<p>Did anyone take it? If so, post your thoughts!</p>
<p>I did and I thought some parts were easier compared to Jan 5th SSAT, but that's just me.</p>
<p>I took the Feb 2 SSAT. Thought I did great on Math and Reading, but only answered like half of the questions on verbal. Thought it was much more difficult than when I took the SSAT 2 years ago, imo.</p>
<p>I topk it too. Is it me or was the verbal even worse?? 
how do you guys think you did?</p>
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<p>I thought verbal was ok…</p>
<p>I guess it’s just me then 
verbal has always been my weakest.</p>
<p>I definitely found the math easier and the reading about the same, but the verbal way harder. I had words like Quixotic, and Abhor, and Conciliatory, which I did not know at all. Im worried it wont be that much different than my first one</p>
<p>EHSWFSMBURGHOPE, it seems like we took the same test as some of those words brush my memory. How many did you end up answering ?
When you prep for these tests, they tell you to make educated guesses from roots of words and such. I guess they didn’t have like 50% of the words in mind that were on my test…</p>
<p>Don Quixote was quixotic.
I abhor things that are horrid.
They reconciled in a very conciliatory manner.</p>
<p>Yes, these sentences are intentionally redundant, but the point is how to use easier words or associations to make those guessed.</p>
<p>I took it too, it was my first time. Thought it was a lot harder the thing that I found hard was the limited amount of time given. I took the upper level test and was able to answer 98.5%n of the test, I admit I had to guess in some of them. As everyone else I hope to get a good score but I dont know if it was a good idea to answer most of them although I tried to make an “educated” guess as they call it</p>
<p>I think knowing Spanish and French helped a LOT on the verbal section, did anyone had the same feeling? I couldnt finish the reading section since I ran out of time … but I only left 3 unanswered questions</p>
<p>Latin helps the most</p>
<p>I answered about 45/50 with about 6 guesses and 10 educated guesses. I took the six guesses on analogies, and I only guessed those because they shared common features with the example.</p>
<p>I took it. Math seemed much easier, reading harder, and verbal about the same. Being myself, I hate leaving answers blank so when I finished early, I went back and made educated guesses on everything verbal. Dumb mistake. Can’t wait for the scores though!</p>