<p>Hey guys, </p>
<p>Three questions:</p>
<p>A) How many logic questions generally appear on the test? Apparently, I don't have any logic...could someone run through the ideas of logic with me?</p>
<p>B) How many conic questions generally appear on the test? </p>
<p>C) Could anyone post the first few numbers of the Math IIC scale as designated by the Real SAT II book?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>what is on this test, im signed up for it and hav no idea what im getting into</p>
<p>there's only like 1 "logic" question on MATH II</p>
<p>but they're easy! (don't follow the strategies in prep books...just think about them and practice)</p>
<p>conics there are like 1-2 usually..not that many either</p>
<p>but what stuff, if im in precalc should i be okay? is there a formula sheet?</p>
<p>"C) Could anyone post the first few numbers of the Math IIC scale as designated by the Real SAT II book?"</p>
<p>43-50 800
42 790
41 780
40 770
39 760
...and so on, it goes down by 10 for each raw point until you hit 630.</p>
<p>If you are good at Math the Math II test is the easiest thing on earth. I took it twice, once as a junior in pre-calc, got a 780 and once when in calc BC and got an 800. You don't even need your calculator for most of the problems, I rarely used mine, and when I did it was to check an answer, not solve it. Don't worry about it, you should be fine if you are halfway-decent in math.</p>
<p>I consider myself excellent at math (a little pompous but nonetheless:P), but when I took a look at IIC, I was absolutely stunned. </p>
<p>I guess its more about how far you have gone through math in school (AP math, precalculus, etc.) that really matters, because I have never seen some of these questions before in my life.</p>
<p>crap, what did you guys get in SAT I? if im in precalc i covered everything right? just need to prep some conic sections? help...</p>