What does it take to fail Physics B?

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<p>Because I took it without the AP class, and what could more accurately be termed as “no-study” than self study. Had a half-year regular physics class…But the vast majority of questions had material not covered by the class. I had absolutely no knowledge of electricity when I opened up the test. 90% of my answers on the multiple choice were educated guesses. I only answered two of the essays with near-completeness, two were random guesses, one was like a two line work/non-answer. Two were left blank. (7 essays if I remembered correctly) Fell asleep after I finished multiple choice.</p>

<p>I was sure I had at most a 2. </p>

<p>Got scores back and it was 4. </p>

<p>??? </p>

<p>How did that happen? Did anyone else have a similar experience? It seemed like I would have to eat my test to actually fail it…What’s the deal?</p>

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<p>start attending religious services :D</p>

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<p>Either you’re not as stupid as you think you are or you subconsciously uncovered some sort of supreme guessing algorithm that you must share with the world.</p>

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<p>Well, the fact is that most AP’s aren’t really that hard since all you need to do is to pass them to get a perfect score of 5. I was so happy when I found out you only need a SEVENTY PERCENT !!! to get a 5 =D, so I just cut back a bit on my studying because I Was aiming to get every question right, and I ended up with a easy 5 ( AP Euro_)</p>

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<p>That probably explains it, RBC. And I think I’m pretty good at figuring out tests based entirely on how the questions are asked. I’m not complaining, it’s a useful skill :)</p>