wrote:
Reyo wrote:
I always get those questions wrong because I spend too much time wondering which of the 2 blue squares they're referring to...
If this strip is accurate and assuming you hadn't noticed it yourself, the right blue square is probably the one with a blue outline.
Yeah, given historian fallacy that's easy to establish AFTER the comic has been made and the accurate blue square has been solved for, but try looking at it as though it were new information. All the guy says is "blue square". Does that mean "blue square that is physically blue" of which there are two of, or "blue square with the blue outline" in which case why in the hell are there two squares shaded blue? Making the person you're giving the test to have to assume half of the puzzle is just poor test writing. That's the kind of thing I expect out of chemistry, where you have to assume 80% things about 100% of the questions they give you, and even my chemistry teacher would say "That's not a very well written problem."
And yes, I am taking this way too seriously, and it is due in part to the chemistry test I have later today.
EDIT: And yes, I do often over complicate things.
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