This is a quiz on my paper Revising. Before looking at the questions below, read this article as carefully as you can. Then take the quiz without looking back at the article. Then, to see how much better you can do, take the quiz again with a copy of the article in front of you.
Extra credit. Write a program in tiny-c that presents the user with these quiz questions, accepts answers and writes them to a file.
1. are there any graphics in this post (yes, no)? 2. if so, what color does it contain (no graphic, blue, black, red)? 3. what filetype does it look like it uses (.gif, .jpg, .png)? 4. how many individuals are mentioned by first name in this article (one, two, three, four, five)? 5. which name is not one of them (roger, ken, lee, amrit)? 6. what obsessive compulsive behaviour is discussed in this paper (writing, reading, revising, dreaming)? 7. in what programming language was the program that motivated the author to write a split function written (.js, .tc, .pl, .for)? 8. what's one type of revision the author mentions (spelling, improving, cosmetic, exothermic)? 9. how many footnotes are provided (zero, one, two)? 10. which came first: writing split in tiny-c or noticing split was used in a JavaScript program (writing, noticing)? 11. when was the article last revised (2/14/2010, 2/18/2010, 2/16/2010)? 12. which of Bradley's Laws is not illustrated (first, second, third)? 13. what word is italicized in the article (predicted, predated, updated)?