<p>the frq was a little bit more specific than i'd like, but it was still ridiculously easy.</p>
<p>ESPECIALLY compared to some of the frq from the regular exam last monday.</p>
<p>omfg DEF!!!! if i dont get a 5, then i swear theres something really wrong....i think i got at least 90+ of the multiple choice rite</p>
<p>Yeah, MC was very fair and the FRQ was so nonspecific.</p>
<p>I thought the MC was VERY comparable to Cliff's AP Bio which I have been averaging about a 60 raw score. So 60 x 0.6 = 36 + (20-25) FRQ points should net me a solid 4 if not 5. Yay!</p>
<p>what?! i can't believe you guys thought it was easy!!</p>
<p>i thought it was really hard...i could answer 75 questions for sure and had to guess on 25...actually i skipped 2 of those 25.</p>
<p>frq was better, but i don't know how specific you have to be! i never took a practicet test for that...in class we only focused on mc, so now i think i might have lost a bunch of points on that for not being detailed enough....and i totally bs-ed the last question.</p>
<p>ah poo. anyone know what score i can get with 75 mc right, 25 wrong, and about 50% on frq??</p>
<p>also, anyone know anything about the curve for makeup tests??</p>
<p>gosh i really wish i had done better. i got a 5 on apes, chem, and physics b....now it will just look really bad if i get a 3 or worse on bio...and i wanted to apply for 8 year premed programs=(</p>
<p>60% is a pretty standard 5. So 75 - (23/4) = 70 MC x 0.6 = 42 MC points + 20 FRQ points = 62 overall. So you're looking at a low 5, high 4.</p>
<p>^haha really?? thanks, you just made my day!!!! =)</p>