[Johanna]

http://www.johannank.../1mensatest.xls



Have fun with this. Save the file to your hard drive- it's an interactive excel worksheet. It's going to be much harder for people not familiar with American idiom, so if you speak English as a second language, and you score well, you should be doubly proud of yourself. My email addy is [email protected] (people, do not post your email addy on forums, ever! Do as I say, not as I do!) If you want to show off or get credit, , send the completed form to me I'll congratulate you here, but don't give the answers away in this thread, okay?



I scored 28 after looking at it on and off for a few days. By now I have all but one answer,,,



Johanna

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Which one are you missing?

Edited by Swandog46, 30 April 2006 - 10:03 PM.

[Swandog46]

Which one are you missing?

Edited by Swandog46, 30 April 2006 - 10:03 PM.

[Justin]

I got all 33 =) I emailed the answeres to her

[fleamailman]

" Well joanna, I am so smart that I realised after downloading it that I didn't have excel on my comp, but I will take it to work in the morning not only out of my constant wish to support the off-topics here but also because they are all west country brits in this village, where I am afraid American idioms are unknown seeing that the verb to be here goes: Izabe Uzabe Hezabe with the verb repeated at the end of the phase too, so tomorrow izabe doing the test izabe..." said the goblin.

[warriorscot]

Lol i stopped myself just before downloading and realised i hadnt installed excel lol. Ill try this once i install xp x64 and get word on.

[Johanna]

Open Office can handle an Excel file. And...it's free!

http://www.openoffice.org/

Johanna

[admin]

I think the free Excel Viewer will work on this spreadsheet as well:
http://www.microsoft...&displaylang=EN

(it just can't save any changes)