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    Unit 1 | Atomic Structure and Properties

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    3 questions

    Interpreting PES Spectra1.A, 2.A, 4.A, 4.B, SAP-1, SAP-1.A, SAP-1.A.3, SAP-1.B, SAP-1.B.1, SAP-2, SAP-2.A, SAP-2.A.1, SPQ-2, SPQ-2.A, SPQ-2.A.112 more...Isotopes of Bromine5.D, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.B, SPQ-1.B.1, SPQ-1.B.22 more...Interpretation of Atomic Structure1.A, 4.B, SAP-1, SAP-1.A, SAP-1.A.3, SAP-1.A.4, SAP-1.B, SAP-1.B.15 more...

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    3 questions

    Periodic Properties 4.A, SAP-2, SAP-2.A, SAP-2.A.21 more...Periodic Trends1.A, 4.A, SAP-1, SAP-1.A, SAP-1.A.2, SAP-1.A.4, SAP-2, SAP-2.A, SAP-2.A.2, SAP-2.A.37 more...Percent Yield from the Dehydration of a Hydrate2.A, 5.A, SPQ-2, SPQ-2.A, SPQ-2.A.2, SPQ-2.A.3, SPQ-2.B, SPQ-2.B.25 more...

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    Unit 2 | Molecular and Ionic Compound Structure and Properties

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    2 questions

    Bond Length, Formal Charge, Resonance, and Lewis Structures3.A, 6.C, SAP-3, SAP-3.B, SAP-3.B.2, SAP-4, SAP-4.B, SAP-4.B.1, SAP-4.B.2, SAP-4.C, SAP-4.C.28 more...Localized Electron Bonding: Properties of Molecular Geometry3.B, 6.C, SAP-4, SAP-4.A, SAP-4.A.1, SAP-4.C, SAP-4.C.2, SAP-4.C.3, SAP-4.C.46 more...

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    9 questions

    Beer-Lambert Law Lab2.E, 5.C, 5.F, SAP-8, SAP-8.C, SAP-8.C.1, SAP-8.C.2, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.3, TRA-3, TRA-3.B, TRA-3.B.113 more...Spectral Analysis of Unknown Elements5.E, 5.F, ENE-6, ENE-6.B, ENE-6.B.1, ENE-6.B.2, SAP-8, SAP-8.B, SAP-8.B.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.39 more...Combustion Analysis and Gas Laws2.A, 5.A, 5.C, 6.E, SAP-7, SAP-7.A, SAP-7.A.1, SAP-7.C, SAP-7.C.1, SPQ-2, SPQ-2.A, SPQ-2.A.3, SPQ-2.B, SPQ-2.B.211 more...Interpreting Particulate Matter Drawings3.C, 4.C, 5.F, SAP-5, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.2, SAP-6, SAP-6.A, SAP-6.A.1, SAP-6.A.2, SAP-6.A.4, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.111 more...Solubility of Molecular Compounds 3.B, 4.D, SAP-4, SAP-4.A, SAP-4.A.1, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.4, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.C, SPQ-3.C.29 more...Gas Law Experimentation4.D, 5.C, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.4, SAP-7, SAP-7.A, SAP-7.A.1, SAP-7.A.2, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.C, SPQ-3.C.210 more...Intermolecular Forces and Boiling Point4.C, 4.D, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.2, SAP-5.A.4, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.16 more...Lewis Structures and Intermolecular Forces3.B, 4.D, SAP-4, SAP-4.A, SAP-4.A.1, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.2, SAP-5.A.4, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.C, SPQ-3.C.210 more...Molecules: Propane and n-propanol3.B, 4.D, 5.B, 5.C, SAP-4, SAP-4.A, SAP-4.A.1, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.4, SAP-7, SAP-7.A, SAP-7.A.1, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.A, SPQ-1.A.114 more...

