The MD has a
thread titled
How normal are you? that has a link to a
quiz that tells you how "normal" you are.
The quiz has twenty questions and each question has two choices. Answering a question correctly adds 5% to your total score.
The
test results do not reveal which questions were right or wrong. Your only result from each test submission is a total percentage.
Problem: I want to know what the test's author thinks is "normal" by the fewest number of test submissions possible. I can not assume that the author is normal or abnormal.
I am allowed to leave questions blank and those questions count as not-normal responses.
Is there a better answer than 20? Why?