<p>Shud I gv the lit sat2 or maths IC? (im giving chem and writing, otherwise)
I havent done maths in two years, so im assuming im pretty weak at it
but then my Sat I verbal score - 680, isnt much of an encouragement either.
im only going to gv my sat2s once..in jan</p>
<p>Take Math. Lit is really hard</p>
<p>Definitely math. Your verbal score is generally no indication of your Lit score. If anything, it's almost always lower, not comparable.</p>
<p>Like the posters above, I would advise you to take math. The literature test is, indeed, pretty difficult. I tried taking the test without any formal training in poetry (my AP literature class hasn't gotten that far yet), and I got a 700 due to well-educated guessing! For a bit of background info, i'm decent to good at english and writing (Verbal score: 700, SAT II Writing: 740, AP eng. lang/comp: 4) so that gives you a bit of an indication of the relative difficulty of the test. </p>
<p>This is off-topic but interesting to me nonetheless. I've noticed that many people whose first language is not english use the phrase "give a test" as opposed to the english idiom of "take a test." I'm not criticizing you or anything - I have great respect for anyone who can learn an entirely new language (especially someone who is able to obtain a 680 on the verbal section of the SAT!). I just find it a bit intriguing.</p>