Do you have what it takes to be an engineer?

[wonderloaf]

Just went through all the posts to see if anyone had told this joke.

Looks like it's covered pretty thoroughly.

(my version is "four years ago .... and now I are one")

Oops must check more thoroughly next time. Not good as I am also a mechanical engineer!

 

[JtB]

100% here and it's probably a spoof but I can't be bothered to repeat with incorrect answers to verify. Did an engineering degree then spent 20 years in engineering before moving into product management where I still use my engineering background.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

100% - I did know most of them but guessed a few

 

[tyred]

Of course the advantage of being a naturally gifted engineer is the ability to find simple solutions to DIY problems

 

[threebikesmcginty]

100%

 

[Profpointy]

Of course the advantage of being a naturally gifted engineer is the ability to find simple solutions to DIY problems
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The sink one is pure class.

The headlight one sadly brave effort but a mate trying something similar was told by a (admittedly slightly sympathetic) policeman that it reallywouldn't do

 

[Jimidh]

I got 100% but I would be a useless engineer - I do have a science based degree though.

 

[gbb]

Blagged it...100%.
There's engineers and engineers....im an engineer...but a lowly tools man.
Many of those questions I had no idea...and yet obviously some of the terminology can be interpreted with even lowly experience.

 

[jefmcg]

BTW, there is a fundamental problem with this that we are ignoring. It is not remotely an engineering aptitude test, it's a trivia quiz. It would be better titled "How much do you remember from science class"

 

[wheresthetorch]

Qualified in Theology and Social Work. Got 100% in an Engineering test. Is there really no end to my talents??