Standardized Tests

Different people will have different opinions. Personally, I agree with that statement.

First of all, you have got to just be bragging! Second of all, no it is not good. It is crazy good, but it is also impossible? Either you are just bragging or you share the same brain as Einstein!

The order in which states release their bar exams differs greatly. There is no "set" order. However, it seems typically that states with smaller populations are released earlier (WV, WI, AK) with more populous states (like CA, NY, FL, VA, NC) released later. The WV bar released their July 2008 results 6 weeks after the exam (mid-Sept). Ohio didn't release until early November.

Of Course I'm a CWI so i really can help you

whats the pros and cons

Usually, it takes a couple or more months for schools to receive standardized test scores. If you are in school, you can ask your teacher if the FCATE (Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test) scores have come back. If you are out of school, you can call the central office for the school district to ask if the scores are back.

Be involved in extracurricular activities, service, and find out what you like, then focus on those things.

I don't think it is right to cheat in exam. The good students know that cheating in exam is cheating themselves while assessing their studying levels. Only the immature students try hard to cheat and not get caught. If you have time to ask this stupid question and investigate how to cheat perfectly, I recommend you to revise for your exam or re-read text books instead.

well they have English Macmillan 6 language practice and fluency books and novel Matilda by roald dahl and in maths new syllabus maths 6th edition in urdu urdu book 6 in science heinemann book 6( completely useless) geograpyh , geography today 1 , history, history today 1. But if u r planning to go i advise u not to as they are not strict and do not punish those students who do break the rules and punish those who r quiet and innocent.

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your head which is hopefully attached to your body right above on your neck!! =)

Just about anything you do will help you on your test. The more you know, the better your score will be. Here's a link to a free online study guide for the HSPT.

Be quiet and wait for the test the finish. Or go through your answers and make sure they are right.

The question of materiality arose from an interview with CAL EPA . The question asked for a definition of materiality and substantial.

check for context clues and specific words describing the passage.

I have been looking for the same definition myself (and I cannot find it on collegeboard.org). The answer isn't as obvious as it seems. It appears to be the verbal and math scores, and does not include the writing. I only found this in writing one place, an article in the DailyAdvance.com, but it confirmed my suspicions about using only the two scores when looking at merit scholarship requirements. I recommend, however, if you are submitting scores for a scholarship or a college application, to check with the organization as to exactly what they want.

you only need to pass 5 regents to graduate from high school and get ur diploma. and those regents are algebra biology global history american history and the english regent. chemistry earth science phyhics trig and geometry u dont need therefore if u fail them nothing will happen lol that is if u need them to pass the class

A lot of California State Universitys will take you in, because their broke!

National Merit Scholar count can vary year by year; however, a large public school like Plano High School in Plano, TX can produce 50-60 semifinalists in a given year. While this is a large number on an absolute basis, if considering the number of semifinalists relative to the class population, exceptional private schools have the highest concentration.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy in Melbourne, Florida had the highest number of finalist in 2010 (8).

It is a test that all students in elementary and middle and high school take at the end of the year. Well at least that's what happened in my school...

NO. Absolutely NOT. It doesn't matter what State you are in, if someone manipulates your spinal vertebrae, they are outside their scope of practice unless they are a licensed chiropractor. If someone did this to you, you have grounds for litigation. That means you can sue them, and if you can prove they did it, you willl have a good chance of winning a settlement.

28 is half of 56, therefore...

Your score is 50%.

If you have 100 points and 50 questions, you take 100 points divided by 50 questions, so you can see how many points each question is, which would be 2 points per question. If you got 45 questions right, multiple 45 by 2 and you get 90%.

You are definitely not stupid. The written driving tests are very difficult. When I moved to a new state, I failed one as well, and I felt the same way. (I came back and took it the next day and passed--as I am sure you will.) The minimum score to pass the written test will vary from state to state, so you will have to ask your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) about that. However, my experience has been that you can generally miss anywhere from three to five questions before you "fail." My advice is to get the driver's handbook for your state and study VERY HARD before you take it again. Learn it backward and forward, and practice. There are practice tests online now, or you can make one yourself or have a friend ask you questions from the book. Good luck!

It is not the ZAT; it is the XAT, and is the entrance exam that you need to take for XLRI Jamshedpur. (Xavier's Admission Test)