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Hey Experts,
Given we now have few ESRs available from people who took the focus edition. Any possibility of deducing the number of experimental questions in focus edition similar to classic one?
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Given we now have few ESRs available from people who took the focus edition. Any possibility of deducing the number of experimental questions in focus edition similar to classic one?
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15 Nov 2023, 00:57
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Hi Maheshkv,
The ESR is different now. It gives test takers information about every single question (response times, content area, and correct/incorrect). We don't yet know whether all questions count towards the total score, and it seems there's no way to figure out whether the test has experimental questions (and if it does, how many).
For what it's worth, I think the Focus Edition does have experimental questions.
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Maheshkv We can't deduce the number, but I noticed a piece of evidence that suggests that there are indeed experimental questions; a student missed 2 RC inference questions, yet still scored 100th percentile on RC inference questions. Normally, 100% correct in a category is required for 100th percentile, so my theory is that both of those questions were experimental.
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