<p>what would i get if i got 40 right 5 wrong and 5 omit??</p>
<p>also.. was the answer to the last question 10? answer choice D</p>
<p>a bad score!</p>
<p>Ha, ur not funny.</p>
<p>650ish is my take</p>
<p>Aren't there 54 questions? (40+5+5=50...not 54)</p>
<p>I would say you are looking at a 630-670.</p>
<p>there are only 50 questions</p>
<p>no 54 questions</p>
<p>Post this in the subject tests subforum. And your score isn't looking too good because the curve on the Math I exam is brutal.</p>
<p>because they round, 5 wrong is the same as 4 wrong is the same as 3 wrong is the same as 2 wrong.
but basically you're saying there are 10 points you didn't get, and one negative, so your raw score is a 43.</p>
<p>bxmathteacher, what the hell are you talking about?</p>
<p>Duper: 2 wrong is -.5, rounds to -1
3 wrong is -.75, rounds to -1
and so on.
so he loses the same number of points for 5 wrong as for 2 wrong.</p>
<p>Collegeboard rounds -.5 = 0
-.75 = -1</p>
<p>and so on...</p>
<p>Thank you. You're absolutely correct. So 3 wrong to 6 wrong (instead of 2 wrong to 5 wrong) reduces the raw score by the same 1 point. This dude thinks he got 5 wrong, so he's in the same window either way.</p>
<p>there were 50 questions on this test. not 54. so she got a raw score of 39</p>
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lol. I'd question whether he's qualified to be a math teacher :)</p>