On Tuesday, Admiral Dr. Ronny Jackson answered questions about President Donald Trump's health, reporting that after last week's physical exam, Trump was in "excellent" health.
In addition to a physical exam, Trump, Jackson said, asked that he be given a cognitive screening test – one that would test for signs of early dementia, for instance.
Jackson said Trump was given the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test – a series of questions asking the test taker to remember a list of words, recognize animals, draw a specific time on a clock and draw a cube, among other tasks.
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How well did the president do on the test? He was perfect, Jackson said, getting 30 out of 30 possible points. A score of 26 or higher on the test is considered to be a normal result
Below is a MoCA test like the one the president took. Can you get 26 or higher?
MOCA Test English by Paula Sureda Garrido on Scribd
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