r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 19d ago

Meme needing explanation What movie reference am I missing

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u/grimreefer87 19d ago

This guy didn't see the movie, either.

u/Sir_Eggmitton 19d ago

Yes he did. In the movie, it was a true/false test. This is a multiple choice test.

u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox 19d ago

in a true false test the odds of getting 0% equals that of getting 100% if randomly choosing, but the other person said 0% was less likely than 100%

u/xXAnoHitoXx 19d ago

no student truely randomly choose their answers. given that every student tries to get the right answer, the probability off getting an individual answer right isn't 50/50 as they aren't truely random. Not only that test questions deliberately varies in difficulty mixing in with freebies that you can figure our from context and how the other questions are asked. The only real way for a student to get 0/50 true or false answers, is to be certain of all the correct answer and deliberately chose the wrong one.