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For those who relish the detail, here are some stats about the toughest questions and rounds of this year's #CBQuiz...
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First, the rounds – here they are in order of average score (low-high, in %):
Guest questions (R4): 29%
Policy (R2): 38%
Science (R3): 42%
General knowledge (R1): 62%
Headline (Pic R1): 65%
Coal fleets (Pic R2): 79%
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Now, the specific questions. This was the hardest question of the General Knowledge round, with an average return of 0.26 from an available 2 points:
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For the Policy round, this was the toughest question, with an average score of 0.2 pts (i.e. only 7 of 35 teams got it right):
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In the Science round, this was the lowest-scoring question, with an average score of 0.03 pts (i.e. only ONE team got this right, and it is perhaps no surprise that it was the team with @JoeriRogelj in it...)
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And finally, in the Special Guest round, this question – set by @claireperrymp – was the hardest, with an average score of 0.14 (from 2 pts):
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Which means, overall, the hardest question of the quiz was the one on MAGICC in the Science round.
So now you all know what you need to read as revision for next year's quiz...
https://www.carbonbrief.org/qa-how-integrated-assessment-models-are-used-to-study-climate-change …
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