<p>Taking the sat for the first time. I’ve been doing practice tests and have been getting low 600’s on both cr and writing with perfects on math. … Hope I get lucky on the non math parts tomorrow.</p>
<p>Taking tomorrows test as well, what’s the significance of the info in the google drive for the test that was posted earlier?</p>
<p>Good luck, everyone</p>
<p>andrew that drive is where we’re going to post the test answers after we’ve taken the test. Good luck everyone! Get some rest and eat :)</p>
<p>Any last minute tips for boosting your essay grade? I have trouble with coming up with examples, so that’s the scariest portion of the test for me. ;-;</p>
<p>@DaneBrick
Watch a classic movie tonight, you’d think I’m joking but I’m not… If it’s a good, and classic movie, you’ll easily be able to integrate it </p>
<p>For example, I am watching Dead Poets Society tonight, a movie I love, and an ultimate classic</p>
<p>Is it necessary I have a watch at the SAT? I’m not sure if the proctor will call out the times during the test, so I was wondering if I would really need one, even though I usually finish sections with 7-10 minutes left.</p>
<p>They will call out 10 or 5 minute left usually.</p>
<p>ive tested at two different test centers fort he SAT and PSAT and they gave generous heads up for time.</p>
<p>I’ve finished the test! So glad it’s all over. (I’m in Australia, so I’m 19-16 hours ahead of the U.S.)</p>
<p>I never had to use a watch unless the clock was placed behind me and I didn’t want to glance behind. Clocks were always in front of room where I tested and proctors gave 5 minute warnings every time. 
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<p>Good luck to everyone and let’s not hope the curve is like last years. Cheers!</p>
<p>I’m hoping desperately for a 2300+. I worked so hard for this. I spent literally every day of my summer break doing SAT prep.</p>
<p>yoo does anyone here remember the last maths gridding in question?</p>
<p>I finished the test as well. I am so relieved that it is over! I am also hoping for 2300+… @snail17, if you remind me of the topic, I bet I can remember the answer. What did you guys think in general? I think I got pretty lucky with the vocabulary that came up because I had studied them over winter break. Overall, I didn’t think it was bad compared to some of the practice exams I have done.</p>
<p>i cant remember that question eitherr but i think the answer was 6</p>
<p>that last grid in was very confusing to me. The question was a and b are integers, if (a-b)^n = (b-a)^n and n is between 100 and 110 how many different values of n are possible? I put 11 because it didn’t say that a did not equal b. Because if a=b than you will 0^n equal 0^n so all n will work. What do you guys think? </p>
<p>■■■■ THANK YOU i finally remember, the answer was 6, cos all the even numbers and ■■■■ i guess</p>
<p>but what if a=b?</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the passage about the kid who found a book he liked?
One of the questions included foreshadowing and flashback. I put flashback, is it correct?
Also the last section about the elephants. One of the questions is about siri or the other elephant who was taught how to draw. I forgot what the question asked but it was something like ‘the elephant mentioned in passage 2… Would most likely not fit into the category of passage 1 because’ or something like that. one of the choices was because she was taught how to draw. Is it correct?
I found critical reading difficult. Do you guys remember any questions???</p>
<p>@silver1726 i put personification for the book question because it said something like the text on the book smiled at him and i have the same answer to your second question but what did you put for the last grid in? The question with (a-b)^n=(b-a)^n ?</p>
<p>Nothing</p>