<p>I read and practiced for the math, yet the test had different concepts than in the Princeton Review Book. I made a 25 on the math and need at least a 30 on that part. It just seems as though I've learned all of these problems before, but they're presented differently on the test. On the reading, I struggle with fiction/humanity passages (subscore 10). Is it better to read these passages before looking at questions or vise versa? Any help is appreciated.</p>