<p>I just took an entire cr section from the blue book for this saturday's sat. On the first section got -1, the second -3, but the third section killed me. It was the Jocelyn College one. I got -4 on this one. The questions toward the end of the passage were difficult to understand. If the real sat passages are like this too, im screwed.</p>
<p>So obviously im wondering the relative difficulty of the actual tests passages. That way I can plan accordingly for the upcoming one.</p>
<p>No one can give you an accurate answer. The passage difficulty varies from test to test and can even vary from section to section.</p>
<p>Yeah its true you cant do that. But im just looking for a general answer. From your expirience.</p>
<p>Jocelyn College passage is narrative and involves some irony. Those are usually among the hardest passages for most students.</p>
<p>And that’s what makes it so hard. If you cant understand the irony and methaphors and whatever else thats in there, you completely mis interpret the passage. So when you answer the questions you end up contradicting your self at times. Its tough but I hope I get a pssage I can handle.</p>