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    7 questions

    Acid-Base Intermolecular Interactions1.B, 3.A, 4.D, 5.C, 5.F, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.3, SAP-7, SAP-7.A, SAP-7.A.1, SAP-9, SAP-9.D, SAP-9.D.4, TRA-2, TRA-2.A, TRA-2.A.5, TRA-7, TRA-7.A, TRA-7.A.117 more...Intermolecular Forces of Liquid Chemicals3.B, 4.C, 4.D, 6.C, SAP-4, SAP-4.A, SAP-4.A.1, SAP-4.C, SAP-4.C.2, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.4, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.1, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.C, SPQ-3.C.215 more...Metallic Bonding: Using a Model to Explain Metallic Properties4.C, 6.A, SAP-3, SAP-3.A, SAP-3.A.5, SAP-3.D, SAP-3.D.1, SAP-3.D.2, SAP-3.D.3, SAP-5, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.1, SAP-5.B.5, SAP-5.B.611 more...Matter and Molarity3.C, 4.C, 5.F, SAP-5, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.2, SAP-5.B.3, SAP-6, SAP-6.A, SAP-6.A.1, SAP-6.A.2, SAP-6.A.4, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.112 more...Intermolecular and Intramolecular Forces3.B, 4.C, 4.D, SAP-4, SAP-4.A, SAP-4.A.1, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.2, SAP-5.A.4, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.3, SAP-5.B.511 more...Properties of Matter Based on Bond Type3.A, 4.C, 4.D, SAP-3, SAP-3.B, SAP-3.B.3, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.B, SAP-5.B.1, SAP-5.B.4, SAP-5.B.510 more...Lab Analysis of Dyes2.E, 5.F, SAP-8, SAP-8.C, SAP-8.C.1, SAP-8.C.2, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.26 more...

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    Unit 4 | Chemical Reactions

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    5 questions

    Limiting Reactant, Percent Yield, and Net Ionic Equation5.C, 5.E, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.1, SPQ-4.A.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.36 more...Decomposition of Ammonium Dichromate5.B, 5.C, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.A, SPQ-1.A.1, SPQ-1.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.1, SPQ-4.A.27 more...Gravimetric Analysis of a Chloride Sample1.B, 2.B, 5.A, SPQ-2, SPQ-2.B, SPQ-2.B.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.A, TRA-1.A.2, TRA-2, TRA-2.A, TRA-2.A.59 more...Chemical and Physical Properties: Explaining Common Occurrences2.B, 4.D, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.1, SAP-5.A.4, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.C, SPQ-3.C.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.A, TRA-1.A.1, TRA-1.A.210 more...Calculating Volume and the Ideal Gas Law5.C, 5.E, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.2, SPQ-4.A.3, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.36 more...

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    6 questions

    Physical and Chemical Changes2.B, 4.A, 4.C, 4.D, ENE-2, ENE-2.F, ENE-2.F.1, SAP-5, SAP-5.A, SAP-5.A.4, SAP-7, SAP-7.B, SAP-7.B.3, TRA-1, TRA-1.A, TRA-1.A.1, TRA-1.A.214 more...Reaction Between Sulfuric Acid and Aqueous Barium Hydroxide5.C, 5.E, 5.F, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.1, SPQ-4.A.2, SPQ-4.A.3, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.311 more...Standardizing Permanganate3.A, 5.B, 5.E, 5.F, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.A, SPQ-1.A.1, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.B, SPQ-4.B.1, TRA-2, TRA-2.C, TRA-2.C.113 more...Gravimetric Analysis of an Insoluble Substance1.B, 2.B, 5.C, 5.E, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.A, TRA-1.A.2, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.3, TRA-2, TRA-2.A, TRA-2.A.512 more...Titration of An Organic Acid3.A, 5.B, 5.F, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.A, SPQ-1.A.3, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.B, SPQ-4.B.19 more...Identification of An Unknown Metal Hydroxide3.A, 5.A, SPQ-2, SPQ-2.B, SPQ-2.B.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.B, SPQ-4.B.15 more...

