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"Robert Casey" wrote in message ... The Tech exam is what, roughly equivalent to an honors level high school physics exam and history exam (I mention "history' as that requires memorizing random information, names and dates equivalent to frequency bands and such rules). Not the inner city non-honors public schools where if you can write your name you graduate)... The Extra exam might be roughly equivalent to an exam for a 3 credit college class. Not hardly. The Tech and General exams are no harder than the material that students are learning in junior high if they are going to even a halfway decent school. The Tech and General exams require nothing harder than adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. I was thinking of the part where you have to decide when and what to add, multiply, etc. If you read the problems in the question pool, they are no more difficult than the word problems that students are required to learn to work in 6th grade and down. They just substitute things like amps, watts, etc for apples and pennies. I certainly hope our junior high kids of average intelligence and standard class room training can handle these basic math functions. The Extra exam couldn't hold a candle to the exams that I had to take in college for a 3 credit course. Most 3 credit classes are harder, but I had a few that were "give-aways". Maybe I should say "as hard as an easier hour test taken early in a freshman college class". Possibly but that will also depend on the subject they are majoring and minoring in. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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