rsanda;1194108 said:
In some pages it says the highest Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level is 12 but
got
12.6. What is the reason
Yeah, I have been curious about this, too. However, I can tell you tha
12 by no means is the ceiling (which you already know) -- my academi
papers/essays typically fall somewhere between 14 and 16 (although i
looking through my old papers, I found one that was 19.7).
Since I am an English/Literature major, the prose of my essays i
generally non-technical, but I imagine if I were...oh, say a
engineering major using highly technical language, the scores might b
considerably higher.
A 12.6 would imply that readers below grade 12 might find the idea
and/or vocabulary of your composition somewhat challenging
By the way, just for fun, I did a copy and paste of the above text (th
paragraphs above this sentence), and according to the Flesch-Kincai
grade-level measurement on MS Word, my response to your questio
received a 14.8, yet I'm sure that many 9th graders could easil
comprehend its meaning.
(The entire post excluding this sentence is 16.8....lol post-grad?
doubt it)