if you fail the geometry regents you met get a phone call saying you failed or a letter then you might have to do summer school and take it again in August but there also is another in January hope i helped =]
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No but I'am going to take it tomorrow i hear that there is a fair curve on it and there is about 28 multiple choice you have to atleast get 15-20 to pass !
It's not a curve, but they make it nearly impossible to fail a regents. If you look at some of the old exams, you only have to get 40 points out of 86ish to get a 65. If you were to get 10 points off (5 mult. choice or whatever extended response) you still get an 89. So pretty much, you're not going to fail unless you got more than half of the points off.
That depends on what state your regents is/are in.
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review the topics from the last year geometry regents topics at jmap.org and all u have to do is get 25 questions right and u get a 72
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if you fail the geometry regents you met get a phone call saying you failed or a letter then you might have to do summer school and take it again in August but there also is another in January hope i helped =]
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Yes, you can compare two distances in geometry. Here are some ways to do it: http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/geometry/gcg3/ldistance.htm
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No but I'am going to take it tomorrow i hear that there is a fair curve on it and there is about 28 multiple choice you have to atleast get 15-20 to pass !
It's not a curve, but they make it nearly impossible to fail a regents. If you look at some of the old exams, you only have to get 40 points out of 86ish to get a 65. If you were to get 10 points off (5 mult. choice or whatever extended response) you still get an 89. So pretty much, you're not going to fail unless you got more than half of the points off.
you have to get at least a 65 on the regents.
Nope , it's not on Regents.
Regents Field was created in 1893.