94 will do it, and I'm hoping it's not a math class.
Algebra 1P is a 8th grade math class. Most people keep saying that Algebra 1P is for 9th grade but it isn't in 9th grade it is in 8th grade! I'm in a honor math class, I took Algebra 1P in 7th grade and other student that in regular math class was take it in 8th grade. Only whose who very bad at math have to retake Pre-Algebra in 8th grade or they did Algebra 1P bad in 8th grade and have to retake it in 9th grade. The Regular Schedule Math Class: 7th grade- Pre-Algebra 8th grade- Algebra 1P (Algebra 1A, it is the same but different name) 9th grade- Geometry 10th grade- Algebra 2P 11th grade- Trig. 12th grade- Pre-Calculus The Honor Class Schedule: 7th grade- Algebra 1P 8th grade- Geometry 9th grade- Algebra 2P or Trig. 10th grade- Trig. or Pre-Calculus 11th grade- Pre-Calculus or Calculus 12th grade- Calculus or done!!!
13th grade
it depends how many grades in the class you have.
higher than a 69
become dum again and they will keep u in the same class room and and the same grade and tell the teacher miss i dont want to leave the grade i am in
some weird dudes in my second grade class
Go on your schools website.ORgrade in class = (exam grade)(amount weighted i.e. 0.2) + (class grade)(amount weighted i.e. 0.8)To find out what you need to get on your exam to get a certain grade in a class:(desired grade in class - (class grade)(amount weighted i.e. 0.8)) / (amount exam in weighted i.e. 0.2) = needed exam gradeFor instance, if you want to make sure you get a 93% overall and you got a 95% so far, and you know that the exam will be 20% of your overall grade:(93 - (95)(0.8)) / 0.2 = 92.5So, to get a 93% in the class you must get an 85% on your exam.
94 will do it, and I'm hoping it's not a math class.
This "average" is the mode for the class.
Yes, in this case "seventh-grade class" should have a hyphen to show that the words "seventh" and "grade" are functioning as a single adjective modifying the noun "class."
Top 6th grade class is 601 honors
It is the same in America, only it is called 6th grade, not class.
13 or 14, he is in 7th grade
The nouns in the sentence are teacher and class. The words "fourth grade class" can be considered a compound noun, or the compound word "fourth grade" can be considered a noun adjunct, where grade is also a noun.
Basically what you are talking about. Like if I was sending a teacher a message about my grade in her class in the subject I would put "grade". You do not have to necessarily use the subject but if you want to sound professional then you should.
If there was only one assignment, your grade in the class is the grade received on that assignment.