Immensely Questionable Tests
Siyona Agarwal, Julian Bernhoft, Karam Gill, Yonis Gulleth, Eric Huang, Benjamin Li, Brandon Ni, Soham Samanta, Leone Seidel, Boya Yun, Tanya Khovanova
Abstract
We study self-referential multiple-choice tests in which the answer choices are positive integers and the question asks how many answer choices are correct. These tests quickly lead to several kinds of ambiguity and paradox. The paper presents the ideas through a dialogue between Queen Tanya and her ten sages, developing a framework for studying these immensely questionable tests.
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