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Isn't it considerably easier to get every question wrong than it would be to get a perfect score (every question right)? For each question, there is only one co
by imjk 14y ago
Isn't it considerably easier to get every question wrong than it would be to get a perfect score (every question right)? For each question, there is only one correct answer but four incorrect ones. If you're aiming for a perfect score, you have to choose the only one correct answer among the five choices. But if you're trying to get every question wrong, you can choose one of four different answers to get the outcome you want (much better margin for error).
- spicyj 14y agoThat would be true, but you are in fact allowed to miss a couple of questions and still get a perfect score.
- Serplat 14y agoThat depends on the section of the test. Critical reading you can get several wrong, writing depends on your essay score, and math you typically can't get any wrong.
- ohashi 14y agoI made 1 mistake and math and ended up with 790. I was quite annoyed with myself when I walked out knowing exactly which question I messed up too.