<p>Just copy and paste and put ur number wrong</p>
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:
<p>Writing:
<p>CR: 650 (11 wrong/no skip)
<p>somehow when i re-add my writing multiple choice (everything i got right and wrong) it only adds up to 49, not 62. i wonder were everything else went.</p>
Kowloon
February 27, 2008, 11:11am
3
<p>CR: 690 (8 wrong/ no skip)
<p>uninfatuated, its because you have to multiply your essay score by 2.</p>
bco09
February 27, 2008, 11:44am
4
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800:
Flame
February 27, 2008, 11:52am
5
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:
<p>Writing:
<p>Yeah, I’m good at Writing multiple choice and SUCK SO MUCH at CR passages.</p>
simple1
February 27, 2008, 12:07pm
6
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800:
gg0624
February 27, 2008, 3:45pm
9
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800: 1 wrong/no skip/12 essay
lovemom
February 27, 2008, 5:16pm
10
<p>bco09 - congrats on your fabulous Math score!! D is taking SAT 2nd time on Sat. She got a 680 on the Jan SAT. She is weak on the hard Algebra problems, - any last minute tips?</p>
<p>Also - it looks like the Jan Math scores are basically +10 points from the mid-point of the scaled score ranges shown in the BB, is this typical? will the March test be similar, do scaled scores ever fall below the mid-point?</p>
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800:
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800: 1 wrong/no skip/12 essay
<p>Math-670-5 wrong 3 omitted
bco09
February 27, 2008, 9:51pm
13
<p>To be honest, 680 isn’t all that bad (i got 670 in my weak spot, writing), but if she can improve then great! I think that if she is aiming above 700 she probably shouldnt omit any questions, especially in math where the curve is so harsh and leaving out a problem almost guarantees you cant get an 800. </p>
<p>As for the hard algebra problems: In my experience they can all be solved by hand relatively easily… but then again that is for me. If your daughter does not have the math background/HS courses necessary to deal with powers or whatever, her graphing calculator can be her best friend (assuming she doesnt make a silly mistake with parenthesis). Her options if she can’t solve an equation by hand include graphing the function and calculating min/max/intersection (for parabola problems) or plugging the function/equation into Y1 and then using the Yvars option to plug in each answer until she gets the one that makes the equation work.</p>
<p>Best of luck with the test</p>
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800: 2 wrong/no skip
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800: 1 wrong/no skip/12 essay
<p>if u get the same score as someone else just put a comma after theirs and put urs in parenthesis… im still lowest CR haha</p>
<p>Math:
<p>Critical Reading:</p>
<p>800: 2 wrong/no skip, 0 wrong/no skip
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>800: 1 wrong/no skip/12 essay
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