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    Unit 5 | Kinetics

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    2 questions

    Kinetics of Decomposition5.B, 5.C, TRA-3, TRA-3.B, TRA-3.B.4, TRA-3.B.5, TRA-3.C, TRA-3.C.1, TRA-3.C.2, TRA-3.C.57 more...Rate Law Using Experimental Data1.B, 5.B, 5.C, TRA-3.B.2, TRA-3.C.1, TRA-3.C.4, TRA-3.C.5, TRA-5.A.1, TRA-5.A.26 more...

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    3 questions

    Kinetics Graphing and Rate Laws 5.B, 5.C, TRA-3, TRA-3.B, TRA-3.B.1, TRA-3.B.2, TRA-3.B.3, TRA-3.B.4, TRA-3.B.5, TRA-3.C, TRA-3.C.3, TRA-3.C.49 more...Reaction Pathway Between Alkene and Hydrobromic Acid 3.B, 5.A, 5.C, 6.E, ENE-3, ENE-3.C, ENE-3.C.1, ENE-4, ENE-4.C, ENE-4.C.5, ENE-4.C.6, TRA-3, TRA-3.B, TRA-3.B.2, TRA-4, TRA-4.C, TRA-4.C.314 more...Experimental Determination of Reaction Rates5.C, 5.F, 6.E, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, TRA-3, TRA-3.A, TRA-3.A.2, TRA-3.B, TRA-3.B.4, TRA-3.B.59 more...

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    Unit 6 | Thermodynamics

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    1 question

    Patterns In Combustion Enthalpies1.B, 5.E, 5.F, ENE-3, ENE-3.A, ENE-3.A.1, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.1, TRA-1.B.3, TRA-2, TRA-2.A, TRA-2.A.210 more...

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    3 questions

    Stoichiometry And Enthalpy in Chemical Reactions2.D, 5.C, 5.E, 5.F, 6.D, ENE-2, ENE-2.A, ENE-2.A.3, ENE-2.D, ENE-2.D.2, ENE-2.F, ENE-2.F.1, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.2, TRA-1.B.319 more...Comparing Fuel Gases1.B, 4.C, 5.B, 5.E, 5.F, ENE-2, ENE-2.F, ENE-2.F.1, ENE-3, ENE-3.B, ENE-3.B.1, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.A, SPQ-1.A.1, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.3, TRA-2, TRA-2.A, TRA-2.A.217 more...Stoichiometry and Calorimetry3.A, 5.C, 5.E, 5.F, 6.D, ENE-2, ENE-2.A, ENE-2.A.1, ENE-2.B, ENE-2.B.1, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.2, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.116 more...

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    Unit 7 | Equilibrium

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    2 questions

    Equilibrium: Experimental Design3.A, 5.C, 5.F, SAP-9, SAP-9.C, SAP-9.C.5, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, TRA-7, TRA-7.E, TRA-7.E.19 more...Gas Equilibrium3.A, 5.C, 6.E, 6.F, ENE-4, ENE-4.C, ENE-4.C.5, SAP-7, SAP-7.A, SAP-7.A.1, TRA-7, TRA-7.A, TRA-7.A.1, TRA-8, TRA-8.A, TRA-8.A.113 more...

