I just got my first quantitative chem test back. My professor said that we did very well as a class, and that he expected us not only to do this well on our next test, but to improve our scores by at least five points on the next exam. My question is if each test is out of 100 points, and no extra credit is given, then how can I earn five extra points on my next exam when I earned all 100 points on this one? I've done it again - I don't know how, like I said - it all comes down to luck. Still, 100/100 isn't bad. Not bad at all.
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