The American Council on Education recommends that credit be awarded for a minimum of 49 correct responses, which is a standard score of 48. This minimum credit-awarding score is equal to the mean score of students in the norming example who received a grade of C in the course. However, some schools set their own standards for awarding credit and may require a higher score. Students should obtain this information from the institution where they expect to receive credit. The following topics, which are commonly taught in courses on this subject, are covered by this examination.
Some questions require more than one of the abilities.
Created the European Coal and Steel Community. Established the European Economic Community. Extended the membership of the European Community from six countries to ten. Merged the European Community and the Council of Europe. The British electoral system is characterized by proportional representation with plurality decision.