| Your Results | Global Average | |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 5 | 5 |
| Correct | 0 | 3.03 |
| Score | 0% | 61% |
| It would be easy for someone who can see to become king in a land of people who cannot see. | |
| It is more advantageous to be able to see, even a little bit, than to be blind. | |
| Someone who can see will be able to take advantage of others who cannot see. | |
| Even someone with minor ability is considered special by those with no ability at all. |
| The launch of the USS Gilliam | |
| The pride of Gilliam County Oregon | |
| A short history of the USS Gilliam | |
| H. B. Olsen's first command |
| The number of cases the crime lab received increased after it received its accreditation. | |
| The crime lab is capable of performing all required forensic lab analysis. | |
| The crime lab is the largest lab of its kind in the country. | |
| The Bureau initiated its operation in 1989. |
| Educational opportunities are restricted to the museum’s permanent collection. | |
| The learning experience provided by the museum can be enhanced through programs developed by the Education Department. | |
| Retired teachers serve as program designers and instructors at the museum. | |
| The Education Department of the County Museum o f Art targets its educational materials to children. |
Luckily, this year, enough local families volunteered to host all the brilliant youths. In the past, the number of guest homes sometimes fell short, and some of the visitors slept on cots and sleeping bags at local churches. They're adventurous teens and don't mind this makeshift camp-in but it's better if friendly hosts give them a more personal welcome for their stay.
| The story of a time when one of the students stole from his host family. | |
| An overview of what the student's science training will cover. | |
| Instructions for how local families can volunteer to become hosts. | |
| Instructions for how local families can enroll their children in a similar program. |