<p>how many points do you need for 3-4-5 and out of how many possible... anyone know grading formula?
thnx..</p>
<p>If I remember correctly, 5 is about 60% correct. 4 is about 50% correct. 3 is about 35% correct. Something like that. Very large curve.</p>
<p>Thank you!
do you know what the point total for mc/ fr is and the break down for how much each FRQ is worth...thanks</p>
<p>According to the Princeton Review if you do well on the Free Responce you can get a:
5 with a raw MC of 50
4 " " 35
3 " " 25
MC is 45% of your total grade
Free Responce A and B total 18 pts 9 each.
For part C 15 pts are alotted, this is writing chemical equations, remember those solubility rules.
D consists of two parts 8 pts each.</p>
<p>So persent wise of free response
A-18%
B-18%
C-31%
D-33%
Percent of whole test:
A-12%
B-12%
C-20%
D-21%</p>