Sugar Honey (engscholar15)

Race #10058

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Official speed 103.26 wpm (83.79 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 103.50 wpm (194 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 103.87 wpm (300 ms elapsed before first character typed; 83.29 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 103.73 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start October 17, 2023 2:03:35am UTC
Race Finish October 17, 2023 2:04:59am UTC
Outcome Win (1 of 5)
Accuracy 98.4%
Points 199.64
Text #5390163 (Length: 721 characters)

As infants and toddlers we learn about the world by moving, grabbing, and crawling and by discovering what happens when we cry, smile, or protest. We are constantly experimenting with our surroundings - how do our interactions change the way our bodies feel? Attend any two-year-old's birthday party and notice how little Kimberly will engage you, play with you, flirt with you, without any need for language. These early explorations shape the limbic structures devoted to emotions and memory, but these structures can also be significantly modified by later experiences; for the better by a close friendship or a beautiful first love, for example, or for the worse by a violent assault, relentless bullying, or neglect.
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Timing
Character A s i n f a n t s a n d t o d d l e r s w
Milliseconds 300 137 89 123 69 14 200 88 80 96 92 100 77 32 119 104 84 152 139 127 31 86 68 105 84
Character e l e a r n a b o u t t h e w o r l d b
Milliseconds 78 81 78 154 64 132 108 125 88 54 92 70 72 88 63 92 49 101 24 104 37 110 97 39 116
Character y m o v i n g , g r q b b -b -b -q a b b i n g ,
Milliseconds 59 68 117 93 107 112 67 68 123 51 94 140 113 140 185 208 154 173 165 84 156 96 49 53 128
Character a n d c r a w l i n g a n d b y d i s c
Milliseconds 34 98 85 47 108 86 156 183 125 160 114 55 82 102 105 278 196 92 120 74 70 120 112 99 196
Character o v e r i n g w h a t h a p p e n s w h e n
Milliseconds 112 90 138 46 76 88 47 158 33 116 62 92 34 91 96 104 139 173 97 76 168 11 135 38 93
Character w e c r y , s m i l e , o r p r o t e s
Milliseconds 135 99 69 95 182 171 52 186 104 102 95 157 14 174 62 82 84 56 88 114 105 113 80 93 163
Character t . W e a r e c o n s t a n t l y e x p e
Milliseconds 84 86 41 253 88 94 135 57 88 57 147 45 66 75 75 226 70 103 68 113 103 68 177 92 77
Character r i m e n t i n g w i t h o u r s u r r o u
Milliseconds 90 83 74 95 90 78 118 86 47 134 49 82 65 92 61 111 62 44 110 108 112 107 150 98 39
Character n d i n g s - h o w t o d o -o -d - -o -t d o
Milliseconds 75 40 174 61 44 94 43 182 100 96 79 73 60 126 69 44 123 118 429 166 166 174 121 140 115
Character o u r i n t e r a c t i o n s c h a n g e
Milliseconds 18 145 107 49 52 96 83 42 112 113 105 114 174 68 32 71 68 118 114 100 94 37 82 118 35
Character t h e w a y o u r b o d i e s f e e l ?
Milliseconds 140 54 82 60 112 90 68 52 136 82 84 68 215 123 217 99 51 87 83 115 89 128 116 242 82
Character A t t e n d a n y t w o - y e a r - o l d ' s
Milliseconds 232 108 135 100 85 84 115 119 59 84 100 58 96 39 216 201 63 39 70 216 218 188 85 136 99
Character b i r t h d a y [ a r -r -a -[ p a r t y a n d
Milliseconds 55 142 97 77 135 48 132 56 68 96 214 35 47 325 159 140 232 72 67 131 88 84 95 75 81
Character n o t i c e h o w l i t t l e I -I K i m b
