A total of 856 patients were not graded at the scene (Non-graded group).
Clothing can be graded at two levels according to quality to ensure fair swaps.
Half were graded at below-normal intelligence, causing an uproar that America was raising half-wits and incompetents.
Another copy, graded at 6.0, sold for $317,200 last year.
They are taught by Cambridge professors but will be graded at Westchester Community College on the basis of several research papers.
The tests for fourth graders would cease to be graded at the state level and scores reported for comparison when published six months later.
The court was told the offences were so serious because of the amount of material involved and the horrific nature of the content, with 328 images graded at level 5 – the most extreme category of images of child sexual abuse.
More than 5,000 were graded at level 4. Officers also found an instruction video for paedophiles showing them how to abuse children from birth until the age of eight.
In the end, Mr. Gros's catch was graded at 60 to 70 pieces per pound, for a price of 95 cents, a dime more than he had expected a day earlier.
Those graded at the top of their unit received bonuses two-thirds higher than those in the next thirty per cent; those who ranked at the bottom received no bonuses and no extra stock options — and in some cases were pushed out.
There was no benefit to handing the papers in early, since they were all going to be graded at semester's end, and there was a potential cost to setting the deadlines, since if you missed a deadline your grade would be docked.
