<p>I guess not many people take the SAT II Latin test, because I never see discussion on this forum. Also, I could only find one up-to-date prep book, REA SAT Latin, which seems to be pretty good. </p>
<p>There's bound to be some helpful advice from past SAT Latin dominators.</p>
<p>I guess not! How about that.</p>
<p>I'd like to take the SAT II Latin, but the school I attend only provides 2 years of Latin at this current time, and I believe that I would be more efficient at the test if my school offered 3-4 years. I think there is a possibility I might take it next year, as I am only in my freshmen year.</p>
<p>If you've taken either AP Latin, you'll be more than prepared. The test was mostly reading comprehension, and you didn't always need to be able to translate it 100% accurately to know the answers. There was grammar and a few derivatives when I took it. I'd review basic grammar rules (verb charts, when to use subjunctives, that sort of thing). If you are good at translating Latin text or have had a lot of practice with it, you will be fine. Have you taken the Nat'l Latin Exam? It's really similar, maybe a little harder, but without the NLE's culture and mythology questions.</p>
<p>I am in Latin I and every year and will have to take the National Latin Exam, does that mean that I would be prepared for the Latin SAT II? I think I would need more but who knows.</p>
<p>I got a gold medal on the latin iii nle in the 9th grade, but I have had to seriously review forms and vocabulary in order to take it on dec 2. I really don't know how I will do.</p>