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AussieChiefsFan

02-24-2013 02:37 AM

Some memorable Wonderlic scores: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mul...derlic-scores/

Morris Claiborne: 4
Frank Gore: 6
Terrelle Pryor: 7
AJ Green: 10
C.J. Spiller: 10
Chris Johnson: 10
Hakeem Nicks: 12
Percy Harvin: 12
Ray Lewis: 13
Donovan McNabb: 14
Michael Crabtree: 15
Rey Maualuga: 15
Julio Jones: 15
Dan Marino: 15
Vince Young: 6 then 16
Ryan Mathews: 16
Adrian Peterson: 16
Terry Bradshaw: 16
Jared Allen: 19
Michael Vick: 20
Tim Tebow: 22
Brett Favre: 22
Brian Cushing: 23
Robert Griffin: 24
Troy Polamalu: 24
Jake Long: 26
Clay Matthews: 27
Ryan Leaf: 27
Joe Flacco: 27
Peyton Manning: 28
Terrell Suggs: 31
Tom Brady: 33
Aaron Rodgers: 35
Colin Kaepernick: 37
Andrew Luck: 37
Tony Romo: 37
Eli Manning: 39
Alex Smith: 40
Blaine Gabbert: 42
Mike Mamula: 49
Pat McInally: 50

NJChiefsFan

02-24-2013 02:50 AM

Haha, yeah 4 or 6 if trying is terrible.

Dave Lane

02-24-2013 07:31 AM

9 and 10 were the only tough ones. Had to actually write #9 to figure it out. Damn I'm getting old

Dave Lane

02-24-2013 07:32 AM

Man I hope Geno scores a 30+ to help cement him as the pick.

BlackHelicopters

02-24-2013 08:30 AM

Vince Young got 14, and Mo Claiborne got 15. Brilliant.

ReynardMuldrake

02-24-2013 09:05 AM

You guys realize the Wonderlic gets tougher as you go? The first questions are intentionally easy.

I took the Wonderlic at a job interview about a month ago. A lot of these questions were on the actual test.

loochy

02-24-2013 09:08 AM

This is like Celebrity Jeopardy on SNL.

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stevenidol

02-24-2013 09:13 AM

I missed 9 and 11. No calculator.

gblowfish

02-24-2013 09:22 AM

I got 13 right, missed #4 (I think the answer should be #3) and #14. #14 is a poorly constructed question. March has one more day in the month than September, so I'm not sure how they figured the answer was March. Anybody???

Nine was the hardest question by far.

alanm

02-24-2013 10:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess (Post 9430458)

I get in this argument all of the time...

I can literally recite to you the first 5 picks of every NBA draft for the past 20 years...I can name almost every college an NBA player went to and like 70% of NFL players...

it's useless knowledge in something that REALLY interests me (sports)...I'm good at remembering baseball stats as well

why is this useful information any less important than knowing which month has the least amount of daylight?

as soon as someone can give me a good answer then I'll go back and take elementary level classes so I can learn information that I don't even care or need to know just like I did when I was a kid and I obsessed over sports and now am an Encyclopedia of sports knowledge.

seriously

why is knowing the Presidents more important than knowing what year Shaq went 1st overall?

riddle me that

Every day interactions with humans and a job.

Reaper16

02-24-2013 10:34 AM

I got 14. I would argue that preserve and reserve do not have similar meanings.

patteeu

02-24-2013 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 9431398)

I got 14. I would argue that preserve and reserve do not have similar meanings.

Same. It's a pretty subjective question for what is supposed to be an objective test.

siberian khatru

02-24-2013 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 9431480)

Same. It's a pretty subjective question for what is supposed to be an objective test.

Yep, that's one of the ones I missed. I overthought it.

Mr. Flopnuts

02-24-2013 12:37 PM

I got 14 out of 15 and spent 5 minutes total on the questions. I assume they don't get calculators so I did 9 and 10 in my head and missed 9. I thought it would require 18 pages instead of 17, but I didn't wrack my brain over it because I was aware of the time limit involved.

Hootie

02-24-2013 12:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 9431398)

I got 14. I would argue that preserve and reserve do not have similar meanings.

that's what I thought but wasn't going to argue...like I said, I missed 4 and 14 but realistically probably wouldn't have been able to answer #9 in a timed test setting

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