How Much Can You Remember From Your English, Maths And Science Lessons?
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Many adults have forgotten the key principles of English and science they were taught in school! Have you?
What are your thoughts on this subject?
207 Comments
MRogers
Arun Visvanathan, it's a matter of fact any number of serious side effects can occur if one aspirates food or any other foreign object into the respiratory system. Not the least of which is the death of that living being.
mikeyparry
9 / 10. I slipped up on one!
Tom Knox
Well I got the one about respiration wrong. And all along I thought it had to with inhalation and exhalation, not food. Guess I've been breathing wrong also.
Arun Visvanathan
Respiration means breathing. No food involved.
kbparker
Thank you so much for the answers!
skclary
7/10. Can't complain!
mikeyparry
7 / 10. However, I think that some of the questions are faulty, as some others have pointed out!
MRogers
kbparker, even those that are wrong.
AnneMarie Valentini
Answer to respiration is definitely wrong
Stuart Hills
Could have been a good quiz but unfortunately some answers were wrong
kbparker
Thank you so much for the answers! 🤗
Roger Edwards
This test was rubbish! Respiration is nothing to do with digestion, digestion is indeed the process by which we obtain energy from food, A metaphor is not a comparison as a simile (She ran like the wind!) is, a metaphor states that something IS another object (The camel is the ship of the desert)