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    7 questions

    Disturbances in Equilibrium3.A, 5.F, 6.D, 6.F, TRA-7, TRA-7.A, TRA-7.A.1, TRA-7.C, TRA-7.C.1, TRA-8, TRA-8.A, TRA-8.A.1, TRA-8.B, TRA-8.B.111 more...Equilibrium and the Haber Process3.A, 5.A, TRA-7, TRA-7.A, TRA-7.A.1, TRA-7.D, TRA-7.D.1, TRA-7.E, TRA-7.E.16 more...Determination of $K_{eq}$ for a Redox Reaction3.A, 5.C, 5.D, 5.F, SAP-9, SAP-9.E, SAP-9.E.2, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.2, TRA-7, TRA-7.A, TRA-7.A.1, TRA-7.B, TRA-7.B.1, TRA-7.E, TRA-7.E.114 more...Le Châtelier's Principle and Thermodynamics3.A, 4.C, 5.B, 5.C, 6.F, ENE-2, ENE-2.B, ENE-2.B.1, ENE-2.F, ENE-2.F.1, SPQ-1, SPQ-1.A, SPQ-1.A.1, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.2, TRA-8, TRA-8.A, TRA-8.A.1, TRA-8.A.217 more...Empirical Formula of Hydrate3.C, 5.E, 6.B, 6.C, 6.F, ENE-4, ENE-4.A, ENE-4.A.1, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.B, SPQ-3.B.1, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.2, TRA-1.D, TRA-1.D.2, TRA-8, TRA-8.A, TRA-8.A.1, TRA-8.A.217 more...Heterogeneous Equilibria: Sublimation1.B, 3.A, 5.C, 6.D, SAP-7, SAP-7.A, SAP-7.A.1, TRA-2, TRA-2.A, TRA-2.A.3, TRA-6, TRA-6.A, TRA-6.A.2, TRA-7, TRA-7.A, TRA-7.A.1, TRA-7.B, TRA-7.B.115 more...Activation Energy3.B, 5.B, 5.F, 6.E, 6.F, ENE-1, ENE-1.A, ENE-1.A.1, TRA-4, TRA-4.C, TRA-4.C.3, TRA-5, TRA-5.B, TRA-5.B.1, TRA-8, TRA-8.A, TRA-8.A.1, TRA-8.B, TRA-8.B.116 more...

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    Unit 8 | Acids and Bases

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    4 questions

    Weak Base5.C, 5.D, 5.F, SAP-9, SAP-9.C, SAP-9.C.4, SAP-9.D, SAP-9.D.3, SAP-9.E, SAP-9.E.37 more...Titration and Molarity Calculation2.D, 3.A, 5.D, 5.E, SAP-10, SAP-10.A, SAP-10.A.2, SAP-9, SAP-9.E, SAP-9.E.2, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.B, SPQ-4.B.1, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.213 more...Calorimetry2.D, 4.C, 5.D, ENE-2, ENE-2.F, ENE-2.F.1, SAP-10, SAP-10.A, SAP-10.A.2, SAP-9, SAP-9.E, SAP-9.E.39 more...Qualitative Analysis of a Neutralization Reaction1.B, 2.D, 3.A, 5.F, SAP-10, SAP-10.A, SAP-10.A.2, SAP-9, SAP-9.D, SAP-9.D.3, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.B, SPQ-4.B.1, TRA-2, TRA-2.B, TRA-2.B.113 more...

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    2 questions

    Titration of an Unknown Concentration of Acetic Acid5.C, 5.D, 5.E, SAP-9, SAP-9.E, SAP-9.E.1, SAP-9.E.2, SAP-9.E.3, SPQ-4, SPQ-4.A, SPQ-4.A.3, TRA-1, TRA-1.B, TRA-1.B.311 more...Molar Mass of an Unknown Acid5.D, 5.F, SAP-9, SAP-9.E, SAP-9.E.1, SAP-9.E.2, SAP-9.E.3, SAP-9.E.4, SPQ-3, SPQ-3.A, SPQ-3.A.28 more...
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FAQs

What percent is a 5 on AP Chem? ›

How Is the AP Chemistry Exam Scored?
Raw ScoreAP ScorePercentage of Students Earning Each Score (2022)
72-100513%
58-71417%
42-57325%
27-41224%
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How hard is it to get a 5 on AP Chem? ›

AP Chem Pass Rate – AP Chem Score Calculator

In 2023, a total of 139,448 students took the AP Chemistry exam. However, out of that entire pool, only 16.05% of students scored a 5. Meanwhile, 27.10% of students scored a 4, and 31.96% of students scored a 3. The average score for the 2023 AP Chem exam was 3.26.

What is the hardest thing in AP Chemistry? ›

Thermodynamics (Unit 6) - This is considered the hardest unit for many students because it involves complex topics like entropy, enthalpy, and Gibbs free energy. Calculations can be challenging, and understanding the conceptual aspects requires a good grasp of energy and spontaneity.

