Colloquium practice
Each real colloquium is 30 single- or multiple-choice questions and needs ≥60% — on each test, not on average. This runs that shape. Questions marked select all have more than one correct answer, exactly as the real papers do.
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How this is scored
A question is right only if your selection matches the correct set exactly — every correct option and no incorrect ones. That is the strict reading of a multiple-choice item. If your department awards partial credit, this will score you lower than the real paper, which is the safer direction for a revision aid to be wrong in.
The percentage is reported against the syllabus grade bands, and 60% is the pass mark. Full rules →