Multiple Choice

[enraged_locust]

Multiple choice tests in Psychology seems like the way McMaster weeds out students.

The questions are like this:

What is the brain?
a) the thing in your head
b) what you think with
c) a five letter word beginning with B and ending with N
d) A and C only.And I have to come up with the MOST correct answer. They are all right, but only one counts

Comments

humm how odd...

[sir_apple_pie]

id say b) would be the most correct...because a) is childish and c) isnt correct enough and d) is both the wronger anwsers...

Re: humm how odd...

[mr_inglorious]

WRONG! I'd say d

it would seem like a trick where you can only think with your mind, not your brain

....then again, Im not in university

[goth_ballerina]

I would say c.

a isnt correct because there are a lot more things in your head besides the brain (ie a tumour or nerves or blood)... so there for if i say "the thing in your head" its not the brain, but a whole bunch of things

b isnt correct because you do not think with your brain, you think with your mind. your brain has many other functions that just thinking (ie telling your lungs to breathe) and if you take a brain out of the head it doesnt think, it just dies....

d isnt correct because a isnt correct

so therefore c must be correct because brain begins with a b and ends with a n, and if definetly a 5 letter word (well, technically it could be something different but i am thinking of math using the base ten)