<p>Does anyone happen to know the curve?
i cant seem to find it.</p>
<p>I’m praying to Saint Edmund that it’s a good curve. Maybe God really will stand up for bastards. On the practice tests I think that if you answer all the questions and miss about 18 questions you can still get a 700. But lord, this test was way too long. The passages were much longer than any of the practice tests.</p>
<p>Is French like the less taught languages, where mostly native speakers take it? That would eliminate any curve…</p>
<p>There is one about the french peasants i totally missed it. </p>
<p>way too long and doesn’t make sense to me ;-(</p>
<p>I didn’t so much screw up on that as the last ones on Adjou (I think that’s right) in Africa and Rocquefort cheese making and les bergers (I kept thinking about german shepards throughout the test. Hah!). The questions were all so easy, though, and I would have been a lot less pressed for time if I had known beforehand that they would hardly go into great depth. Anyway, I’m screwed.</p>
<p>I think I messed up on the peasant one, probably also missed a few in the vocab/grammar section. Ah well. I think I’ll improve upon my 580 (yeah, I know), and that’s something.</p>
<p>LOl the only reason i knew the roquefort stuff was cuz my family buys that cheese all the time so i didnt even need to look at the passage.
that saved me some crucial time on the test to go back and fill in some blank ones.</p>
<p>I had about 20-25 questions remaining when the proctor called 10 minutes remaining. At that point, I desperately went about skimming the passages and making “educated” guesses. It was rather ironic since I finished the first 30 questions in like 12 minutes. Somewhere in between I think I underwent a mild catatonic trance.</p>