<p>I've been doing a few writing practice sections for the upcoming October SAT and have seen that sometimes I get as low a score as 650 and sometimes I get a near perfect score. Does this mean I know all the material and I'm just not focused sometimes? It's kind of frustrating when this happens...</p>
<p>Are the practice tests all from the same book?</p>
<p>Ya they were all either from the blue book or released tests from the collegeboard so they are all official and real, no third party stuff.</p>
<p>Maybe you’re just out of it some days? If you can get a near perfect, then you’re probably pretty good at the writing section. </p>
<p>If it’s just a focus issue, set aside a specific time to practice so you won’t worry about your schedule, make sure you’ve eaten and rested well, and practice in an uncluttered, quiet place. It’s a really duh thing to say, but things like that can affect how well you do.</p>
<p>Ya I’ll try another section tomorrow and see what happens. Sometimes I can just hear the sentence and know the right answer. Other times I get caught up on minute details that bog me down for some reason. I’ll try to approach my next test calmly lol :-P</p>
<p>So I just took another writing section and ended up scoring a 670 compared to my last score of a 780 lol. On the other hand, I got a 760 on critical reading which I’ve never really gotten. I guess it balances out lol. :-P</p>