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Finally finished the sats!!! Wooooo!! I think math and reading were A- OK. But writing was difficult idk why. Those questions about if the author should delete/add a sentence ALWAYS gets me
First time taking new SAT! I took the old SAT twice and the PSAT last October.
Reading - not the absolute worst, but there were a few tricky ones that I felt ambiguous about. The last passage, however, was ridiculously easy. I had the one with Benjamin Franklin.
Writing - there were maybe two or three that I was uncertain about, but overall this section was pretty all right. Writing’s always my strongest with least errors (got a 35 on ACT writing)
Math No Calculator - didn’t finish 3 of the fill in the blank ones, but otherwise I thought it was okay
Math Calculator - I didn’t finish 2, but I otherwise thought this section wasn’t too bad. I don’t know what to predict though because math’s not my strong suit.
Essay - Honestly, considering the prompt is formatted almost exactly like an AP Lang pick apart essay, I just wrote it like that. I’m sure I did REALLY well.
Hoping for a 1400+, but who knows with the weird grading and conversions. It feels like even the “higher” scores aren’t “that” good anymore
Reading was not bad. A couple were a little tricky though.
Writing was overall easy.
Math with Calculator was quite nice, but I found Non-Calculator quite difficult.
Writing was a good topic, but I feel like my score could go either way.
Reading (i had benjamin) ok not too bad (30 on act)
Writing i feel very confident. maybe 1 or 2 wrong since its the sat lol (got 35 on act)
math no calc breezy ezzzzy (Got 36 on act math felt right at home with this section)
math with calc was a bit confusing(I am talking about you mt everest!!!)
gl the wait to july starts hopefully i dont have to cry when my AP and SAT scores come out
@tootiredtowink same with the Mt. Everest ones!! I swear I understood what the questions were asking but the answers weren’t there. Though math isn’t my best, I still think there was something weird about those questions.
Reading: I feel like I got 2-6 wrong (last time 4 wrong) mainly because of the 1 feminism passage as some of the questions seemed rather broad.
Writing: I felt pretty confident here, probably 1-4 wrong (last time 4). Only 1 question was particularly confusing
Math: probably 1-4 wrong (last time 7), the math section was far easier than in the March SAT and even with a couple I was confused about, I was able to figure them out for the most part.
Essay: Bsd it. Probably got around a 15 again.
Reading - I felt pretty good about this! There were only two questions that tripped me up (that’s you, ben franky and whatever distinction you were trying to make) The passage about the plants was exceedingly boring, the collegeboard should really recruit me as a writer.
Writing - This section was fun! I like reading about the musical instruments #orchestrageek
Math No Calculator - I think I got all of these (all credit goes to the lovely math teacher I’ve had for the past 2 years)
Math Calculator - Usually I’m really good at this, but the Mt. Everest ones got me. Do any of you know the name of the topic (such as interpreting linear functions or whatever) this was on so I could work on it? The statistics questions were cool, but I hate probability. Also, I had Troye Sivan stuck in my head during the entirety of this section and I couldn’t figure out the miles vs 2.4 vs 5280 vs my brain
Essay - It was a really straightforward, understandable prompt that anyone from any social status could understand. I wrote about parallel structure and the use of statistical details, but I like analyzing more abstract things.
hopefully i dont have to cry when my AP and SAT scores come out