<p>Anyone taking this tomorrow. Anyone have any stratagies besides 11 right, rest blank??</p>
<p>How about 12 right, one wrong, 12 blank?</p>
<p>I am taking this tomorrow too. Hope I can get more than 10 right.</p>
<p>Good luck. PLEASE just remember not to discuss the test at all for at least a day, so that everyone can take it fairly. Wait for all the answer forms to get sealed up and mailed back to Nebraska for scoring.</p>
<p>I took the test 9 hours ago (since I took it in Taiwan). Haha, my strategy was 12 right, 1 wrong, 12 blank too. Though my original 13 right strategy didn't work =P. Good luck to those students in the States!</p>
<p>Remember - some schools take this test in the evening, plus there's a big time difference to Hawaii. Do not discuss any problems until Thursday.</p>
<p>Texas137 ~ leaving aside this year's results for a while, what has happened in previous years about the 100 points versus top 5% rule? Have there been students in previous years with scores below 100 points who were qualified for the AIME?</p>
<p>I did the (hopefully) 11 right, rest blank. So scared. I think I'm going to have blond hair for the rest of the semester.(Bet, don't ask...)</p>
<p>nah alonso did worse than we did.=, or so it seems... i hope i got the 12 i answered right, then i left the rest blank. im extremely nervous.</p>
<p>i did the 12 Question AMC strategy. i just hoped id get them all right. lol</p>
<p>Well, we find out what happened in an hour. Meh...</p>
<p>My math career is officially over. Bring on the English majoring...</p>
<p>I totally shouldn't be posting on CC right now. Okay, I'm going to get yelled at in a few minutes. LoLzZ...</p>
<p>Crap...I messed up. I did two problems that I really wasn't sure of, and just realized I made a stupid mistake on one. That makes 12 right, 3 wrong, 10 unanswered. 97 points...oh well, there's next year I guess.</p>
<p>12 right, 1 wrong, 12 blank = 102 for me! yay!</p>
<p>Ugh, I tried the 12 question strategy too. Didn't go so well- 9 right, 3 wrong. I wonder what happened....I checked all my answers soooo many times.</p>
<p>Congrats, Slipstream :).</p>
<p>i got 11 right, two wrong...96, sucks, missed a really easy question too...actually I am not posative about that score yet, i completly guess on one question that no one in my school has been able to agree on...hopefully i can get everyones input tomorrow</p>
<p>10 right, one wrong, 14 blank. Was going for 11 right, 14 blank. Bleh.</p>
<p>I tried the 11 right, 0 wrong strategy. I just hope I got all 11 right!</p>
<p>C'mon guys, what happened to not discussing scores for a day or two?</p>
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<li>Texas137 ~ leaving aside this year's results for a while, what has happened in previous years about the 100 points versus top 5% rule? Have there been students in previous years with scores below 100 points who were qualified for the AIME?</li>
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<p>In 2001, the AIME cuttoff was 86, because of a very difficult test. Other than that, there have been no other years that used the top 5% rule. Last year's AMC 10-A, however, used a 110 cutoff instead of the standard 120.</p>
<p>Thanks Tetrahedr0n.</p>
<p>i thought we coudln't discuss questions...i don't think what we scored is relevant at all...</p>
<p>What's wrong with discussing scores? It doesn't help anyone to know how many we got right. No one's asking about problems yet.</p>