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16 Apr 2011, 18:06
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Hello,
I have been tracking the number of incorrectly answered questions along with the scores for prep. tests I've taken.
I don't see a problem between the scaled scores for individual sections and the overall score. However, the relationship between the # of questions answered correctly and scaled score seems off. Attached is a screenshot of what I have captured so far. To me, either the veritas test(the last one) represents correct scores or the rest, can't be both. Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks in Advance!
I have been tracking the number of incorrectly answered questions along with the scores for prep. tests I've taken.
I don't see a problem between the scaled scores for individual sections and the overall score. However, the relationship between the # of questions answered correctly and scaled score seems off. Attached is a screenshot of what I have captured so far. To me, either the veritas test(the last one) represents correct scores or the rest, can't be both. Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks in Advance!
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16 Apr 2011, 18:37
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That is quite possible. Your raw score depends on the difficulty level of the questions you got right/wrong far more than the proportion of right/wrong.
Say you have a large number of correct answers but the ones you got wrong are very simple. Your raw score would be lower than if you answered fewer correctly but the ones you got were tough. Does that make sense?
Say you have a large number of correct answers but the ones you got wrong are very simple. Your raw score would be lower than if you answered fewer correctly but the ones you got were tough. Does that make sense?
