I've taken the Wonderlic twice for employment purposes. The difficulty progresses as you advance, and I would argue that questions 1-25 can be completed in time, correctly, by a 3.0 GPA high school student. Questions vary in type, a lot like the the link RR posted above, but generally follow the makeup from those posted in the link. The last 10 questions or so tend to work you with calculations/steps; I've never finished more than 45 questions, and my score the first time around I received a 31, the second a 35. I feel you have to not give a damn to score as low as a 7, and I don't think that's a stretch with Pryor.
Pryor deserves to be making $15 bucks an hour, working his ass off to make ends meet. All this shows is that he hasn't learned one legitimate life lesson. All he has learned is that he is athletically gifted and because of that, people will hand you what you want. You can't say he's a victim, either. He worked the system hardcore while he was at OSU, and he was a drama queen in his recruitment. I don't think OSU prides itself on putting out athletes who score a 7 on the Wonderlic, either, so you can see his attitude when it comes to education.
I hope his life as a whole is as good as anyone else's, and I don't want to see the guy destitute, but I think some good ol' burger flipping would teach him more than anything he's learned so far in life. Hope reality schmucks him in the nose.
