AP PSYCH- how many can you get wrong on mult choice and still get a good score?

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<p>DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW MANY YOU CAN GET WRONG ON THE MULTIPLE CHOICE AND STILL GET A 4 OR A 5?!?</p>

<p>(about) out of 100 questions, ... what do you think? i took a practice test and got 19 wrong without studying... assuming i do FAIRLY well on the free response, what do you think my score would be?!?</p>

<p>THANKS!!!!</p>

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<p>prob like get 30 wrong and still get a 4</p>

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<p>20 or so wrong for a 5.</p>

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<p>bumping it BABY!</p>

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<p>Uhh...you need a 93/150 for a 5. The M/C is worth 100 (66.7%) and the FR is worth 50 (33.3%). </p>

<p>You can leave 50 blank on the M/C for a 50/100 on the MC and get 43/50 on the FR (which isn't too hard to do). </p>

<p>That's 50+43=93/150=5</p>

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<p>where did you get 93/150 from? My PR book says 108</p>

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<p>The 93/100 thing comes from the Barron's book. My AP psychology 2004 released exam, which I'm sure is the most accurate, says 104/150. For the multiple choice, the absolute minimum raw score you have to have to get a 5 is 50-60, because 50 points come from the free response. However, with a score of 80+, you can have average to semi crappy essays and still get a 5.</p>

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<p>ic
lol with 80+ on the MC, you can have really crappy essays :)</p>

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<p>u got the 2004 released exam answers man, if you do hook em up thx</p>

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<p>I’m confused… so if a person gets 75 right on the MC… is it still possible to get a 5 or are they screwed?</p>

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<p>this is quite old. start a new thread or find the one for this year.</p>