This test is pretty much what I had to learn in 6th and 7th grade for grammar and history, though the exams were never that extensive but smaller and every mont

This test is pretty much what I had to learn in 6th and 7th grade for grammar and history, though the exams were never that extensive but smaller and every month or so. Some of the questions are look line bonus questions. I wouldn't have been able to place Serbia on a map in 8th grade (Montenegro didn't exist anymore/yet), but I remember a friend failing a 9th grade test where he was expected to name 30 African countries and either place them on a map or name their capital cities. The test was stupid but not that much outside expectations. It was mostly B-grade learning: learn the rules, apply the rules or research, reformulate, present etc. Critical thinking would begin in or just before highschool. Deep knowledge wasn't required.