Eh, I had a physics class like this and the test questions had so many moving pieces that missing one would give you the wrong answer, even if you remembered all the formulas and otherwise did the problem correctly. So getting 1/4 right was actually pretty good in the stressful environment of the testing center. And there were only like 4 problems anyway, and you’d get partial credit, so a 30-40% meant you probably got one right and had the right approach on the others. You also don’t get full credit unless you show all your work, so even a savant probably wouldn’t get 100%.
Eh, I had a physics class like this and the test questions had so many moving pieces that missing one would give you the wrong answer, even if you remembered all the formulas and otherwise did the problem correctly. So getting 1/4 right was actually pretty good in the stressful environment of the testing center. And there were only like 4 problems anyway, and you’d get partial credit, so a 30-40% meant you probably got one right and had the right approach on the others. You also don’t get full credit unless you show all your work, so even a savant probably wouldn’t get 100%.