By
Scott Dobson-Mitchell | February 27th, 2009 | 1:26 pm
This Saturday is my physics midterm. There are going to be 12 questions.
It’s kind of scary when two marks make the difference between an 83 % and a 67 %. The difference between an excellent mark and a crappy mark.
And with only 12 multiple choice questions, all it takes is one stupid mistake.
A test of only 12 multiple choice questions seems unbelieveable. Are you sure they aren’t word problems and regular math questions? (You would know, of course, but it’s unusual.)
Ugh, I have a midterm like that too, but in CHEMISTRY of all subjects. It’s 20 MC though (beats 12).
How did the exam go? Did you ace it with 12/12 or destroy it with 10/12?
oh my god,i hated that about the first year science courses. first year biology destroyed me because of the format! yeah, it upsets me because i feel like it’s designed to reduce our chances for success. totally not fair, they should be helping us help ourselves.