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I took an online assessment last night about ANSI SQL Programming.  It contained 39 questions which could each have up to three correct answers.  You get points for selecting the correct answers and you get points taken away when if you don't select one of the correct answers or if you select an incorrect answer.  Also, each answer is weighted differently based on how obvious it is.

I ended up with a score of 91 out of 100.  I'm pretty happy with that.  The questions that I had to skip were more related to terminology than actual code.  Which I'm OK with, since I've never study theory or the like.  But I'd like to learn more about the three normal forms.   I know how to normalize a database, but I don't know which form is which.  Hopefully a quick read will fix that.

Anyway, here are some nice charts that they sent me.