(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The following is a question I ran into when taking an entrance exam for a county job.

A quarterly report shows that speeding tickets written by a police officer are as follows:

• 527 tickets written to African Americans
  
• 356 tickets written to Hispanics
  
• 100 tickets written to Whites
  
• 95 tickets written to Asians
  

In one sentence, what can you infer about the information provided?

The way you answer the question is supposed to show how you think. I know what the "right" answer was, but before I post it, I want you guys to post how you would answer it.

Well the test may consider that a good answer, but I wouldn't

RACIST? No there not some of them are. There just doing there job, if they did not do anything they would get fired.

I would answer the question with a question: who's car were the african americans driving in in the first place?

:carling:

The officer mostly drives around the south side of Chicago.

most the asians were ninjas so got away , that's my theory.

Shit I would've flunked by saying "I infer that the information provided is inaccurate"

My niggaz iz gettin' dogged on.

My answer:

The community in the area where these speeding tickets were obtained has a higher percentage of African Americans than Hispanics, whites and Asians.

Usually Asians are the bad drivers too. Stereotype I guess is false. =D