<p>It has yet to happen with the Chem AP...</p>
<p>yeah i know i might have been close with bio ap last year, but you never know</p>
<p>It's certainly commendable to get a perfect score, just like on the SAT...however, I would imagine that there's no real difference between getting a perfect score and an almost perfect score...I mean, I'm fairly sure that the only thing I missed on Calc AB was an MC question because I <em>forgot the sine of pi/3</em>...that's what happens when you self-study both Algebra II and Precalc...lol</p>
<p>i'd bow down to anyone who got perfect on AP - unless it was history or language. those really aren't that great. Lol.</p>
<p>It happens almost every year on every exam. And yes, that would include Chemistry (it happened in 97, 98, and 00). Read the tech manual, and look for "Range of obtained scores: Composite". It's quite amusing because sometimes the low range of obtained scores isn't 0.</p>
<p>And both teacher and student will receive a letter notifying them that the student has scored perfect on that exam.</p>
<p>Who cares??? There are no added perks so it doesn't matter.</p>
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And both teacher and student will receive a letter notifying them that the student has scored perfect on that exam.
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HAHAHAHAHAHA...no. Maybe in your imaginary world...kind of amusing to think about though!!!</p>
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i'd bow down to anyone who got perfect on AP - unless it was history or language. those really aren't that great. Lol.
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Actually I disagree. Those are pretty hard exams, especially if it isn't your native language. Plus in history, you have to write harshly graded essays. You could know history like the back of your hand, but if you can't write an essay, then you might be doomed to getting a score as low as a 3..which isn't low, in my opinion, but if you knew history really well, then it'd be low.
Gosh, learning any language besides your native one is hard. Some Americans even think English is hard! Or Hispanics with Spanish..or Italians with Italian..I mean..the list goes on. You have to know grammar, and for some tests, know how to speak coherently really quickly. I've never heard of anyone with a perfect score on a language.</p>
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HAHAHAHAHAHA...no. Maybe in your imaginary world...kind of amusing to think about though!!!
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<p>Umm...excuse me, but I have seen it happen, and I have confirmed from CB's tech manual that perfect scores happen just about every year.</p>