You get your regents exam when your at the end of your junior year. Possibly 8th grade.
In 8th grade my teacher always says u need a 85% on ur regents.-That is if you are in an honors class. In high school for example 9th grade and above u need 65% or higher to pass.
Every grade u do geometry!!!! plz go to Mikeyz blawg for more info =)
To help students be more successful in the real world when they get older.
You cant, stuff like geometry is supposed to be learned just for getting a good grade in school :P
You get your regents exam when your at the end of your junior year. Possibly 8th grade.
You can't retake the regents if you passed.
Here are some examples of 10th-grade geometry theorems: https://quizlet.com/subject/geometry-10th-grade-theorems/
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In 8th grade my teacher always says u need a 85% on ur regents.-That is if you are in an honors class. In high school for example 9th grade and above u need 65% or higher to pass.
Grade 7 Students cannot take the REGENTS exam, because most middle schools do not offer Regents courses, unless the student has advanced classes and are taking the advanced Regents courses.
Well, when you reach 9th grade you'll be taking Geometry. You may take it in 10th grade, if you had to take Algebra 1 again in 9th grade. Or you can purchase a Geometry book and learn from there!
Most people take Geometry is 9th or 10th grade, depending on their ability. However, some people don't take Geometry until 11th grade. Still others, such as myself, are only in 8th grade.
Bio 9th if you took the regents in the 8th grade.....from there just regular classes, you will figure that out when you get to high school
Geometry can be taken anywhere from 8th to 10th grade for the children with normal education. starting geometry in 8th grade means that you are VERY intelligent, 9th grade means a little above average and 10th grade is average.
Every grade u do geometry!!!! plz go to Mikeyz blawg for more info =)
Starting from around 3rd-4th grade, you start to learn really basic geometry. But around 8th or 9th grade, you actually start to learn more advanced geometry that uses theorems and postulates and proofs.