@Pinguman123 I did that too
What about the workers ''responsive for /to ‘’ ? I don’t remember the question well but I remember I made that my error choice …did you ?
It should be responsive TO I think.
@Pinguman123 what was it in test ?
@kiosk171 even I could not find any answer of that question. So I put 256(an wild guess). By the way, was the answer of the probability question 3/4?
The answer of the circle question is 12.
Which probability question? Red blue green pencils? Are you sure about the circle question? I got it confirmed with many tutors and seniors who said that the answer should be E. @ZGMFX42SDestiny
@ZGMFX42SDestiny : was there a bar on the distance to be measured? Or are you guys just assuming it? CB DOES try confusions.
No if you draw a diagram,you will clearly see that QS will be diameter as the two triangles(if you join the upper and lower sides) are actually isosceles.
I am asking about the probability question with red,blue or whatever marbles.I got the answer as 3/4. What was your answer?
Here are my reasons as to why that would be INCORRECT!
Reason 1: The thing is that collegeboard is really VERY particular about its notations. They didn’t give you any notation such as that of ‘arc’ or ‘line segment’. This means that the distance which it was talking about could have been either the measure of the arc or the line segment (diameter). You can’t just assume things.
Reason 2: Even if we assume it to be an arc length or the diameter, the length of the arc so enclosed would be greater than the diameter. (Check this out by drawing a semicircle; which the CB was talking about in that question)
Reason 3: The equal distances so given could have any measure (of the central angle). The central angles could have been too big in case of 2 such enclosures or even too small with other two such equal enclosures. Taking it be 45,45,90 is just an assumption. It could even be 40,40,100 or even 70,70,40. Get the point? That’s it.
By the way the first reason is more apt. I have encountered Real SAT questions where the correct answer was “cannot be determined”. ( administered test questions).
I’m sorry… I don’t remember any marble question. I think that was the pencil question. But I’ve forgotten that question. Lol!
Do you remember the question? @ZGMFX42SDestiny
@ZGMFX42SDestiny I remember, we had 4 things (don’t remember exactly what) of 4 different colors in one box and the same on another. The question was What is the probability that if chosen one from each box at random they will not be of the same color? And the answer was 3/4 because you had 1/4 probability that the second would be the same color of the first (the first chose did not affect the probability=
@LundyLundy For the sentence completion, do you remember if the matching term for adept was affability?
@alejandrojsn thanks. By the way , what were the answers of the circle question and the pie chart question with 6 billion something?
@Suly99 Our scores are out how did you do?
@kiosk171 the circle question was 12, it wasn’t cannot be determined.
confirmed it from a few other tutors and friends as well
Hey all, see this : https://lp.collegeboard.org/information-regarding-the-saturday-june-6-sat-administration
Not sure if that applies to us international test takers as well.
Probably not since it says only for United States people
guys this test was repeated from decemeber 2013 international test which was also repeated from a USA test. anyway, here are all the math questions i can possibly remember.
the one about the height of some people ---->5.6
the one about samy’s maximum amount of dollars he can spent ------>1.84
number 16 on the grid-in where it gave you some fractions -------> 5/64
the one about the ratio of the squares 1 to 4 ------->6400
the one about the triangle that is not drawn and told that two sides are one the x and y axis in the first quadrant and gave you an equation 3x+4y=240 and asked for the perimeter ----->240
the last grid in question about the functions -----> 10
20 the triangle and circle question with the shaded region ------>50pi-96
the one about acres and gave you a pictograph -------> 1 & 2 only
the one asked which of the following could be true about numbers that are divisible by 3 ------> 1 & 3 only
the one in the grid-in that gave you a lot of litters and 4 triangles and asked you about the sum of the litters —> 360
those are all the answers i can remember right now and some of them could be wrong. reply if you agree or disagree with me 
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@WhiteFlameAB If US got faulty Test book then probably INDIA also get it because in INDIA we got test booklet before US get it
Does anybody remember what the sentence was actually about for the one that had “timid” as the answer?