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prab Sat Feb 28, 2015 02:28pm

2015 NFHS Part 1 Exam Ques #3
 
I am new to the forum and am looking for some guidance.

Wisconsin allows us to print out a working copy of the exam. The exam is then completed at a later time online. Question #3 on this year's Part 1 exam doesn't seem to be written very well:

A catcher's helmet is considered legal if it has:

A. A smooth surface.
B. A dent.
C. A glare surface.
D. A rough surface.

Now a new rule prohibits a glare surface, so answer C is obviously not correct.

Rule 1-7 Catcher's Equipment fails to mention smooth surface, dent or rough surface. (Dented batting helmets are illegal per 1-6, but not mentioned in 1-7.)

Although my working copy of the exam does not so state, previous NFHS multiple choice questions have asked for only one answer.

If the question had said "considered ILLEGAL" then C would have been the correct choice.

Can anyone enlighten me on this?

benbret Sat Feb 28, 2015 06:24pm

NF Test
 
The correct answer is A.

prab Sat Feb 28, 2015 10:28pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by benbret (Post 956496)
The correct answer is A.

I suspect that you are right in that A is the answer that NFHS is looking for.

However, I just can't buy that it is "the correct answer" based on how the question is worded.

Thanks for the reply!

CecilOne Sun Mar 01, 2015 08:03am

Quote:

Originally Posted by benbret (Post 956496)
The correct answer is A.

But, as prab said, not clear or specific in the books. :rolleyes:

EsqUmp Thu Mar 05, 2015 07:37am

The NFHS test is probably the worse you will see. It is an English teacher's nightmare. And further, it fails to address the everyday rules of softball to a proper extent.

BretMan Thu Mar 05, 2015 08:35am

Quote:

Originally Posted by EsqUmp (Post 956956)
The NFHS test is probably the worse you will see. It is an English teacher's nightmare. And further, it fails to address the everyday rules of softball to a proper extent.

I can't really disagree, but I do always find it ironic when someone makes goofy grammatical errors while criticizing somebody's grammar. :)

prab Thu Mar 05, 2015 12:52pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by BretMan (Post 956958)
I can't really disagree, but I do always find it ironic when someone makes goofy grammatical errors while criticizing somebody's grammar. :)

Korrect! Me don't like no bad grammer two.


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