Practice test 7 (BB)

<p>Just took P7 and pretty disappointed. </p>

<p>Math: 0 wrong
CR: 7 wrong
Writing: 3 wrong(assume 10 essay)</p>

<p>What would my score be approx.?
For the CR, the questions i missed were always the ones i had to debate on. I always narrowed it down to 2 answer choices but chose the wrong one. Does anyone have any advice on how to make it easy to distinguish the correct choice? </p>

<p>Also, one of the math questions had a wrong answer. (One with 2 circles, find slope of line that passes through centers of the circles.)</p>

<p>Why is that one wrong? (p806 q. 13)</p>

<p>CR I would give you a 680, W I would give you a 750, M a 800</p>

<p>Oh wait, nvm…</p>

<p>680 : (</p>

<p>So your math score was really -1? :)</p>

<p>Yes…unfortunately : (</p>

<p>Are u instane :slight_smile: CR - 7 is just about 700 . I got -12 in January and scored 650 .</p>

<p>-7 on CR as in missed 7 or -7 raw (becuase -7 questions is actually -7-1/4*7)…it could mean the difference between 700- and 700+ which is pretty big because 700s a magic number.</p>

<p>I just missed 3 sentence completions in this test. That never happens for me. </p>

<p>I think the key to CR is not to think to much about a question…</p>

<p>Because usually my gut feeling is always right (if i read the passage well of course : / )</p>

<p>oh it was 7 missed cricket</p>

<p>Maybe I was harsh on the CR then, but I still don’t see 7 as a 700+ at least :/</p>

<p>It all depends on the curves right? But I’d say your scores are pretty high. 2200+ range</p>

<p>Do you guys think i have a chance of turning SUPERCLUTCH on test day and manage to get a 2400? </p>

<p>Wishful thinking maybe? : / (maybe 2300+ is more realistic?)</p>

<p>Reading’s the only thing keepin you back</p>

<p>CR reading is easy if you always refer back to the passage. Answer to each and every question is almost always explicitly stated somewhere in the passage. I also found it extremely effective to somehow make the passage interesting to me. So basically, I would advise you to grow interested in the passage and always refer back to the passage to check your answers.</p>