<p>How come some years there are 100 multiple choice questions and others there are 120? Is it 100 this year? If there are 120, then it's easily possible to get a 5 without even doing essays, so I would hope for 120, but the college board site says 100.</p>
<p>So how come it varies?</p>
<p>It used to be 120 but now they changed it to 100</p>
<p>is it still about 20 lab questions, since i know that when it was 120 there were 100 regular bio questions and then 20 questions analyzing lab data, along with a certain amount of matching questions in the middle.</p>
<p>so is it harder to get a 5 now, or can you still even get a 5 with multiple choice alone?</p>
<p>Maybe.. if you get like all of it right. I don't think it's harder to get a 5, they probably changed how they calculate the curve.</p>
<p>no. because out of 120 ur score was multiplied by .75. now mc is multiplied by .9. so the weighting is same. u can get 4 probably by aceing the mc and sleeping thru essay</p>
<p>does the PR book give accurate MC? or are they harder or easier?</p>
<p>hey are you positive that the multiplier is .9 since PR says that it's .75?</p>
<p>and wow - i don't think my bio teacher understood the rubric at all when she explained it to us.</p>