Do you know more about science and technology than the average American?

Luthien wrote: 12 of 13 because I was thinking of the Ozone(O₃) layer instead of the overall atmospheric gases (I must be really tired today). I was hovering between Oxygen and Nitrogen for a couple of seconds.

12/13. I did that too. I was thinking of oxygen compounds . I'm concerned about why don't more people know these things? I'm sure you'd find similar results in many other places around the world. Why? What's happening socially?

ittymisskitty wrote:

Luthien wrote: 12 of 13 because I was thinking of the Ozone(O₃) layer instead of the overall atmospheric gases (I must be really tired today). I was hovering between Oxygen and Nitrogen for a couple of seconds.

12/13. I did that too. I was thinking of oxygen compounds . I'm concerned about why don't more people know these things? I'm sure you'd find similar results in many other places around the world. Why? What's happening socially?

I think it's about reading the question and connecting the brain with the concept. I wasn't really thinking about it too much, but I could have read over the question again instead of assuming that I knew what it was asking. That's really what it was for me.

13/13

Alarming that 69% of the people with college graduation don't know what the main element in the air is....

Only thing I didnt know was what fracking was