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There are 5 cases, when exactly 4 of 5 items answered correctly.
Add to it one case when all 5 items answered correctly, and you will get the ANSWER 5 + 1 = 6, finally.
Solved.
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The post-solution note:
@ewatrrr produced different answer from mine, and it REQUIRES me to make explanations.
The cause is in that @ewatrrr INCORRECTLY treats the notion "answer".
In this context, the answer IS NOT HOW or WHAT the teacher evaluates the student's answer.
It is not a "CORRECT" or "INCORRECT" output value of the item.
For each "item", the answer is one of options A, B, C, or D, marked by student and treated as the answer.
It is absolutely standard and traditional interpretation in this kind of problems.
Keeping it in mind, EVERYBODY should CLEARLY UNDERSTAND that my solution is CORRECT,
while @ewatrrr solution is WRONG.
They are VERY ELEMENTARY conceptions for this kind of problems, that everybody knows or should know --- but not @ewatrrr.