Grade Chart for a 59-Question Test

On a 59-question test, each question is worth about 1.7%. A student can miss up to 5 questions and still get an A, 11 for a B, 17 for a C, and 23 for a D. To pass at 60%, a student needs at least 36 correct.

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Wrong Correct Percent Grade
059100.0%A
15898.3%A
25796.6%A
35694.9%A
45593.2%A
55491.5%A
65389.8%B
75288.1%B
85186.4%B
95084.7%B
104983.1%B
114881.4%B
124779.7%C
134678.0%C
144576.3%C
154474.6%C
164372.9%C
174271.2%C
184169.5%D
194067.8%D
203966.1%D
213864.4%D
223762.7%D
233661.0%D
243559.3%F
253457.6%F
263355.9%F
273254.2%F
283152.5%F
293050.8%F
302949.2%F
312847.5%F
322745.8%F
332644.1%F
342542.4%F
352440.7%F
362339.0%F
372237.3%F
382135.6%F
392033.9%F
401932.2%F
411830.5%F
421728.8%F
431627.1%F
441525.4%F
451423.7%F
461322.0%F
471220.3%F
481118.6%F
491016.9%F
50915.3%F
51813.6%F
52711.9%F
53610.2%F
5458.5%F
5546.8%F
5635.1%F
5723.4%F
5811.7%F
5900.0%F

How is this calculated?

Each question is worth 100 ÷ 59, which is about 1.7%. To score a test, divide the number correct by 59 and multiply by 100.

A student who misses 6 gets 53 correct, so the score is 53 ÷ 59 × 100 = 89.8%, which is a B.

Letter grades use this scale: A 90–100, B 80–89.9, C 70–79.9, D 60–69.9, F below 60.

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Wrong Correct Percent Grade
0.558.599.2%A
1.557.597.5%A
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