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Game:How bionic are you?
From BionicWiki
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 Bionic Assessment Test | |
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| First mentioned: | August 2007 |
The Bionic Assessment Test is the real-life website at www.bat-test.com for a game testing one's ability to use bionic devices.
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About
A spin-off of NBC's website The Center for Ethical Bionics, the Bionic Assessment Test is a game of five short tests used to calculate a percentage of how bionic a person is. The website opens with the visitor experiencing the same car crash as Jaime Sommers and waking up having been made bionic. The game, which tests how well a person can use their new bionic abilities, is begun by clicking the start button.
Tests
 | The purpose of this test is to measure rapid visual observation skills. The test displays several images in swift succession and then asks a series of multiple-choice questions about them.
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 | The purpose of this test is to measure the speed and dexterity of a person's hands. The test displays an altered keyboard map which must be used to type correctly as many words as possible in the thirty seconds time limit.
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 | The purpose of this test is to measure how well one can handle rapid pacing. The test animates footprints scrolling from right to left. On the left side of the screen, there is a white line. When a right footprint gets to this white line, the instructions are to press down the right arrow key; and when a left footprint gets to the line, vice versa. As the test proceeds, the footprints move faster and faster.
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 | The purpose of this test is to measure thought processing. The test requires one to compute and answer as many arithmetic equations (additions and subtractions) as possible within the 30 seconds given.
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 | The purpose of this test is to measure how well one can discern different tones. The test uses four distinctly pitched tones that correspond to keys a, s, d and f. As in the game Simon, the user needs to listen and watch, then press the keys in the same order as displayed and heard. As the test progresses, the number of tones played increases while the number of pitches stays the same. Also, the tones are played faster and faster.
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Results
As you complete the tests, your score for each test is displayed on the left of the screen. After completing the five tests, you are given four options. You can retest your abilities, open a section with unlockable content, send an e-mail challenging a friend to play, or open a section called "embed your bionic results" which lets you copy html code to put on a website or myspace which will both display your score and advertise the game.
Unlockable Content
To open the section with unlockable content, you must obtain a score of 75% or higher. The unlockable content is reported to be a short clip from the Pilot episode, where Jae Kim and Ruth Truewell are talking in an elevator and an alarm goes off.
Notes
- The Center for Ethical Bionics warns against publishing your results. Thus, this example was done aiming for the worst-possible score.
- There are only five total tests, but the content and order of the tests may vary each time you play the game.
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Bionic Assessment Test • The Center for Ethical Bionics • NBC's Official Bionic Woman site | |||||
