idkwhattoput Well, they add you scores up and compare it with all the other year 8 kids who did the test. Then your given a score based on how well you did. Let say for example Mike (Random name) gets a 27/35. Not bad not bad. His score will then be compared to the rest of the year 8 kids who did the test. If his score is in the top 10%, Congratulations to Mike, he gets a top 10% score aka a superior and so on. Feel free to correct me if i've done anything wrong.
