Sentence examples for average test score from inspiring English sources
"If the social class distribution of the United States were similar to that of top-scoring countries, the average test score gap between the United States and these top-scoring countries would be cut in half in reading and by one-third in mathematics," the report said.
The average test score for halfbacks, the lowest-scoring players, is 15, and for quarterbacks is 25.
The average test score for lawyers is 30 and for janitors is 15.
"Before my average test score was D+ — now it's C or C+," he said.
Newspapers print rank-ordered lists of schools organized by average test score, as if somehow that tells us about school quality.
The average test score for 12th graders declined to 282 (on a scale of 500) from 284 in 2001 when the test was last given.
To see the average test scores, GPA, and additional demographic information for recent classes, visit the Class Profile.
However, as average test scores at schools have risen steadily, so competition has become more intense.
Academic style is more than just grade point average, test scores, rank in class, and other numbers, she says.
