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Scores will be calculated based on a combination of: difficulty level of question, answer, and time taken to answer correctly (in relation to the median time taken by examinees when the item was in the operational pool). Sessions are scored on a 10 -- 100 scale. If you see a session with a score of...
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Scores will be calculated based on a combination of: difficulty level of question, answer, and time taken to answer correctly (in relation to the median time taken by examinees when the item was in the operational pool). Sessions are scored on a 10 – 100 scale. If you see a session with a score of 0, this indicates that while you saw some questions, you did not answer any. We’ve given you a score of 0 to differentiate this from sessions where you answered questions. read less
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