October 2012 CR and M Curves

Test Preparation SAT Preparation
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<p>CR: 800,800,800,760,740,720,710,700
M: 800,770,740,720,710,700</p>

<p>Writing:
800: MC80/9-12E , MC79/10-12E , MC76/12E
790: MC76/11E
780: MC79/9E
770: MC76/10E, MC71/12E
760: MC76/9E
750:
740: MC67/12E
730:
720:MC67/11E
700:
690: MC71/8E , MC66/10E
680:
670: MC69/8E, MC66/9E
660:
650:
640:
630: MC64/8E
620: MC57/10E</p>

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<p>CR: 800,800,800,760,740,720,710,700
M: 800,770,740,720,710,700</p>

<p>Writing:
800: MC80/9-12E , MC79/10-12E , MC76/12E
790: MC76/11E
780: MC79/9E
770: MC76/10E, MC71/12E
760: MC76/9E
750:
740: MC67/12E
730:
720:MC67/11E
700: MC69/9E
690: MC71/8E , MC66/10E
680:
670: MC69/8E, MC66/9E
660:
650:
640:
630: MC64/8E
620: MC57/10E</p>

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<p>Sorry guys im just a little confused, does the first number you post reflect the score you would get if you missed 1 or 0? Like the 800 in math would be -1 or -0?</p>

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<p>Writing 71 MC 11 essay= 750</p>

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<p>Sorry, i really don’t mean to be a bother but this is just really important to me this time around, so if someone could answer i would really appreciate it. Does missing 1 grid in question mean ill get a 770 or an 800?</p>

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<p>@CaliforniaKid619
You’re going to get 770.</p>

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<p>@CaliforniaKid619
first number is miss 0</p>

<p>Missing first 1 or 2 grid-in would be the same as missing 1 or 2 MC. It is the third one where grid in would make a difference. So miss -1 in grid-in or skip a question is 770 in Math</p>

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<p>My daughter scored 780 CR.</p>

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<p>Ok. Now I don’t feel so bad.</p>

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<p>Writing:
800: MC80/9E , MC79/10E , MC76/12E
790: MC76/11E
780: MC79/9E
770: MC76/10E, MC71/12E
760: MC76/9E
750: MC69/12E
730:
720:
700:
690: MC71/8E , MC66/10E
680:
670: MC69/8E, MC66/9E
660:
650:
640:
630: MC64/8E
620: MC57/10E</p>

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<p>@LosAngelesMom, did your daughter skip a question? In that case she would not be penalized for a wrong answer and 780 makes sense.</p>

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<p>THanks a lot guys I really appreciate the response. How do you guys find out the curve though, is it just an intelligent assumption or is there actually a site where you can get the valid information?</p>

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<p>Writing: </p>

<p>71/80 10 Essay = 730</p>

<p>If I got a 71/80 MC, how many did I get wrong? Pretty sure there aren’t 80 questions lol.</p>

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<p>^wondering the same here</p>

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<p>Assuming you have not skipped a question,
MC79/80 is -1
76 is -2
71 is -3
69 is -4</p>

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<p>I got a 77 but I took the Sunday test. So that’s a -2?</p>

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<p>@Docseven </p>

<p>Do you know where i can find the curves you found for the different subjects?</p>

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<p>Dang, this math curve is harsh.</p>

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<p>@CaliforniaKid619</p>

<p><a href=“http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/SAT-Released-Test-Curves.pdf[/url]”>http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/SAT-Released-Test-Curves.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>@docseven</p>

<p>Was the math definitely that easy this time? A lot of people are saying it was harder than usual. Again,sorry for bothering you with all these questions</p>