<p>I am good at math, but sometimes I mess up on really difficult questions.
How many questions can I miss, usually, to get an 800? </p>
<p>Also, are the Barron's practice math tests harder than the real test?
If I'm getting around 700+ on those, what would I get on a real test?</p>
<p>Thank you in advance.</p>
<p>I feel like I’ve answered this question a million times… but Barrons is much harder than the real test, and a 700+ on those would likely guarantee a 770+ on the real test.</p>
<p>yeah, barrons is much harder, i was scoring around 600 on the barrons tests, and was totally freaking out. i almost decided last minute to take math I… but i took math II in the end and scored 710. i’m going to take math I this saturday</p>
<p>sorry neekzag :S I was just really worried.
I’ve been scoring above 700 on Barron’s, so I’m not so worried now!
Yay :)</p>
<p>neekzg: do you know how barron’s practice tests are in bio, in comparison to the real thing? and sparknotes?</p>
<p>my problem now is that there are only 2 practice tests in barron’s bio book, both of them i managed to get 800 on after doing them 5 times, but i don’t know if I’ve really gotten better or if it’s just because i know the test now.
on sparknotes i haven’t been scoring as well, but when i reviewed the answers i realized there where a few mistakes in their correction (like sometimes it says “B is incorrect, you should have selected B” when i in fact did check b. or answers C, D and E are all labelled answer C and it says “you should have selected D”, and i had selected the forth answer, so D)</p>