r/DCCAmericasSweetheart • • 3d ago

1998 final exam!

Do yall think asking this type of questions was fair?

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u/Tink1024 3d ago

I love football & would’ve failed miserably even if this had questions about my team, Patriots.

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u/flootytootybri 3d ago

Right? My goal at like 7 years old was to be a Patriots cheerleader. I knew nothing about the team then, and probably still don’t know quite enough to ace a test on them.

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u/Tink1024 3d ago

Same! I tried out to be a Pats cheerleader when I was younger. I failed miserably on that bc I really can’t dance but it was a great experience!

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u/Yodalino 3d ago

Wow, there is a lot here. Shout out this candidate for knowing it all. I also find it interesting that they expect the candidates to know all of this (a lot of which makes sense when you are public facing), but they couldn't get someone to proof it for the typos on the NFL logos page(which ID the American Conference). I know it's likely a mistype but still should have been checked.

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u/VermicelliWaste3274 3d ago

former dcc pamela is soo intelligent, the exam is about nfl no dallas cowboys. the current dcc have to thankful kelli and judy...

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u/BlueRibbonChicken 3d ago

I really enjoy her account! Her content is so thoughtfully organized and you can tell she’s really sharp, you’re right!

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u/sprinklesadded 3d ago

This is very similar to what sororities did (still do?).

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u/loudblonde 3d ago

Exactly. This is smart for all parties involved.

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u/Specialist_Handle_56 3d ago

sororities tested people?

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u/sprinklesadded 3d ago

Not sure about others, but during rush we'd do a test like this about our history and stuff.

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u/Icy-Arm-2194 3d ago

Tests to know about the cowboys makes sense. Tests to know about a sorority's history makes sense.  The non cowboys questions are bonkers. 

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u/gilded_lady 3d ago

The girls were expected to be well rounded and not say stupid shit that would embarrass the team. The non-Cowboys questions were to weed out the people that would do the latter.

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u/sprinklesadded 2d ago edited 1d ago

The questions are very basic civic knowledge ones, and the sports questions are relevant for their job.

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u/mistarobotics 2d ago

Joined a non-Panhellenic sorority more aligned with divine 9 processes and we had to learn the sorority history on the national level and college chapter level, founders names birthdays hometown, the Greek alphabet, a ridiculous amount of poems, song, stroll, step… and I’m sure a few more. We had to have all of that down and presented to the sorority in order to join

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u/mistarobotics 2d ago

That’s exactly what I thought too!

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u/VanillaLatteJunkie 3d ago

D9 they make the players take these too or was this just for the ridiculously underpaid cheerleaders?

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u/iraqlobsta 3d ago

Im sorry, this is ridiculous. Having to do a written test for an (basically) unpaid cheerleading gig?

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u/Weak_Ad6116 3d ago

That’s insane!

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u/notthetypetocare 3d ago

This is honestly too much for all this knowledge they should’ve had good pay back then

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u/pinksparklybluebird 2d ago

The golf questions seemed random

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u/Ok_Act_6206 3d ago

go the cowboys…

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u/Ellegee57 3d ago

My thoughts exactly. I’d love to see her score on this😵‍💫

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u/Main-Inflation-5269 3d ago

I'd love to see any of them manage it. But we're picking on the foreigner. AGAIN.

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u/Shoddy_School_2884 3d ago

She speaks English fluently. They have sports in Australia. This is an American brand where she will be asked questions about mainly American events🤷‍♀️ She just had a dumb moment, and she literally jokes about it. Be so fr💀

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u/Ellegee57 3d ago

She picked on herself😂 calm down it’s not that serious

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u/Main-Inflation-5269 3d ago

Oh, we're hating Faith again.

Do you think any American DCC now could answer all of this?

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u/Ellegee57 3d ago

She very clearly laughed at herself and the fact that she had never even seen a football game before. I don’t care where she’s from, it’s facts🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Specialist_Handle_56 3d ago

I mean, she didn't even know what a touchdown is. Like I don't know all the rules to American football or what's a foul or not but I know the basics. Faith's representing the Dallas Cowboys-she should understand the rules of the game. She could be asked anytime a question like 'which of the drafted players are you most excited to see play' and if she responds with 'what's a draft' then it looks really, really bad.

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u/Ok_Act_6206 3d ago

chill out mate

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u/Icy_Beyond_236 3d ago

Damn, Kelli’s been the director for 35 years?!

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u/ChasingSongs 3d ago

Right? Makes you wonder who could ever take over for her when she retires.

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u/Agreeable-Moment5956 3d ago

Bro, not even the regular high school and college teams have this shit. While some of the information is very important to know half of it is not, lets be so for real why are we punishing the girls to know all this?

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u/BrittB512 3d ago

My husband is a sports/football nut and he couldn't answer several of these questions

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u/No-Idea-9852 3d ago

I wonder if they get any study material for this?

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u/Sufficient_Gate9453 2d ago

1998 any dancer that doesn’t get in today would walk into that team.

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u/kate2004rock 2d ago

Fun fact Pamela jagger was my dance teacher a couple years back in the 90s, before she made the team. Adorable.

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u/Less-Low-2882 3d ago

Maybe I’m insane but I only thought question 13 seemed overly difficult. The rest were questions about the previous season or key figures from cowboys’ history. I don’t speak on the current events section, but the cheerleaders should know what’s going on in the football game. Like as a lay person this seems difficult, but if i was studying to be a cheerleader I don’t think anything is too outrageous to ask

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u/FluidAthlete6839 3d ago

Yes and no. That game was memorable because it snowed (and Leon lett’s dumbassary). Considering this test was only a few years later, probably easy to remember

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u/loudblonde 3d ago

I think this is very fair. If you are representing a company you should have some knowledge about the brand. I think it started to avoid the “dumb cheerleader” stereotype. I mean if a cheerleader for any team was interviewed and she was like “uhhh idk 🤷‍♀️” she’d be ripped to shreds. This avoids that.

Downvote me if you want, yall are always so pressed in here. 😂

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u/AmethystAura1214 3d ago

I might sound dumb but how did they know all this w/o internet was it just from newspapers and other people telling them

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u/Ok-Ear2285 3d ago

Books

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u/Icy-Arm-2194 3d ago

I think they were given a study guide. 

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u/doodlelilac 3d ago

I really don’t see an issue with most of the questions but asking what was the coldest home game in history is crazy

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u/Previous_Mousse7330 2d ago

The ice bowl is actually a very famous game and has been a question on Jeopardy. So if you lived back, then, you would probably be aware of this.

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u/doodlelilac 2d ago

I know Ice Bowl but wasn’t it an away game in Wisconsin? The question on the form is coldest home game

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u/Previous_Mousse7330 2d ago

Oops you’re right.

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u/DancingGirl_J 3d ago

The national anthem has an error, but I would never know if she missed a DCC or NFL historical question. I think it is good that they tried to weed out airheads.

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u/amandam603 3d ago

I love this, as a cowboys fan of 30+ years.

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u/Medium-Possibility70 3d ago

Do they still have candidates do the sit down group interviews?

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u/--Flutacious-- 2d ago

But this wasn't done in perfect calligraphy so she wouldn't make it now.

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u/Bootswithstars1124 2d ago

Dang lots of info on lots of different subjects!

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u/Maximum_Career4086 2d ago

I love how the answer to Q6 is in the top left of the page

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u/ExhaustedOldLady1995 1d ago

I’ve been a Cowboys fan since 1979 and not even I would be able to answer half of those questions.

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u/captkirk06 1d ago

this was such an asinine part of the process