You can add these two:
1. When was the war of 1812 and who were the two warring parties.
2. What is the name of the national anthem and during what war was it written?
Note: Ask no questions about the care and sue of condoms, from the four grade up they wii get a hundred on thsoe.
” Ask no questions about the care and sue of condoms, from the four grade up they wii get a hundred on thsoe.”
so.....what public school did you attend?
lol
2. To Anacreon in Heaven, written in about 1771
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydAIdVKv84g
I have a PhD in a life science.
I can do fairly complex math calculations in my head (it impresses people).
I figured out mathematics up to calculus by the time I was 11.
There is no way I could answer your question #1. Learning history is a matter of rote memorization, a skill I was never good at.
However, I can do a pretty good job of playing the 1812 Overture in my head, complete with cannon shots.
If a kid can’t demonstrate good math or English skills by the time they graduate HS, then they went to a crappy school. And yes, I made a conscious decision to use the plural “they” as a singular pronoun, so as to avoid the awkward “he or she” terminology.