<p>Hi:
In your opinion, is it safe to assume that the math section from old real SAT is about 80% same as the new MATH section on the SATs?</p>
<p>Thanks! =D
ar</p>
<p>yes, i think that's a very safe bet... just check online or something what parts of the math section are new and be sure to study those... i know one old section was taken out (some type of comparison?) so be sure not to study that!</p>
<p>The majority of the math section from the "old SAT" is still present in the "new SAT". The exception is the quantative comparison section, which was removed and replaced with a handful of Algebra II level questions. You'll be able to use the questions for practice, but you won't be able to score the math section as a whole</p>
<p>Yes, go ahead and use the old one. Just take out the quatiwhatever stuff.</p>
<p>You can even make one step farther (or "backer") - there is an earlier edition, white 10 Real Tests, which includes two unique tests.
IMO, hard questions are getting harder lately.
Make sure you do Alg.II stuff.</p>
<p>Passages from old Verbal sections are good too to sharpen your teeth on.</p>