[uhhhitsjames]

I'm sure I did those math problems in 9th gradee, I didn't take physics though, so I can't say I know any of that, I'm in 12th grade now, and other than the physics, I'd say I could pass that without a large amount of trouble, I don't think we're too far behind... but I also do go to a private school, don't knwo if that makes a difference

[uhhhitsjames]

whoops (reply to my last comment) just saw some trig/calc lookalikes... that would have been 11th grade, definately didn't do that stuff in 9th

[farlander]

Yes, private schoold does make a difference. I can guarantee you my public school classmates couldn't have passed that. I was a senior year exchange student in US from souther europe. I'd have no problems passing this end of my sophomore year, actually - but senior year high school in rural midwest - I can guarantee you noone would get 50%.

[latina4dubya]

I don't think we're too far behind...

you may want to think again... tell me where i'd find a high school exit exam in the US that is even close to this exam in difficulty... i'm not saying that there are no government-schooled students who could pass it with flying colors... just that it's surely not the norm... most would not earn a high school diploma...

[INDIAN_REPUBLICAN]

Keep dreaming - you couldn't pass that test if you tried - in fact, you couldnt pass it even if you worked on it for 24 hours - by this time tomorrow, post your answers.

Ready, get set, go!

[Cronos]

but I also do go to a private school, don't knwo if that makes a difference

Yes it does. And GOOD FOR YOU -- you're getting a great start in life and thanks to this you should be one of the true-blue successes. You really ought to thank your parents for not putting you in the public schools