I got it. it was “miscellany”, a collection of …
ahhh ok. @hypocrit u got any other questions you remember? for math especially?
@asiankid88 I didn’t get the question at the first sight but then I think I understood how to solve it and (I’m not sure but) I marked “2h+1”. Though it might be “2h-1” 
@Hypocrit Yeah, it was “miscellany”.
Anyone have any luck with finding the curve for the oct 2012 test or the QAS for it?
@asiankid88
for math am pretty sure of all the answers.
Do u think a -3, -4 in the CR can still get me +750 ?
@ksvsrm curve is out. QAS, no.
@asiankid88 does this display the intenational thread or the US one for Oct 2012?
@Hypocrit yes, the curve should get you a 750, if not, a 740?
@ksvsrm this is the international thread
I’m sorry, I forgot posting the link i was talking about. 
@asiankid88 does this link display the curve for the intenational test or the US one for Oct 2012?
http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/SAT-Released-Test-Curves.pdf
That’s the US test.
@Hypocrit Any particularly hard or tricky ones you remember?
what about the roman numeral options for math, i forgot the question but im uncertain about it
@abc1688 It was III only right?
haha dude i cant even remember the question, i was wondering if anyone did so i can remember what i chose haha
AFAIR, there were two questions with roman numerals…
If you’re talking about “Parabola” question (values that satisfy the equation), it was II and III, and I am pretty sure about this one.
I don’t remember the second one, well, I am not even sure whether there were a second one 
But I am sure about parabola question…
ahh what was the parabola one?? i cant really remmeber that one 
@oz4nss
@abc1688 There was a parabola equation like “x^2 - 5x + 6 = y” (I invented this now, I don’t remember the real equation) and it was asking like “Which values satisfy the equation above?”, there were three values, I) “x = 2”, II) “y = 4”, III) “y = x + 1” (I don’t remember the exact values, as I said) and the answer was II and III.
oo ok cheers
@oz4nss yes, that’s one of them. However, there was another one I believe