Which statement about the exam is true?

• A. The exam has 108 questions and 116 points
• B. The exam is 120 questions with 150 points
• C. It tests only anatomy
• D. It has 100 questions and 100 points

Answer: (A)

Understanding how the exam is scored helps you identify the true statement. If there are 108 questions totaling 116 points, most questions are worth one point, with a few questions carrying extra weight to push the total above the number of questions. The average points per question here is about 1.07, which is a common setup: a mostly single-point format with a small number of higher-point items to differentiate more difficult or multi-part questions. The other described formats would imply different pacing and weightings (for example, a higher average points per question or a uniform one-point-per-question scheme) and don’t align with this specific scoring pattern.