How would you do if it was a pop quiz?
How would you do if you studied?
Would you even study?

I'd be the protagonist from Stardew Valley, so it's pretty open ended. I suppose I'd get a D, since the protagonist is basically whoever you want it to be. If I studied, I guess I'd get a B, but I probably wouldn't study.

I was playing Paladins, I think my last fill in champion was Seris. I assume that means I have psychic clairvoyance over all that was or will be. I do wonder if that equates to high intellect, like, this applies to all scryers, if the human brain can only contain so much data, is there a limit to how smart I can be? Like does Seris just know everything that ever was or does she need to rent space for different topics. I figure she could just come up with answers to questions on the fly, but is that more like instant thought transmission or is it like a reading rainbow experience on repeat every time you want to explore the result to any question? Would I have to send my consciousness back in time to see who was in attendance to the signing of the declaration of independence if I didn't already know off the back of my head? And the process only takes a second in real time? What about that chalkboard around the head meme I never knew the reference from? It would be monotonous but I would get an A.

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Minecraft Steve would be up a creek without a paddle. Maybe he can fell forests with his bare hands, survive multiple falls to the lava-lined bottoms of ravines, build cities from scratch, slay all the world's known monsters, explore and conquer fortresses in hell, travel the ends of the earth in search of a portal to another dimension and slay a dragon, claiming not one but three realms as his domain...

...but I'd just about wager he's never taken a math class.

The last game I played was classic sonic the hedgehog. I would fail for sure lol, but on the other hand it would be over quickly.

Norriegirl93 : LOL I hate to admit how accurate that seems. If only you had played Sonic 2 so that Tails could tag-team the quiz for you.

Anyway, my most recent accomplishment is Xenoblade Chronicles 3D. They make Shulk out to be a reasonably bright fellow, but we've really no context as to what, if any, formal education system is in place in this world. So I'd assume Shulk would score at least a B unprepared, and an A if given the possibility to study/learn what kind of test he'd have to take. I'd also say Shulk would in fact be the type to willingly study. Not so for myself, but I'd get an A anyway lol

The last game I played is Minecraft. Now you might think, oh that's an easy fail, dumb block boy. However, I do like to remind everyone that Steve is practically an engineer with what he's capable of doing with redstone. And what should every engineer be good at? That's right, math.

So by that logic this exam should be a piece of cake for someone as intelligent as Steve.

Well, the last character I played was Link in Breath of the Wild.

I honestly don't know how Link would do on an Algebra exam. Link seems like a fairly smart lad, but I seriously doubt he's had any formal education. I'm not sure how I'd study since I don't know if that type of education even exists in the Legend of Zelda universe.

Oh well, I guess I'll just have to "HAAH HAAH HYAAAAAH!" my way through the algebra test and hope for a passing grade, otherwise the teacher/professor is getting a Master Sword through the gut.

As of now, that'd have to be Kiyohime from Onmyoji Arena. Presumably she'd need to be smart as a mage who also has to strategize, she'd ace it I bet.

I guess that would make me Waluigi and it would make me pretty much a moron since I can only say about 4 words other than my own name..

The last person I played as was Kirito from Sword Art Online. I'm pretty sure he's really good at math and numbers seeing as how he knows all his stats for the games that he plays really well, so I'd be pretty confident in Algebra.

The last one I played as was Vaan from Final Fantasy 12. So I think that I would probably do either average at the test or really really badly at it. XD

Hakuno Kishinami has no recollection of her memories nor her real life body considering her soul is in a virtual world, but does attend a classroom within this virtual world where I can assume she learns the average high school topics. Her age isn't exactly stated but 16-18 is fairly accurate, given her looks and stature.

Assuming she has not yet seen an algebra test, perhaps she could rely on her Servant - this will depend on which Servant you picked -

1) If her Servant is Saber, she fails. Nero Claudius is from an age far before algebra became a standardized thing. Roman citizens were not exactly known for their algebraic skills. So, Nero could not assist her in an algebra exam. Nero would be too occupied telling Hakuno about an ancient Roman play, anyways.

2) If her Servant is Caster, she fails. Not only does she not know any sort of standardized algebra due to the same reason as Nero, she would also not focus on the exam itself but rather Hakuno. In fact, Hakuno would probably fail even harder with Tamamo being an even worse distraction than Nero would be.

3) If her Servant is Archer, she would probably be fine. Archer's true identity is of one who did in fact attend school at a time where standardized algebra is a thing. However, depending on the story progression, Archer may not choose to even help Hakuno.

In the end, it cannot be determined with certainty the score that Hakuno Kishinami would achieve in a pop algebra exam. Too many factors come into consideration.

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I played final fantasy 1 since they give you a party of 4 to start off with I'm not exactly sure how I should go about this exactly I must admit. XD

The last game I played was Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth, which really sucks in this scenario because babies can't do math, silly.

Um, I've been playing Modern Warfare. The character I usually play as online got a Section 8 discharge, so... I might be okay? I don't know, it depends on what kind of algebra we're doing, I guess.

last game i played was altered beast on the ps2 where the main character has complete memory loss. so unless he just happened to only remember his school days im pretty screwed

Assuming it can't be my Animal Crossing character, which is me, and which would do excellently on an exam...

I have to believe Joker would pass the exam, because knowledge is always one of the first things I max out.

Video game character... I mean any game would be Cristiano Ronaldo and I don’t know how well he does in tests but I’ll say a C... benefit of doubt I guess

Fictional character then Blanka from street fighter and I’ll have an F knowing all he does is fight

The last real video game I played was Saints Row The Third, so I guess the character would be The Boss. I'm not 100% sure of his schooling background, but given that he's been in gang activity for a while now at this point, I doubt he would be able to pass an algebra exam. He'd certainly fail a pop exam, but I think he's smart enough to be able to study for it and do decent enough. Not that he would study in the first place, surely.

I'd be Mario from new super Mario bros DS which I played today for a bit. I have no clue how smart Mario is and I feel like him having that language barrier might also make some of the mathematical terms used a little more challenging so I'm not too confident my boy will pass. If it was Luigi then yeah no problem as Luigi is smarter than Mario