<p>On a quiz, test, or an assignment...</p>
<p>My (online) pre-cal teacher has recently taken up curving grades... and I just checked and on one of my quizzes this week I got a 177% 0_o Which is really out there... </p>
<p>What's the highest anyone else has got on an assignment?</p>
<p>30/15. We got 15 extra credit for turning in the review sheet. It was gym, though.</p>
<p>So even if you had failed the test, but turned in the review test, you would still make a 100?</p>
<p>Exactly...</p>
<p>i've gotten a 110 once in bio.</p>
<p>We had a history project over colonial exploration in 4th grade, I believe. And I got 274 out of 169. Funny how I still remember the numbers.</p>
<p>But more seriously, in high school, I got a 175 out of 80 on a calculus quiz. (There were 9 questions worth 20 points each, and most of the class totally failed 5 of them, so our teacher took the test out of 80 points. I got everything right but had a little brain fart in an integration problem so I lost 5 points. Still, that was a great day!)</p>
<p>i got 114% in an 8th grade typing class lol</p>
<p>i also got 93% (minimum for an A at my school) only attending that class 50% of the semester ;)</p>
<p>My quarter grade for physics this year is 112%.</p>
<p>104 or something >100 like that.</p>
<p>112 in french, 116 in chem, 104 algebra and trig, and 118 precalc.</p>
<p>some serious grade inflation</p>
<p>130% in 8th grade English</p>
<p>157% on 8th grade Algebra 3-4 Final</p>
<p>Some crazy high grades on chem quizzes because they are graded out of the average. I've gotten things like 17/4 before.</p>
<p>My physics teacher used to give out "square root of dog"s. I still don't know what that translates into numerically. But supposedly it meant you did so well your grade wasn't included in the curve. Or something.</p>
<p>maybe 110, I don't think I've gotten bonus points in high school except maybe in spanish class.</p>
<p>Highest grade on anything, in recent memory, would have to be a chemistry quiz. Teacher gave me an extra five points (105%) for noticing that zinc can't replace strontium in this single-replacement reaction. I looked at the equation and I said to myself, "this reaction can't even take place!" So, I circled it and put a gigantic red "x". Very funny moment. ;)</p>
<p>Woah, talk about grade inflation. Some of these numbers are so high lol. </p>
<p>Uhm, a 120% in 8th grade for doing an extra 16 page research paper. </p>
<p>In high school I think the highest was like 103% in biology because most of the class got below a 50%.</p>
<p>104% in German I my freshman year.</p>
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<p>100% in Intro to Info Tech (I barely remember taking that class)</p>
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<p>I got a 98% in Spanish last year... for the year...</p>
<p>I got lucky, though. He never checked homework, and if he really randomly did, he seemed to forget that I didn't do it...</p>
<p>My school doesn't do EC...
so... 100. :)</p>
<p>In my honors precalc class, your participation grade goes up 3 points (1/3 of a point in the overall grade) every time you go to the board, so last quarter, I had a 103 average.</p>