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12/23/2013 7:50:42 PM
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>Thinks this applies to all exams and tests
The scores are based on the type of questions, subject and the difficulty of the questions and the subject.
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I thought that's how it was done in America, but evidently not.
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In the US, its done on a standard scale, with questions representing a percentage of the test score.
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Oh. Here, it's questions worth however many marks.
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Im assuming marks are percentage points, still doesnt nagate the fact your scale if fuqed. Its got too many points representing an A.
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Eh. I've done tests where it was the 50-60% range for an A*, others where it was 80-90 range. It's based on difficulty of the test.
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I wish I had that in the US. Here when everyone gets 20-50%, it's just straight F's for everyone, unless the teacher curves it.
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Edited by Capiton Render: 12/23/2013 9:15:42 PMLOL wat? So an AP math student in the US, i higher tier course, gets a C(70%) and is considered dumb next to a brit who got an A*(50-60%), that seems rather retarded.
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For an A* to be 50%, it has to be a really difficult test, though.
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AP tests tend to be difficult as -blam!-, unless you're a savant. Ap classes at my private school had a 40% retention rate B was required to stay in the course.
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Hmm. I think I may have exaggerated on 50% but it is a Lower boundary.
