would you rather hardest questions?
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['Talk to animals or speak all human languages?', 'Be reborn into the past or the future?', 'Be able to run 200 miles an hour or be able to fly 20 miles an hour?', 'Give up your favorite food or give up sex?', 'Eat dinner alone for a year or have to take showers at a public gym for a year?']
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Amboss is difficult. It is arguably (and probably empirically) more difficult than UWorld. The average question length appears to be longer, and the average question choices are A-H instead of A-E. ... There are many questions that only 20–40% of students have gotten correct.
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['Tell me about the best part of your day.', 'What was the hardest thing you had to do today?', 'Did any of your classmates do anything funny?', 'Tell me about what you read in class.', 'Who did you play with today? ... ', 'Do you think math [or any subject] is too easy or too hard?']
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['Would you rather never wear deodorant or have really bad dandruff?', 'Would you rather wear winter clothes all year long or summer clothes all year long?', 'Would you rather cover yourself in peanut butter or ketchup?', 'Would you rather only use dog shampoo or never cut your toenails?']
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There's a difference between difficult content and difficult amounts of work. The content itself is not in any way difficult to grasp, there's just a lot of it. If you're disciplined timewise, it's much easier than an LLB.
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['Dishonest answers. ... ', 'Unanswered questions. ... ', 'Differences in understanding and interpretation. ... ', 'Hard to convey feelings and emotions. ... ', 'Some questions are difficult to analyze.']
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['Would you rather have telepathy or telekinesis?', 'Would you rather it be hot all the time or cold all the time?', 'Would you rather control space or time?', 'Would you rather not be able to stop dancing or not stop singing?', 'Would you rather not be able to read or not be able to speak?']
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['What did you do yesterday?', 'What will you do today?', 'Are there any impediments in your way?']
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Putnam is harder. ... Putnam has twice more problems than IMO has to be solved in 2/3 of IMO's time (3 hours compared to 4.5). It's worth noting that first 2 problems of each contest (there are 2 contests each with 6 problems) are relatively easier than the easiest problem at IMO not taking too much time.
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['Would you rather have a job where you talk to people all day or a job where you stay at your desk by yourself all day?', "Would you rather have a job where you don't write at all or a job where you write all the time?"]
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["Would you rather poop in your hands or poop in someone else's hands?", "Would you rather sniff a dog's butt or lick a dog's butt?", 'Would you rather eat a dead pigeon or eat a dead dove?', 'Would you rather have a dozen cockroaches run over your hands or run over your legs?']
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Answer This Honestly. What question can you never honestly answer yes to? Are you asleep? (or dead, or conscious, or being silent). Are you asleep? (or dead, or conscious, or being silent).
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['Is it worse to fail at something or never attempt it in the first place?', 'If you could choose just one thing to change about the world, what would it be?', 'To what extent do you shape your own destiny, and how much is down to fate?', 'Does nature shape our personalities more than nurture?']
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['Would you rather stay in or go out for a date?', 'Would you rather get up early or stay up late?', 'Would you rather ask for help or figure it out yourself?', 'Would you rather be rich and famous or just rich?', 'Would you rather spend the day inside or outside?']
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The best approach to answering this question: Be truthful. That doesn't mean you need to present your greatest life weakness or something personal about you. Keep the interview focused on your education and experience. Choose a true weakness, yet choose one which you are actively working to change and improve.
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Someone who is inquisitive asks a lot of questions and is genuinely curious about things. They might take it a little too far, but it's a very weak negative connotation and one that doesn't really apply when you're in any context related to learning.
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The moment you term the exam as tough or easy or whatever, you subconsciously are diminishing your level of chances of cracking the exam. So, my suggestion to you is, CDS is just CDS. CDS is not tough. CDS is not easy.