<p>Hi everyone,
I've been taking a few practice tests for the SAT II Math level 1 which is coming up. I'm a fairly strong math student but I decided to take level 1 since I still have time for level 2 next year. I know all the material and it's pretty easy, but I just keep making little careless mistakes (missing out a factor, stuff like that) which could really pull down my score...any suggestions for reducing careless error?
Thanks!!</p>
<p>Pay more attention to what you are doing.</p>
<p>Take your time during tests. When checking, go over it like you’re taking the test again. This helped me get REALLY good grades in my math classes. I hope you do well, good luck.</p>
<p>become literate</p>
<p>try not to rush it.</p>
<p>I get a low A, high B every math test because i have to rush through them or else I don’t finish. And this leads to making careless mistakes like forgetting a negative sign, multiplying wrong etc.</p>
<p>When it come to math, ALWAYS check your sign. That what I keep telling myself lol.</p>