[urlif3]

hey guys! so I had just taken the SAT2 Latin Subject Test. There were 70 questions and I had skipped like 9 (I suck at guessing, so I thought it would be better to skip those which I hesitated and not get points deducted). I'm wondering how does the score scale works, like what if your total score is like in the 40's range out of 70. Would that be like in the 500's? or 600's? or maybe even lower.. Okay thanks! lol

[lovablekrnstar63]

you skipped 9?
better than me. omitted 14.
i ran out of time at the end T.T
but there were 70 multiple choice & 11 (or something) CE questions

i have no idea how the curves for SATs work
i wanna know too

[saera]

Get the book from collegeboard, they have the curves. The curves usually depend on each test. Usually the harder, the bigger the curve.

For physics, you can blank 15 and get 800. Math IIC it's usually blanking 4, Bio M - blank 4, Bio E - blank 6.

[lovablekrnstar63]

saera:
where do they have the curves on collegeboard?
i cant find them..

-EDIT-
nvm.. you have to get the book from collegeboard..

[urlif3]

hey i have another question. you know the part where you are supposed to copy and write it in cursive? what if you wrote it in print? i didn't know because the proctor was rushing us and I couldn't hear her!

[esm90]

^ my proctor told us to screw ETS (lol okay, he didn't say that) and just write in print.

that was for the May SAT. didn't affect my score or anything.

[hellogoodbye765]

wait what if you blank one and get like .. 4 wrong?
is that still an 800? i'm talking about biology E