Because practise exams are out of less does it effect your score?

[Coolgalbornin03Lo]

I know I have 3 days left but whatever I feel hopeless for this subject. Whenever the exam is so irrelevant that it’s out of 96 ish marks I can never get past 70% however if it’s out of more than 100 I usually g ET 75% so does that mean in the real one I’m likely to get 80% because losing one mark will mean less overall?

I was doing well in the lessened exams for other subjects but someone told me it doenst count because less questions. So I’m hoping maybe me failing chemistry is because my stupid little mistakes are worth more?

Does this logic check out AN?

[The Cat In The Hat]

I know I have 3 days left but whatever I feel hopeless for this subject. Whenever the exam is so irrelevant that it’s out of 96 ish marks I can never get past 70% however if it’s out of more than 100 I usually g ET 75% so does that mean in the real one I’m likely to get 80% because losing one mark will mean less overall?

I was doing well in the lessened exams for other subjects but someone told me it doenst count because less questions. So I’m hoping maybe me failing chemistry is because my stupid little mistakes are worth more?

Does this logic check out AN?

Sounds like your logic is correct. I'm assuming the subject you're referring to is Chem; good luck and do your best! - from a student who dropped it before the first 3/4 SAC...

[Bri MT]

The whole premise of the question boils down to whether lost marks are a consistent proportion of the total marks. If there is a "fixed amount" of marks you would lose than higher total marks = higher grade. If the marks lost are a consistent proportion then higher total marks = same grade.

Your logic check makes sense but most importantly have hope and do what you can