<p>Hey guys,
I was wondering,is it true that everyone gets different tests?I mean,the problems are the the same but arranged in a different way ?I think there are 2 or 3 different tests per test room and students sitting next to each other dont work on the same one ,but it is hard for CB to design different test for everyone..
For example,when i took the test in January,i accidentally saw that a girl sitting in front of me worked on math,while i was working on CR.Then i turned around and saw that a guy sitting behind me worked on the same math section the girl in front of me had.
This arrangement is very astute because cheating would be really easy if we all work on the same test..</p>
<p>I suppose the order of the sections wouldn't matter, since they're all 25 minutes except for the last few.</p>
<p>Meh I'm not sure if cheating on a test like the SAT would be worth it. Seeing as that most of the people around you are strangers so you have no idea how intelligent or prepared for the test they are and the consequences of being caught cheating are so harsh.</p>
<p>yeah the sections are mixed up and if you take the test a different day you get a totally different test. The experimentals are different too, so it's really not of any use to you to try to cheat. Unlike the makers of the ACT, the ETS considers cheating a very serious problem and takes the necessary measures to prevent it.</p>
<p>Yeah, the order of the sections are different I guess. But hey, its not worth looking around. A boy in my room got his test cancelled for looking around during the test. Focus on your questions during the exams and don't waste time looking around.</p>
<p>Yes ,the sections are different and people in the room are completely strangers ,so we cant know who is smart enough to copy from :D:D:D
But i think CB cant make completely different sections arrangement for everyone.For example,the guys behind me and infront of me may have different tests ,with different Experimental section,but a guy who sits in the other corner of the room has absolutely the same test ;]</p>