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| Bartolomeo Nicolotti (bart-nicolotti) wrote ☯extremely good stuff | #9 |
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From: Bug 125219 [mailto:<email address hidden>]
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2017 9:55 AM
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Subject: AA meetings
I heard from one test prep group that you should only use materials straight from the college board because they're the only ones that will make questuons twist difficultly the same way the test does (and the guy got a 2400, and he runs a big test prep company), but I saw someone on reddit say that the guides straight from the college board are dumbed down to maintain the curve. Which is correct? I've noticed using my college board book that I'm only missing 1-3 questions per section, and I don't know whether that means I'm good at the sat or the practice tests are easier than the real test.
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