<p>The problem with the Hebrew SAT II is that it is catered towards native speakers. And even then there are ridiculous questions many natives don’t know. For example: האש a. אמיתי or b. אמיתית. Since there’s no plural for אש, it’s hard to know what the answer is (b). There are lots of questions like this that require a detailed and thorough knowledge of Hebrew. My sister, also a native speaker, took the SAT II and said that had she just taken it with no background knowledge in Hebrew, just k-8 classes, she would have done poorly. This is not to discourage you from taking the test, just letting you know that it’s really hard and just being proficient in it might not be enough to do well.</p>