In Germany, one point is a perfect score. China has a perfect score system. The higher the score, the closer it is to 100, which means the better the score. But not in Germany, the perfect score is 1, and then the bigger the score, the worse the performance, and 5 points is equivalent to failing. Their country is different from China, so we can't compare with it. A German score is equivalent to China 100.

Germany's math test score is 6:

1: sehr gut (excellent); 2 points: gut (good); 3 points: befriedigend (medium);

4 points: ausreichend (pass); 5 points: mangelhaft (failure); 6 points: ungenuegend (poor).

German score = 1+3 *( 100- China score) /( 100-60).

90- 100 point sehr gut= 1.

80-89. gut=2。

70-79 points befriedigend=3.

60-69 points ausreichend=4.

& lt60 minutes. mangelhaft=5。