If you have 49 questions on a test what score must you get to pass the test?

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Well, on every test I have at a school and I believe most schools do this. You need at leasr 80% to pass. But to pass you'd most likely need 80% or 70%. But if you get an 80% you'll be sure to pass! I hope this helps you!

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