<p>zkap, I’m just hoping for 2000+ which seems facile as I, so far have gotten no CR/WR questions wrong out of the ones which have been discussed. My ideal score is 2250 for now. My results will reaffirm/force me to change my expectations.</p>
<p>I was aiming for a 2400, but now I’m aiming for 2340 due to stupid CR</p>
<p>Well, I guess we’ll have to wait for someone who knows what it is.</p>
<p>I’m…sorry? haha
I feel like a lot of people on here overestimate their scores. Every time testing comes around and everyone discusses these questions or how they felt about the test in general, I feel so small. But once the results come out, I realize I actually scored higher than a lot of the people who thought they’d do really well. Maybe I have an inferiority complex :P</p>
<p>As for the 16, I really wish I remembered the question.
I can even remember that it was at the bottom left hand corner of the back side of a page. Was it a geometry problem? With triangles?</p>
<p>haha little penguin, no you are exactly right, people who are aiming for 2400 usually just set up for disappointment and end up 400 lower, everyone is wrapped so tight, i would like to get 2150+ but who knows i’ll get wjat I get, I just want to understand my placement based on the right answers</p>
<p>the only 16 i can recall is
that one just mentioned:</p>
<p>x+y = z
and z = 8</p>
<p>find x+y+z</p>
<p>did we get that the area of the triangle w perimeter 30 with sides x, x+7, x+8 equals 30 also</p>
<p>That was probably also experimental…?</p>
<p>No I don’t think it was experimental. I had that problem.
And yes area is also 30</p>
<p>Math exp = knitting I believe</p>
<p>There are 5 math sections at least given out in total I had four and I heard there was a question with the first 98 terms or something that I didn’t have</p>
<p>I know for a fact that I had an experimental math section and I also know that I had a math problem about knitting. I also know that there are some people saying that they didn’t have any knitting problem thus allowing me to conclude the knitting section = experimental math section.</p>
<p>does anyone know around what score i can get with 3 wrong and 8 omitted…im shooting for 650</p>
<p>around 630-650 i believe…
@thesos yeah i had CR experimental and never got a problem about knitting. exp one was defintely knitting one…</p>
<p>Hey, is it me or are the Blue Book practice tests way harder than the real thing? I usually almost always missed 3-4 per test for math alone but in the two times I’ve taken the real SAT, the math sections seem to be much easier. Anyone else feel this way too?</p>
<p>I took the first blue book test 3 weeks ago and got 2100 with around 750 for CR/WR, but the math killed me with a 630. This time around I’m sure I got like 4 wrong and 5-7 omitted at least. The fact that I chose to omit questions rather than answer I hope raises me to at least a 650 from my practice. This really sucks because even if I get my ideal 2250 and 800 on two sections, if I get a 650 in math, I feel like I’m going to have to retake it again because I don’t want colleges to see how weak I am at the SAT math. I can do anything any of my teachers have ever taught and do it better than anyone in the class, but I just can’t apply it SAT style.</p>
<p>did anyone get a last question on the math to be a function problem? They gave you something likje g(b)=f(X) and f(x)= b or something likje that and they gave you a chart. this was the LAST question on one of the math sections, </p>
<p>and then another problem to be if side of cube is 12 then how many cirlces with radius 3 can fit inside? i think this section migh t have been experimental then…</p>
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<p>That must have been experimental; I didn’t have either of those questions.</p>
<p>I didn’t have those questions either.</p>
<p>So what score range am I looking at with -2 or -3? Higher than 700 right?</p>