<p>So I've been using the Barron's book to study for the PSAT math section and I'm curious what you guys think of it. Some of the questions don't seem like something you'd find on the actual test. Not because they're hard, just because they're worded/formatted in a weird way. Basically, how representative is Barron's of the actual test? I'm looking for an 80 on PSAT in October and find myself frustrated when I do a math section and one or two questions trip me up. Also, is there another good resource to prepare for the math, other than just prep books?</p>
<p>the thing was really weird for me to. THe math problems were worded weird. I’ll promise you that PSAT real one will be easier and worded with more logic. </p>
<p>You school should have given you a free practice test for the PSAT. ask for one.</p>