On this anniversary of Roe v. Wade, why not test your Roe v. Wade IQ?

Be honest and don't cheat. I got 12 out of 13 right. You'll never guess which one I missed.

Jan 23, 2010 -- 1:29AM, Mmichael wrote:

I got 11 out of 13 correct. I missed the one about "where the Supreme Court found the right to privacy" and the one about "how many abortions since 1973".

I missed the one about who's able to perform abortions <_<

If you read the questions it doesn't take long to see the slant. Sponsors are Concerned Women for America, Alliance Defense Fund and Focus on the Family. I got 11 out of 13 correct. The 2 I missed were bcs I went against my better judgement that told me to pick the answers that would be most unexpected, or that would make RvW look bad.

Jan 23, 2010 -- 9:30AM, Marysara722 wrote:

Clicked onto the link but that's as far as I'll go.

For the simple fact that I don't know "who" has put this out there.
Is it from the PCM side? ---Is it from the "PLM" side?

Or is it from a "non-bias" source?

There's nothing in the "about" section to indicate as to "who" they are.

So much for the "big" test.

Novel idea here-- Very radical, if I do say so myself. Try, you know, taking the test, then judge.

Jan 23, 2010 -- 10:45AM, Tmarie64 wrote:

Just look who posted the link here... THAT should tell you all you need to know about how slanted the wingnuts who are AFRAID to post any information about themselves are.

*facepalm*

If irony had a queen, it'd be you.

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I took the test, and only got the question about the supreme court justice wrong.

But the only reason why I did that well was because when I got to the demographics part of the test, I had a gut feeling that this was from a "pro-life" source, and went back to change some of my answers appropriately.

And yes, when you finally get all the way through the end, find out that they used biased resources, and this quiz was brought to you by:

Alliance Defense Fund
Concerned Women for America
Family Research Council
Focus on the Family