Is a 3 on AP Chem good? ›

Scores of 3 or higher may qualify you for college credit, but many colleges and universities will only accept 4's or 5's. Search for the AP® credit policy for schools you're interested in applying to by going here.

Is a 70% a 5 on the AP exam? ›

Usually, a 70 to 75 percent out of 100 translates to a 5. However, there are some exams that are exceptions to this rule of thumb. The AP Grades that are reported to students, high schools, colleges, and universities in July are on AP's five-point scale: 5: Extremely well qualified.

Is a 50% a 5 on the AP test? ›

As a general guide, though, you can consider roughly more than 70% correct as being in the 5 range, 50-69% for a score of 4, 40-49% for a score of 3, 30-39% for a 2, and below 30% would likely be a 1. Again, these ranges are approximations and can vary by subject and by year.

Is AP Bio or AP Chem harder? ›

The general consensus is that AP Chemistry is often considered more difficult than AP Biology. This is due to the fact that AP Chemistry typically involves more complex mathematical calculations and abstract concepts.

Is the AP Chem exam curved? ›

Sure, I'd be happy to explain how the AP Chem exam curve works. Essentially, the curve is designed to account for the difficulty of the exam so that the distribution of scores remains relatively consistent from year to year. The College Board, which administers the AP exam, uses a process called "equating" to do this.

Which AP is the easiest? ›

Easiest AP exams by pass rate
AP SubjectPass Rate (Exam Score of 3+)Median Score
Ap Physics C Mechanics73.4%3.41
AP Psychology58.3%2.71
AP Research82.7%3.3
AP Seminar82.6%3.19
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What harder, AP chem or physics? ›

Is AP Chemistry harder than AP Physics 1? Based on College Board pass rates, AP Physics 1 is more difficult than AP Chemistry.

What is easier AP Biology or AP Chemistry? ›

AP Chemistry is the more difficult exam, making it a better choice for students who have already taken AP science courses and intend to pursue a degree in a related field. If you're still not sure whether these classes are the right choice for you, talk to students who have taken one or both at your school.

Is AP Chem a lot of memorization? ›

Compared to AP Biology, which focuses more on memorization and understanding of processes, or AP Physics, which leans heavily on mathematical formulas and physical concepts, AP Chemistry strikes a unique balance that requires both rote learning and practical application.

Do Ivy Leagues accept 3s on AP exams? ›

Interpreting AP Scores in Admissions is a Human Process

But there are no hard and fast rules, such as not submitting 4s or 3s, as some suggest because, in some cases, students should submit those lower scores since admissions officers will assume even worse if they withhold them.

Do colleges accept a 3 on AP Chem? ›

Do colleges accept a 3 on AP Chem? Yes,1450 colleges in the US accept a 3 on AP Chem.

Is a 3 failing AP? ›

But what is a passing AP score? The College Board considers a score of 3 or higher a passing grade. That said, some colleges require a 4 or 5 to award credit. Whether a 3 is a good AP score depends on the colleges you're applying to.

What grade is a 5 on the AP chem exam? ›

AP Score Scale Table
AP Exam ScoreRecommendationCollege Course Grade Equivalent
5Extremely well qualifiedA+ or A
4Very well qualifiedA-, B+, or B
3QualifiedB-, C+, or C
2Possibly qualified----
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What is a 5 on the AP exam out of 100? ›

Scores of 3, 4, and 5 on an AP® exam are passing scores and generally considered a good score. The College Board defines a 3 as 'qualified, 4 as 'well qualified,' and a 5 as 'extremely well qualified.'

What is a 5 grade in percentage? ›

According to this illustration, grade 4 requires 56 - 66 per cent, grade 5 requires 67 - 77 per cent and grade 6 requires 78 - 88 per cent. ranges may seem extraordinarily narrow and demanding, but they are supported by other evidence discussed below.

How many points is 5% of a grade? ›

Your oral exam is 5% of your total grade, so think of it as 5 points. You earn an 80 on your oral exam, so you multiply . 05 (5%) and 80, which gives you 4 points.

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