<p>I was just thinking about this... Do any of you do this when you take the SAT I math? First, I go to the last and hardest questions. That way, I can use more energy and brainpower for those first... Also, as you do the rest of the questions, they'll get easier and thus your confidence will build. And, if you don't get a "hard" question, you'll have it in the back of your mind while you do the rest of the questions and you'll probably eventually figure it out. It worked for me... I received an 800 on the SAT I math. Anyway, that's just what I do. So, again, how many of you actually do this?</p>
<p>i just start from beginning.</p>
<p>sat1 math is a joke anyways</p>
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<p>Indeed. All questions are easy to death.</p>
<p>namkim, Rhapsody. Honestly, I would hate to be one of your friends.</p>
<p>so you work backwards or just skip around? i'll try this out.</p>