<p>This sounds superrrr nerdy, but. I like them.</p>
<p>With exception of long, boring reading passages and the passages in the writing section, taking the test is enjoyable for me. Especially the math section.</p>
<p>I think I'm done with the SAT (unless I did a lot worse on this test than I think I did), which is kind of disappointing. No more practice tests. No more vocabulary. No more hard math questions that give such a thrill when I solve them. No turning to the back of the book and checking off the correct answers.</p>
<p>I used to.
Until yesterday’s October SAT broke my confidence.
Now I don’t. Although I’ll like it again if I get 740 on CR and when I prepare for December SAT (math section particularly)</p>
<p>I love the SAT. I do practice tests in my free time because I like it for some reason. If it weren’t for the money, I’d take it every month. It’s a good way to determine your critical thinking ability.</p>
<p>I think SAT Math is fun. haha. and i always like that “aha” moment when you realize the trick theyre trying to play on you and you get the question right. not a fan of reading passages though.</p>
<p>So yesterday was my first time, apart from the essay and comparing reading passages, I like the SAT too. It’s more challenging than school. But then again, I’m probably regret saying this when my scores come out. :)</p>
<p>I like the adrenaline rush of taking the SAT. I agree that I enjoy figuring out the tricks on the math section. The only part I don’t like about the SAT is the essay, because it’s stressful to develop all my ideas and put them down in only 25 minutes.</p>
<p>ugh yeah I hate the essay~
but, I’d be fine with it if it were 45 minutes. I could even go down to 35. But 25 is I think a bad idea because its not realistic at all… its not producing “best of the best” results, its producing “best of the worst” results.
I like writing essays though. Just not timed ones. I like writing really long involved **** which is always a bad idea on timed essays (on all my AP exams, I spent way too much time on the first two essays and was left with 10 minutes to write the last one)</p>
<p>@ reading passage; it depends on the passage for me. I enjoyed reading some of them on this SAT. I wish there were more fiction/intriguing nonfiction than there is.
on some of the practice tests there were really creative fiction excerpts that were so cool to read…</p>
<p>No more standardized tests! what will I do with myself???</p>
<p>But I do think some of the reading passages are very interesting and the math is always a fun section, it like solving little puzzles and riddles.</p>
<p>@ linger
there are still a couple more depending on what field you go into :D</p>
<p>grammar errors have a bit of that puzzle quality too, but maybe that’s just me. (this SAT doesn’t count since all the errors were glaringly obvious)</p>
It’s a good way to determine your critical thinking ability.</p>
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