<p>This was my second time taking this test, I thought it was a bit easier than the November test but still rather confusing. I talked with my friend who also took the Lit today and we found that we disagreed on a number of questions. I'm really nervous though because I HAVE to get a significantly better score than last time. Any thoughts or comments about your experience with the SAT II Literature today?</p>
<p>The story about music and the guy whose girlfriend dumped him confused me greatly. Remember any of the answers? I thought they were rather silly questions.. also on the Pygmalion one why was he jealous?</p>
<p>What time are we allowed to discuss answers?</p>
<p>The passage about Zora Neale Hurston was the most confusing to me. I also spent a great deal of time on the poem about Galatea. I remember I had the most trouble with questions 7 (the first passage about Mrs. Slipshod or something & Joseph). I'm also worried because I can't remember if I left an answer blank or not on the music passage. It's weird to me because I usually remember my answers quite distinctly right after the test. But this time I don't even remember what I put, if anything at all. Bleh. =[</p>
<p>Oops... not entirely sure, sorry.</p>
<p>I thought it was fair. poetry was easier than expected</p>
<p>I wonder what the curve will be like. The curves in Kaplan seem to be a lot more lenient than the curves in PR or the REAL SAT II book. Anyone with past experience have any input on past curves? I really want to get 750+. Now if I could only dig out my old score report...</p>
<p>Could you do that? What do score reports actually say.. just the number you got right and wrong etc?</p>
<p>I found the letter they mailed to me, but it only tells the percentile not the actual number of rights/wrongs/omits....anyone with a detailed score report?</p>
<p>By the way you should probably be allowed to discuss now because I'm in England and finished the test 4 hours ago, Australia finished it before us and so if America has finished then there's no one else really (if it's done on time zones..) Depends which coast you're on I suppose.</p>
<p>Well, ok...any questions that were particularly difficult or confusing? The question that I spent a lot of time on was number 7, which asked "which of the following characteristics is LEAST associated with Mrs. Slipshod?"</p>
<p>poetry was awesome. and, i had already read the zora passage! yuss. i thought it was fair except for the train passage. i started freaking out and chose random answers. we'll see.</p>
<p>the slipshod passage... was it II and III only?</p>
<p>Which question was that? I remember the first Q was about who should find Mrs. S amusing. The answer I put was like Joseph, narrator, and reader.</p>
<p>i wasn't all too sure that joseph was finding her amusing..</p>
<p>I think he did, considering that Mrs. S was obviously misusing words while Joseph was saying how "learned" she was.</p>
<p>^agreed. i hope that's right, anyway. heh.</p>
<p>****...i didnt notice she was misusing words</p>
<p>what was the failing ridicule one for joseph?</p>
<p>It took me a while to realize she was misusings words too...I think the ridicule one was vanity? I was a bit unsure about that. What about the LEAST characteristic of Mrs. S - presumption, irony, self-deception, lust, or aggression? I spent sooooo much time on that one.</p>
<p>i thought vanity as well.</p>