The AP United States Government and Politics exam is scored on a scale of 1 to 5. In the official table, you see the percentages of every score (1-5), together with the number of test takers and the average score for every year. Every year the mean and the distribution of points change. For instance, […]

The AP Chemistry exam uses a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 is the highest achievement and shows that you are “extremely well qualified” in the subject. Various colleges interpret those scores differently; some give advance placement, others credit for courses. Usually, scores of 3 or more are considered passing. Even so, if you […]

The AP World History exam is made up of multiple-choice and free-response sections. The multiple-choice section is 40% of the total score. The second part covers the rest 60% and includes short answer questions (SAQ), document-based question (DBQ) and long essay (LEQ). More exactly, each of these three, SAQ, DBQ and LEQ, is 20% What […]

A test score is information, usually a number, that shows the result of a person after a test It outlines the knowledge that the person proved by their answers to the questions regarding what you wanted to measure. That maybe sounds complicated, but it simply shows how well someone did. The results of psychological tests […]