<p>How many CR questions can you miss on the SAT and still get an 800? Do you have to get every single one? What are the approximate curves?</p>
<p>It depends on the test curve, but from the one I took in October 2005 all the following are possible:
omit one
omit two
get one wrong
get two wrong
get one wrong and omit one</p>
<p>Two wrong and still an 800? That's awesome.</p>
<p>lol heck no its not awesome. it just means the test was amazingly hard.</p>
<p>Harder than an average one? So on the average test, what score will two wrong get you?</p>
<p>Two wrong can from what I believe can guarantee you a 780 and up depending on how the curve is made and if a score of 780 actualliy exists on the curve. However, CR is known for allowing an answer or two wrong and still getting the perfect score, however with math it's a whole new story because even omitting one usually gets you a 790 so basically it's all or nothing.</p>
<p>Oh, ok. So it would be pretty probable to miss one on CR and get the 800?</p>
<p>I would say generally that's a safe bet because I know some of my friends who hit 800 on CR saw that on their score report they got one wrong, though of course there could be exceptions to this.</p>
<p>All right then... I don't even know why I'm worrying about this, since I doubt I can get all of them except one right... :D</p>
<p>It's all good, I'm lucky when I get 3/4 of them right, so...</p>
<p>Recently I've gotten a lot better at CR... I don't know if it was just a fluke on the last test I took or not <em>crosses fingers</em></p>
<p>I doubt it was a fluke, though good luck with your next testing [wow can't believe i'm done with sat's now that i think about it]</p>
<p>haha thanks... man, I wish I was done with SATs. I don't know what I'll do with my spare minutes after I'm done :D</p>
<p>Oh lol, trust me there isn't that much time left over :)</p>
<p>haha, great :D</p>