Another question/subtest-standard score -grade equivalent/ what does all this mean is it the grade level at wh
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If I understand your question correctly, you want to know what the grade equivalent is on a standardized test? The grade accompanying the sub tests, ie English, Math Science etc. means your child tested AT that grade level regardless of what grade they are in at present. For instance, maybe your daughter is in 6th grade but tested at a 9th grade reading level. Hope that helps a little. These things can be confusing!
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You didnt specify what language.\n\nHere it is in Java. (oh and you can change grades in the array, and change the index depending on how many grades you are going to use.\nGOOD LUCK!! I want my 10points if this helps!!\n_____________________________________________________\n\nclass grades {\n  public static void main(String[] args) {\n  int[] grade ={45, 65, 95, 29, 71, 62, 47, 83, 68, 12, 88, 59};\n  int count = 0, count1 = 0 , count2 = 0, count3 = 0;\n\n  for (int i = 0; i <= 11; i++){\n  if (grade[i] > 80)\n    count = count + 1;\n    else if (grade[i] > 60)\n      count1 = count1 + 1;\n      else if (grade[i] > 40)\n        count2 = count2 + 1;\n        else\n          count3 = count3 + 1;\n\n  }\n  System.out.println("&#92;nGrades in the range 81 to 100 = " +count);\n  System.out.println("Grades in the range 61 to 80 = " +count1);\n  System.out.println("Grades in the range 41 to 60 = " +count2);\n  System.out.println("Failing grades = " +count3);\n}\n}
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Most schools are now using data from all three (out of a total 2400).\n\nHowever, since statistics take a while to gather, some are still using the old system, which only encompasses reading and math (for a total 1600).\n\n1300 would be a pretty low score for the new system, so I would assume it was from the old one.
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What do you have to be worried about, it's just a standerdized test.  It doesn't count towards your grade or anything.  I get straight A's in school, but I never worry about tests like that because my grade is not affected by them.
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Depends how you define respectable.  This site (scroll down) breaks out scores for math and verbal.  You can take it from there.\nhttp://www.powerscore.com/gre/scoringscale.htm
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It probably means how the test is given.\nMight be a paper and pencil test.\nMight be on a computer, where you click the answer with the mouse.\nIt might be an oral test, where a person in the room with you asks questions.\nIt could be a performance test where there is a problem you have to solve using real items.\nI mean i guess theoretically it could be on microfiche or\nvideotape or almost anything.
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It has to do with weighting. Each time you take a test and get the same score, that score carries more weight than if you just got it one time.\n\nSo, getting 77, 5 times means you really have to get good scores next time to raise the average, versus getting a 77 once out of 10 times.\n\nBut the problem is easy because you weight the 77's 5 times and you weight the other scores 5 times. So both scores are given equal weights.  \n\nSo for every 77 you need a corresponding score of _____ to average out to 84.\n\nThe problem would be tougher if it said you could only take the test 3 more times or 6 more times... but since it's 5, each of the 77s can be balanced out by another score.
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Scores for each of the five Series GED Tests are reported separately on a standard score scale ranging from 200 (the lowest) to 800 (the highest). Your scores on the GED Tests are not the number of correct answers or the percentage of correct answers. The Language Arts, Writing Test score is a statistical combination of scores from Part I (multiple-choice format) and Part II (the essay format).\n\nThe scoring of the test is based on a sample of GED scores from 20,000 graduating high school seniors. The number of correct answers, or raw score, is converted to a standard score between 200-800. Examinees will be given standard scores only. To pass any individual subject test, a minimum standard score of 410 is required. Passing the entire GED exam requires a minimum standard score of 410 on each subject and a total standard score for all five subjects of 2250 or higher.\n\n\n\nCONGRAT'S your above average...
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By definition, your score is above average.  IQ is a statistical measure, therefore your result is a function of how well you do relative to everyone else who has taken the test.  An IQ of 100 is the mean score.  15 points is equivalent to 1 standard deviation, therefore 68% of the population scores between 85 and 115.  If you plot your score on a normal curve (mean of 100, standard deviation of 15), the percentile score is 94.5%.  you scored better than 94% of the population.
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found this within Ask Yahoo (an editorial column on Yahoo): \n"... the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Test is the most common, and test scores usually range from 90 to 110. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the standard psychiatric reference, lists scores of 110 to 120 as ""bright normal,"  120 to 130 as "superior," and 130 and above as "very superior." One could reasonably equate "bright normal" with "smart," and "very superior" with "genius."
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http://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system;_ylt=Ap30X5GPxzrImWn.QQACMYkazKIX,\n\n250 points and you will be at level 2, but click on the link.\n\nThis just might explain a lot. Have you acquainted yourself with this yet?
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Schools assign points to grades as follows:\n\nA: 4.0\nA-: 3.7\nB+: 3.3\nB: 3.0\nB-:  2.7\nC+: 2.3\nC: 2.0\nC-: 1.7\nD+: 1.3\nD: 1.0\nD-: 0.7\nF+: 0.3\nF: 0\n\nSo the differenct between a B- and a C+ is 0.4 points.
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This test is for many departments.  I was called back after 2 years of taking the exam for a mark up clerk position.  The higher your score the quicker you are hired as they work downward from top to 70. You can retake the test & get a better score. In the department I now work they are pulling people off of the 2003 roster. Good Luck.
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I'm not sure what CAT is but I can address the percentage/percentile thing.\n\nA percentage in this case is probably expressing a score exactly like you would expect.\n\nA percentile ranks you against everyone else who takes the same test. For instance, if I get 100% on a test then 99% of people have a lower score than me and I am in the 99th percentile. Similarly if I get an 80% and half the people that took the test have a higher score and half have a lower score, I am in the 50th percentile.
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The GT score is based on your overall score in the different areas that you test in. A 110 or higher is deemed as you are good enough to get any job in the military. But what it really mean is that you can comprehend on a 10th grade level.
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um.  by definition, the middle score is the middle of the three.  so it would not be the lowest.  example: the three scores are 550, 570, 590.  the middle score is 570.\n\nbut in some cases, the scores are the same.  example: 645, 645, 690.  then the middle score is 645.\n\nlastly, if you don't have a score in one report, then you still use the middle.  example: 0 (no score), 575, 610.  the middle score is 575.\n\nhope this helps!
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