Experimental Section is OUT!

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<p>Yes! For me, section 3 is gone! Yes!!</p>

<p>This sucks. I did worse on the real one...DANG IT!!! I completely aced the experimental...It's so lame...</p>

<p>im sorry but....do they post the section? Knowing which section is out is not beneficial to me lol. It was 2 math sections in a row</p>

<p>Finally, confirmation that I really did have a CR experimental.</p>

<p>The 3rd section was the one with the stupid aunt in it right?</p>

<p>well for me it was a math one.</p>

<p>Mine was writing..</p>

<p>Does anyone know whether the information posted refers to the international SAT as well?
If I had two 25-min writing sections (except the essay), one of them had to be experimental, right?</p>

<p>^ Yes I'm international too, the first writing was experimental.</p>

<p>Yes!!! The math section I sucked on was experimental!</p>

<p>The Aunt writing section was freaking hard! But the other writing was reasonable. Yay~</p>

<p>The info posted can apply to international students. I am from Canada and I got one of the versions up there.</p>

<p>OMG WHAT COLOR WAS MY COVER! DANG. I don't recall. Black and white i THINK.</p>

<p>Mine went
1 Essay
2 Math
3 Math</p>

<p>So it's possible either of the maths was experimental? how the heck am i supposed to know which one? lol. Anyone remember any questions from the math exp one so i can classify?</p>

<p>can you recall where the grid in section you did was? If it was in section 5 your experimental math was #3 section. Or if you can recall where you had two long passages?</p>

<p>I got section 3 as my experimental section, but it is a writing section I guess.</p>

<p>wat does equating mean? what was the equating section...</p>

<p>does anyone remember what section that one question with 3z=6 was on?</p>

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wat does equating mean?

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<p>Making sure the standard scores on the 200 to 800 scale for each section are comparable from one adminstration of the test to another. </p>

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