***June 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>@RandomHSer‌ @presque‌ thanks!</p>

<p>My experimental was a Cr one. It was so stupid, I knew it was a experimental, I should have slept at that time to gain some energy. it was about oil and it had a graph. Did anyone have that?</p>

<p>@APmaster007 that wasn’t experimental i had that and 2 grid in math sections…</p>

<p>JK i didnt have that it definitely was experimental lol</p>

<p>@racksonracks
You would have thought I would have been concerned, but at this point I don’t really care. I know I did bad on the writing section so I am definitely going to take it again in oct.</p>

<p>@apmaster007 lol are you gonna take sat 2s or no?</p>

<p>@racksonracks IDk, I probably will. I still have November to take them. What about December, would I still have time to take subject tests or no?</p>

<p>What do you guys think 2 wrong with a 12 essay would be for writing? 800?</p>

<p>@apmaster007 i think october is latest for earl decision on sats</p>

<p>Could someone please explain the fish one to me?</p>

<p>@Platinumxx2 I believe that is about correct. Either 1-2 wrong with a 12 is still an 800.</p>

<p>@AndrewJeska According to the doc, here is the problem:</p>

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<p>Set up a system of equations. Variable T is what Tom says it is, and X is what it actually is.</p>

<p>Look at the first statement: If Tom added 4 to the amount of fish he had said (4 + T), it would be 3 times the actual amount (3X). There’s the first equation: </p>

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<p>Now, look at the second statement: If Tom added 2 to the actual amount (X + 2), it would be half of what he said (T/2 or TX). There’s the second equation:</p>

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<p>Solve for T in each equation.

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<p>Set them equal to eachother and solve for X (the actual):</p>

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<p>The answer, AKA the actual length of the fish, is 8. Hope this helped (and wasn’t too long)!</p>

<p>I didn’t have the fish one… odd. There are at LEAST 3 different experimental sections for math, another three for writing, and another three for critical reading. </p>

<p>@godsgem322 I had the fish one, but I don’t think that was experimental because I had a reading passage on Thoreau, which people say is experimental. I could be wrong though…</p>

<p>The fish-math section was not experimental, I had it even though I also had a reading section with ridiculously easy vocabulary questions and a passage on the Higgs boson that including graphs. Unless the College Board was high when they wrote that reading section, I’m positive it was experimental.
@wchristen89‌ Yeah the Thoreau one was deffffff experimental</p>

<p>pretty sure the fish one was not experimental. I had one with a picture of a rabbit/duck and I am about 500% sure that was experimental.</p>

<p>For the fish one I was too lazy to work it out so I just wrote out the information given in math terms and plugged in answer choices </p>

<p>dangit! i just realized i answered what the dude said the fish was, 20, not what it actually was, 8… i did the whole problem right though…so frustrated</p>

<p>will there ever be a google doc free from trolls</p>

<p>This was a question about the extinction of bears passage. What would be something the guy would say or a question along those lines? Also, what was the question and the choices for the other question for that passage?</p>

<p>Does anyone remember the answer choices “Celebrity publicity rights” and “scholarly views on a legal issue”. I put the latter, but many people are saying it was simply celeb publicity rights.</p>

<p>I don’t think it was specifically about celebs; they disscussed the rights of the average person as well</p>