<p>i have exhausted the BB tests as well as the college board online course tests. </p>
<p>is the 11 SAT by Princeton Review book tests realistic? How did you guys like it? what were your guys's PR practice tests vs. your actual scores?</p>
<p>they are easier and a little off in my experience...</p>
<p>Very off. Wasted $20 I did. Buy it not you should.</p>
<p>Whats with Yoda, Godfatherbob?</p>
<p>I thought those tests were great, actually. They are the ones most recommended after CB in this forum; that's how I heard about them.</p>
<p>i think they're terrible. I did one and got around an 1800, then did a collegeboard one and got between 2100-2300.</p>
<p>^Odd that is. Generally, better people do on PR tests. </p>
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<p>Be so that may be. However, if right you play your cards, get at least 15 CB practice tests you could (including BB). Be necessary using PR tests should not.</p>
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<p>Know I do not. But, because of your comment, like Yoda now I am still speaking. Your fault this post is.</p>
<p>Laugh you make me. Weird you are. :)</p>
<p>An invalid concept weird is. Unique everyone is, therefore no meaning weird has. Know this everyone should, therefore, since know you don't, weird YOU are! =p</p>
<p>^ :) Nice point.</p>
<p>PR's 11 tests are fine. By fine I don't mean the type of fineness that you can trust on. It would, for instance, be gravely simpleminded to take these tests last. On the contrary, it would be OK to use them first, when you've just been introduced to the test and you need some rough practice to get acquainted with everything. CollegeBoard's tests should always be taken last so that you have a good feel of what the SAT actually tests, which, in my opinion, is crucial.</p>
<p>The princeton review tests are aweful.</p>
<p>i got 2020 on a pr test.</p>
<p>2310 on the actual thing.</p>
<p>is it bad to use this just to study for writing and CR sections? To get more practice problems...</p>
<p>or do they not relate to the actual SAT CR + Writing at all...</p>
<p>i heard the Math is completely unrealistic but the CR and Writing are pretty good</p>
<p>Revise my statement I must. Extremely unique are you.
To the other posters, sorry I am. Off topic I have gotten.</p>
<p>IMO, very important it is to use actual CB tests for CR. With CB tests, 100% incorrect and supported by the text not four answer options always are and 100% correct and supported by the test the other answer option always is. But, noticed I have, that not true this always is with nonofficial practice tests, and be terrible to study from (even deleterious) those passages would. Even if the right answer you pick, overlooked a bit of the text that supports a wrong answer you may have. However, grammar is grammar, so fine doing the WR sections would be, even if slightly ambiguous the choices may be.</p>
<p>actually i just used it...</p>
<p>it is completely stupid and so different from the real SATs...</p>
<p>the CR reading has a section with 3 straight short answers and one short short passage, the writing has 33 questions not 35, the math doesn't look 100% right, and there are CR sections without any SC at all...</p>
<p>definitely regret getting it though i will still use it</p>
<p>ok, enough with the Yoda speak already...it's funny like once or twice, but that's about it.</p>
<p>^Hurt words do.</p>
<p>hahaha :)</p>
<p>i say the book is good for practice and that's about it.</p>
<p>Don't get it to do actual practice SAT test with... use it for practice sections</p>
<p>math and writing is the only section that it is good for. the CR is absolute crap!</p>
<p>really? I heard it was good for CR and Writing and Math stunk...</p>
<p>the CR is unrealistic but i think it isn't bad... it has the sections in weird order but it is still good practice.</p>
<p>Not realistic but if you are used to the real way SAT is, it should not bother you</p>