<p>Since some think that his is a little bit too generous, and I always like to be on the safe side, I'll give my predictions:
Math: 800,790,770,750,740,720,710,700,690,670
Verbal: 800,800,780,770,750,740,730,710,700,690,690,680</p>
<p>Like he said, I'm not that great at predicting. I'm using the Verbal of what someone else got last time as the basis for my verbal (-7=700). This is probably the harshest curve that this SAT could have.
BTW, on some of the curves from 10 Reals, if you got 7 wrong, you would still get about a 700. Max of 740.</p>
<p>argh. i put insincere: flattery because I thought "insincere flattery won't get you anywhere... just like futile efforts." Guess I was wrong. (But then again, flattery is almost always insincere.)</p>
<p>Oh and also. For the economic resources sentence completion, what did you put? I narrowed it down to rescind and marshal, and I knew rescind didn't make sense, so I put marshal... is that right?</p>
<p>I put disperse, but many think that is wrong, and it should be marshal. They both seem kinda right. But I put down insincere:flattery. That seems to work too. Oh well. -8 so far for verbal.</p>
<p>what was the answer to the one about the number of #s dividing into 20 with a remainder of two? I don't quite remember what i put....it was a grid in. was the answer 3, maybe?</p>
<p>i got 4, multiples of 18 (18, 9, 6, 3) all divide into 20 with a remainder of 2. 2 and 1 would divide into 20 so I got 4 as the answer.</p>
<p>How about the one for sat version 1 about the pyramid and how many planes fit the description of having vertex, perpendiculur, and cutting it in half. I put 4.</p>
<p>For teh grid-ins. Does anybody remember the question for 20,21, and 25?<br>
Oh, and 24 isn't 4. That was 3. That was the one with the 2 raised to all the powers right? It was 3 (4-1=3)</p>
<p>Someone had doubts earlier about the question with the cards of different values and their sums. the values were 5, 10,15, and 25. The answer was E (20, 30, 40)
20=5+15
30=25+5
40=25+15
The first three are knocked out because they have numbers greater than 50 (remember, only adding two cards)</p>
<p>Pyramid is just 4 triangles lined up vertically connecting at a point with a square base. I think it's four because u can cut the square vertically, horizontally, or in the diagonoals.</p>
<p>hmm. i had that, then erased it .... and changed it at like literally the last second.. same with the analogy on outcast : exile.. i HATE it when i do that. grrrrrrrr...</p>
<p>anyhow, how about those CRs? do you guys remember any other ones? the other threads are all too chaotic... ppl discuss every version.</p>
<p>the curves depend on how hard/easy the test is. If it is easy, then many ppl get high scores, so that if you miss one or two (like most on CC), then you get a 770. But if it's a hard test, then you can miss 2 and still have a 800.</p>
<p>January typically has a lot of the CTY wannabe munchkins taking the test. They're middle schoolers and usually don't score very high. I think this could help the curve...</p>