Depends. If the answers are distributed evenly between all possible choice (let's say A-F for 24 questions) and a point is subtracted for each wrong answers, you'll end up with a fail in 100% of the cases. If no points are subtracted for a wrong answer and the distribution is even, then you'll end up with a passing grade. However, if the answers are not evenly distributed, it will be impossible to predict your performance with certainty without knowing at least 50% of the answer distribution.
If u have a test and u choose C. for every answer...will u pass or fail?
Erm probably fail.. or if you don't the examiner should!
It really depends on how many choices there are - if it's a-c statistically you're likely to get 1 out of every 3 questions right, if it's A-D, you're likely to get 1 out of every 4 right and so on!
Reply:75% chance you failed. you should have done it zig zag! lol
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