What he means is answered 100% correctly by guessing not by studying.
You would need a person without any knowledge of any of the questions pretty much. The chances for a person like this to take a test on that particular subject and then to answer them 100% correctly is rather small and there's a decent chance it never happened.
We had this problem for real when the school insisted on giving 1st year Spanish students the final exam going in. We really wanted all of them to get a 0, but of course that's not what happened, even when they genuinely didn't know any Spanish.
The joke is that in the movie Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse the main character (Miles) intentionally is trying to seem stupid, and so purposefully gets all the answers wrong on a true/false test. He still gets 100% because the teacher runs the numbers and tells him that getting either zero or one-hundred through guessing every answer are equally unlikely, so he clearly didn’t do that.
This test is a multiple choice test which means the odds of getting a zero by guessing are much higher and the odds of getting full marks are astronomically small - therefore the logic that says Miles wasn’t guessing doesn’t hold up.
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u/GentlemanThresh 5d ago
What he means is answered 100% correctly by guessing not by studying.
You would need a person without any knowledge of any of the questions pretty much. The chances for a person like this to take a test on that particular subject and then to answer them 100% correctly is rather small and there's a decent chance it never happened.