<p>^same. i think it’ll be around that or maybe -12/-13 hopefully!!</p>
<p>When you guys say that 79 / 90 is supposed to be an 800, do you mean a 79 before or after the guessing points are taken away?</p>
<p>take a guess. logic will hopefully prevail.</p>
<p>don’t be mean, collegebound. It refers to after all the calculations, btw. After the guessing penalty.</p>
<p>I think the curve on this one might be more generous just because some of the questions were a bit tricky.</p>
<p>im not being mean…but the put of a guessing penalty is that its…a penalty.</p>
<p>Wow, -10 is an 800? Does the College Board have no standards? </p>
<p>What does it take to get a 600? Random guessing?</p>
<p>No, a 600 is about 1/2 wrong. Random guessing is usually 1/4 the credit. But its not based on the actual score, its based on how you do compared to everyone else that takes it. The average score(50th percentile) is a 530-550 I think. Just like it is for SATs.</p>
<p>mass market, there are 90 questions…not 50 like math 2.</p>
<p>can i break 700 with 12-18 wrong, and 3 blank?</p>
<p>^you’re talking about the poem that was on a factory pamphlet, right? The poem talked about work bells/schedules, etc…It was obviously Taylorism, it had nothing to do with cooperation…</p>
<p>Bren, I took -15 and 3 blank, ie. -19 in reality. And yes, it breaks 700. It’s a 740.
-18, or 68 in reality, is a 730. You have a great shot of making a 700+</p>
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<p>the answer is taylorism. </p>
<p>also, i remember another question…
81. what’s wrong with the survey for the 1930 (?) election: it was biased.</p>
<p>Yes, it was biased. We already discussed that one a while back though.</p>
<p>25 wrong, 11 blank…what is that?
or 21 wrong 11 blank…</p>
<p>goin worst case and best case lol</p>
<p>worst-660
best-710</p>
<p>How is that even possible? Have you not taken a US History class?</p>
<p>…and then I see that that’s a 700. It makes me sad when I think about the realities of most of our education system.</p>
<p>who the **** are you? and no I havent taken Us history, i go to a prep school that does things differently. And Im pretty sure im getting well educated at this school lol considering 1/3 of our class goes ivy</p>
<p>thank you nostalgic</p>
<p>MassMarket, I doubt you’ve taken the test to see what level it is. It’s harder than the AP exam(well this one wasn’t, but usually it is). There is a reason it has such a juicy curve on it. It’s so detail oriented(books, arts, people) that even my history teacher, who is a designated chief of boards for the APUSH exam, missed 6 on the practice exam(the one in the blue book) I asked her to take.</p>
<p>A test that deals solely with memorization in no way represents educational realities. Stop insulting others if you don’t know what their strengths or weaknesses are.</p>
<p>Oh wait…you posted earlier in this thread. Never mind. But still, I would understand your point if this was a math test. But it isn’t. It’s a memorization and slightly luck(since the topics can be so odd) based test.</p>