<p>SO what did you guys think of it?</p>
<p>I think I aced it. I knew all the questions and had time to double check all my answers so I'm pretty confident about it... thought it was much easier than the Oct 6 ones, which I cancelled. Hopefully I didn't make a dumb mistake.</p>
<p>My sections were:
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m-grid ins
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r-activists
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r-monsters
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<p>i messed up on math :(</p>
<p>I can't remember the exact order but it was different than yours. Mine was the essay, followed by reading.</p>
<p>Oh and math was way too easy. I knew everysingle question, I really think I'm gonna get an 800. (from a 670 in June)</p>
<p>^ Very nice. I'm pretty sure I got everything right too. Can we discuss our answers now? I saved all of mine in the calc...</p>
<p>Pretty sure you can, but I'm starting to see that US SAT was different from international SAT.</p>
<p>I messed up on CR!
Esp. sentence completions..i skipped 3 and missed like 6 or 7. =[[
600s?
Math was pretty easy.. really easy ..to me atleast.</p>
<p>the question with the hexagon inside a pic of a lot of hexagons. then it asked if all the points 3 units away are drawn what shape would contain all of them..wht was the answeR?</p>
<p>^ didn't have that one.</p>
<p>^ that was an experimental section, as i didnt get it and mine was CR.</p>
<p>nahh my experimental was writing.. cz i had 2 section of 35 ques 25 mins.</p>
<p>i got that. it looked like a honeycomb right?
i got a equilateral triangle</p>
<p>yeah that one... crap got that wrong...... wht do u guys think -1 is</p>
<p>Were some SAT tests diff?
Cause I always thought all SAT tests on a given date are the same.</p>
<p>the tests were different...i discussed many questions (from math, reading, and writing) with my brother, who also took the test, and he had none of the ones that i had</p>
<p>Yeah, math was quite easy. I guessed on two. One of which was a #5... for some reason I couldn't wrap my mind around it. Oh well, I hope I guessed right. <em>gulp</em></p>
<p>so u guys think -1 = 760 or so?</p>
<p>780 probably.</p>
<p>did you guys remember a question about a 4-digit integer that was an even integer and a multiple of 6?</p>
<p>There was a particular question on one of the tests that should have been obvious to me but I only got around back to it (after skipping it) in the last 10 seconds of the test, and then only did it dawn on me .... </p>
<p>Basically, two right triangles, of different heights and widths, sharing the same hypotenuse ... I chose the fourth option D, because I saw (AB)^2 + (AD)^2 =... but I didn't get to see what the other side of the equation was. </p>
<p>So hopefully it was D?</p>
<p>rchockey94:I didn't have that one, but then you had a diff SAT test than I did . I'm pretty sure .</p>