remedial summer drill camps where human rites of say having popsicle or reading porns are denied unless those kids manage to subtract and multiply without calculators.

(probability isn't my favorite subject&I can't locate a binomial distribution table, just simple calculation)

Mind you that if the S.A math test is a 10 questions pick 1-out-of 4 M.C. type and the answers are picked randomly:

probability of 0 right answer=(0.75) to power 10 = 0.05631

probability of 1 right answer=10 x [(0.75) to power 9] x (0.25) =0.1877

probability of 2 right answers=45 x [(0.75) to power 8] x[(0.25) square] =0.2816

So even if the kid is a complete moron, he/she has an > 75 % chance of passing math(having more than zero or just 1 right answer)