Experimental sections

<p>I'm pretty sure the childhood activity thing that ru03j89 talked about was experimental since I didn't have it...but that was critical, right? What could have been the writing experimental?????? </p>

<p>Because I originally thought (and still think) I had a CR experimental since I thought I had four of them, but after posting at some other thread, I'm having second thoughts.</p>

<p>if u say that you didnt have it then how can u have 4 CR sectinos?</p>

<p>wat order did all ur sections appear?</p>

<p>How do you know which section is expirimental?</p>

<p>@ru03j89: I think my order was:</p>

<ol>
<li>Essay</li>
<li>CR</li>
<li>CR</li>
<li>Ma</li>
<li>Wr</li>
<li>Cr</li>
<li>Ma</li>
<li>Cr</li>
<li>Ma</li>
<li>Wr</li>
</ol>

<p>I'm positive my two sections after the essay were both critical, which I took as kind of a hint that Cr was going to be my experimental. I'm pretty sure this was the exact order, but I could have switched stuff up later on.</p>

<p>i had the same order. but i dunno which one is experiemntal</p>

<p>I forgot the order of my test but I had 4 math sections, with two with grid-ins, so it must be one of them.</p>

<p>i had four math but only one grid in. I could be wrong but im fairly sure thats how my test was set up. Sections 2, 3, 5, and 8 were my maths. I think and HOPE that the experiemental section was the third section because 2, 5, and 8 were unusually simple IMO.</p>

<p>ru03j89, i had the same order as well, the experimental section was the 2nd CR (although i forget what the reading passage was...someone refresh me)</p>

<p>i think the first one was experimental</p>

<p>thats the one with childhood activities and words.</p>

<p>what the hell are you guys talking about</p>

<p>The Seeds of Peace was part of the WRITING section. It was the improving paragraphs.</p>

<p>How could that by itself be an experimental section..</p>

<p>i think the essay was experimental :) lol jk.</p>

<p>on topic: i had 4 CRs</p>

<p>1 Essay
2 CR - 23 q's 5 sentence comps. 2 short passages and 2 medium passages
3 CR - 24 q's 8 sentence comps. 2 short passages 1 long passage
4 M - 18 q's with grid ins
5 W - 35 qs
6 CR - 24 q's 5 sentence comps. 2 short passages. 1 med passage, 1 long passage about ice age (double passage)
7 M - 20q's
8 CR - 19 q's 6 sentence comps. 13 passage based q's
9 M - 16 q's
10 W - 14 q's</p>

<p>I think section 2 was experimental. there were only 23 questions and the total number of CR should be 67. THe only way for that is for sections 3,6 and 8 to be the actual sat test questions.</p>

<p>Section 6 has a possibility of being a experimental one. but dont get too exited cuz i am just theorizing. of all the PR tests that i have taken, the double passage is either in the section with "8 sentence comps, 2 short passages + one long (maybe double) passage" OR "6 sentence comps + one long (maybe double passage).</p>

<p>My theory is that if its a double passage, then that should be the only passage (long passage) in the section. So there might be some hope that the ice age one might be experiment. but then again...ppl owned the section about language (sec 2) so the curve might be disasterous. 1 wrong might be 780 who knows....</p>

<p>as of now, section 2 is the experimental one IMO.</p>

<p>HOLYGOODNESS
ice age was some crazayyazz biznazzz</p>

<p>yea i agree its the section 2
i thought you said that its number 2 of critical reading
section 2 is the one with child hood activity right?</p>

<p>I had 4 CR, 3 math, and 3 writing... And my section 2 was Math... i also had 2 Math MC and only 1 math MC w/ fill in... So what's my experimental?</p>

<p>CR, you normally only have 3</p>

<p>I had experimental math, and I don't remember anything about a child activity, unless it was the passage that suggested crayon drawings were the author's poetry. </p>

<p>Also, I thought the ice age passage questions weren't bad. I'm good at CR, though. </p>

<p>My math were 2, 3, 5, 8. Anyone know which math was experimental?</p>

<p>who cares you'll find out soon anyway</p>

<p>Clearly, a large number of people are not quite as patient as you are. :)</p>