Ap calculus sem exam item analysis
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The document summarizes the results of a semester 1 exam with 35 multiple choice questions. It provides the question number, correct response, and percent of students who answered correctly for each question. The summary at the bottom indicates the mean score was 90.5% with a standard deviation of 2.13. The questions most commonly missed were numbers 1, 10, 18, 19, 25, 27, and 35.
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- 2. Question Correct Percent Question Correct Percent Number Response Correct Number Response Correct 1 C 50 8 B 100 2 C 100 9 C 83 3 C 100 10 D 67 4 A 83 11 D 100 5 B 100 12 B 100 6 A 100 13 B 100 7 E 100 14 E 100
- 3. Question Correct Percent Question Correct Percent Number Response Correct Number Response Correct 15 B 100 22 A 83 16 C 100 23 E 100 17 D 100 24 B 83 18 D 67 25 E 67 19 B 33 26 B 100 20 D 100 27 B 67 21 C 100 28 C 100
- 4. Question Correct Percent Correct Number Response 29 A 100 30* A 83 31 C 83 32 D 83 33 C 83 34 C 100 35 E 67 36 A 100
- 5. Mean Score: 31.67/35 = 90.5% Standard Deviation: 2.13 Most missed questions: 1, 10, 18, 19, 25, 27, 35