I got all right except Sick Vibration, I couldn't tell because it was too damn simple to
distinguish. I was like "that was it?" Two beats on the snare really helps to recognize songs.

Other than that, that was a lot of fun, GR you should think about making more.

It's all good, tho. I got them all on my second try.

[quote="rockman240"]I got them all on my second try.[/quote]

I also do better on quizzes when I know the answers before I take it (for the second time).

Me too! Crazy!

I love my Management class. Old, banal teacher scorches through the chapter and reads the newspaper to us. Sometimes I just sit there without a book. I look over the key terms and blitz through the chapter a 1/2 hour before the test. Low 90's with minimal effort.

Highlighters? Who needs 'em!

Off-topic.

I thought we were cute talking about quizzes lol.

And to be honest I thought the quad in the quiz was very fairly assembled. The point of it seemed to me "can you pinpoint all four and hold it in your memory?" The challenge is can you:

1. recall them all as they appear
2. remember what they were in sequence and [i]hold that information until the reveal[/i].

If you can't get both points, then you got it wrong.

Without putting them so closely together so that they form one quick clip, it doesn't present a new challenge. Even if it had brief pauses, it would be too similar to the earlier exercises, and wouldn't be a quad, but merely four played in a quicker sequence. It would still be, "I got it, I got it, ah didn't get it, I got it", and not, "I [i]caught[/i] all four in that clip!"

When I played, I had them as they were coming until the third one, and sick vibration made me forget the first two as I was trying to recall the third, and I spaced out. BZZT! I lost.

So yeah it was a fun quiz!

[quote="Cloudy_One"]I thought we were cute talking about quizzes lol.

And to be honest I thought the quad in the quiz was very fairly assembled. The point of it seemed to me "can you pinpoint all four and hold it in your memory?" The challenge is can you:

1. recall them all as they appear
2. remember what they were in sequence and [i]hold that information until the reveal[/i].

If you can't get both points, then you got it wrong.[/quote]

Bingo.

I simply couldn't even catch where each one ended/the next started until a second listen. I was able to recognize them all as they appeared once I was actually able to pick them out from each other. The four clips were all so short that the main challenge was realizing when each ended and the next started for me.