<p>I took a mock AP exam today, and I just graded it, sooooo I'm wondering what generally would be a 4 and a 5, although I know it changes each year. Either in percentage or points, or some general thing. I think I got a high4/low5 but the grading packet wasn't to clear about it.</p>
<p>For the MC part, this is quoted directly from my PR prep book.</p>
<p>" Number Correct-(.25 x number wrong) = MC score, ignore the questions you left blank. The best possible score on the MC section is 75. Roughly speaking,
*If your MC score is greater than 25, you will probably score at least a 3 on the test.
*If your MC score is greater than 35, you will probably score at least a 4 on the test.
*If your MC score is greater than 50, you will probably score a 5 on the test."</p>
<p>when I was looking around, I read something similar to that, but I want to know also when you include the frqs</p>
<p>I heard that most of the time the MC questions for each year stay the same and that's why they're not released for free like the FRQs.
Is this true?</p>
<p>well, they don't release the MC questions for any test for free if that means anything.
However, i could see them having similar questions year to year, there's only a certain amount of knowledge that they expect you to know.
but maybe its just a collegeboard scheme to make more money, i mean when tests are $25 plus $6 shipping, thats ridiculous</p>