Milliseconds 97 37 104 53 160 56 146 0 68 78 22 90 80 72 65 133 78 58 81 265 474 243 184 105 89
Character e r l y w i l l e n g a g e y o u , p l a
Milliseconds 135 78 54 115 94 62 66 21 163 82 72 82 86 132 50 88 51 105 49 86 147 105 113 148 57
Character y w i t h y o u , f l i r t w i t h y o
Milliseconds 96 81 95 76 70 72 96 108 91 64 193 61 125 91 134 95 142 93 140 40 87 64 101 88 112
Character u , w i t h o u t a n y n e e -e -e -n n e e d
Milliseconds 58 169 83 100 68 98 56 66 95 65 95 115 54 84 220 82 149 392 166 133 158 156 72 133 165
Character f o r l a n g u a g e . T h e s e e a r l
Milliseconds 82 140 50 113 0 127 137 77 169 103 91 59 94 61 51 190 86 36 134 67 105 108 95 60 80
Character y e x p l o r a t i o n s s h a p e t h e
Milliseconds 80 106 99 182 64 144 168 69 132 60 71 29 75 43 149 67 92 102 56 162 83 138 79 63 31
Character l i m b i c s t r u c t u r e s d e v o t e d
Milliseconds 90 120 140 121 195 150 108 102 140 143 99 116 166 67 77 96 79 50 227 176 132 216 222 126 155
Character t o e m o t i i o n s - -s -n -o -i o n s a n
Milliseconds 80 107 58 78 30 106 100 121 9 229 67 76 84 136 228 156 168 151 150 273 50 88 117 94 60
Character d m e m o r y , b u t t h e s e s t r u c
Milliseconds 59 91 87 57 97 78 114 64 193 77 45 120 106 104 64 159 64 152 78 98 131 192 151 96 89
Character t u r e s w e -e -w c a n a l s o b e s i g
Milliseconds 183 54 83 67 230 200 174 74 402 136 80 72 59 148 68 84 112 88 58 46 84 79 95 80 112
Character n i f i c a n t l y m o d i f i e d b y l a
Milliseconds 78 112 121 113 114 96 81 181 72 145 92 117 89 102 101 107 58 89 143 48 108 69 78 97 64
Character t e r e x p e r i e n c e s ; f o r t h e
Milliseconds 101 147 60 85 109 187 95 103 69 91 89 72 44 130 63 69 53 75 97 49 39 80 92 66 53
Character b e t t e r b y a c l o s e f r i e n d s
Milliseconds 137 90 113 154 94 96 77 136 81 65 79 97 138 69 134 44 81 53 127 119 86 88 133 76 176
Character h p o r -r -o - -p i u p - -p -u p o r a b e
Milliseconds 90 148 130 106 79 256 150 167 150 212 6 74 103 340 168 139 233 119 136 103 41 135 53 63 136
Character a u t i f u l f r i s t - -t -s -i -r i r s t l
Milliseconds 260 106 398 174 116 115 92 102 23 179 80 108 68 65 328 148 167 148 171 220 61 98 86 79 96
Character o v e , f o r e x a m p l e , o r f o r
Milliseconds 129 40 66 127 42 65 72 92 80 68 232 135 77 75 132 116 80 70 82 44 82 133 85 72 60
Character t h e w o r s e b y a v i o l e n t a s
Milliseconds 96 70 85 42 139 89 54 138 61 66 134 74 55 69 115 176 81 42 154 95 96 59 122 130 111
Character s a u l t , r e l e n t l e s s b u l l y i n
Milliseconds 165 137 66 100 82 98 80 121 79 199 268 140 100 190 92 78 167 49 170 80 165 163 150 135 66
Character g , o r n e g l e c t .
Milliseconds 79 128 34 99 40 93 139 107 88 132 132 306 183 73
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.68 107.41
3.35 114.57
5.03 126.51
6.7 110.99
8.38 110.28
10.05 108.61
11.73 111.51
13.41 110.99
15.08 112.19
16.76 113.14
18.43 113.92
20.11 115.77
21.79 114.02
23.46 109.97
25.14 111.71
26.81 111.44
28.49 111.2
30.16 110.99
31.84 110.81
33.52 108.49
35.19 109.8
36.87 107.74
38.54 108.97
40.22 109.5
41.89 110.56
43.57 107.69
45.25 107.94
46.92 108.69
48.6 109.39
50.27 109.08
51.95 108.34
53.62 107.19
55.3 106.55
56.98 106.57
58.65 105.57
60.33 105.62
62 105.87
63.68 106.28
65.36 107.41
67.03 107.95
68.71 106.02
70.38 104.51
72.06 103.92
73.73 101.88
75.41 102.48
77.09 103.37
78.76 103.76
80.44 103.53
82.11 103.47
83.79 103.26