<p>ah. I've been taking SAT daily since last tuesday.
My score seemed to go up for the first few days
and now it is going down by like.. 100..
(btw I'm using different books everyday)</p>
<p>Is this because of concentration problem, meaning that I actually can solve questions right
OR<br>
did I just get lucky on the first few days</p>
<p>ah
this is stressing me out
sorry</p>
<p>I had the same problem. Personally, I found that waiting a few days between each practice test allows you get past the “concentration problem”.</p>
<p>Most likely stupid mistakes. Take practice tests less frequently.</p>
<p>You may be better off only comparing scored from one book to scores from that same book rather than comparing scores from different books every day.</p>
<p>Cjgone is right. You’ll see more improvement if you spend more time reviewing your tests and less time taking them.</p>
<p>Maybe the fact that you are worn out is a factor. Which would make sense, because you went up at first, but when you got mentally tired your scores started decreasing. So, taking more time between tests will not only allow you ample time to review your answers, but rest your brain.</p>
<p>Take regular breaks.
Remember it takes a good night sleep and good old fashion REM sleep to process all of that new information.</p>
<p>Calm down there! A test a day is not only exhausting but it will take up all of your valuable practice tests [We are talking about BB practice tests right] Because if not then the reason for your changing scores could be the difference in the quality of prep company tests.</p>
<p>A test a day is a bit much. I would advise you to prepare a week for each test (study prep books) and mentally prepare as if it is the REAL SAT. Go to a quiet place and time yourself, take it like a real SAT. Have snacks there and 5 minute breaks each session. If you wait a bit between each test, your mind has time to “recuperate” after the huge mental stress that it went under! Hope that helps and good luck:)</p>