<p>I used up all the materials of blue book for January test. This is not my fault because I did not expect my SAT score would be canceled.</p>
<p>Anyway, few days ago, I bought new blue book containing same tests of that I used already in December and January.</p>
<p>I cracked this whole book into tiny sections, and started to have a small size prep…</p>
<p>And, for the critical reading part, I used to get 3 questions wrong(even 7 wrong questions in just one section…lol…) in one section in January, but right now, I got 1 or nothing wrong. </p>
<p>Can this score indicate that my skill has been improved since?</p>
<p>I’ve used new strategy, and have looked for the patterns, as Xiggi said. I began to disbelieve PR and Kaplan. But, since I used these questions for my practice in the past, I reasoned why I got some questions wrong and, when I examined wrong questions in PR, Kaplan, or Barron, I tried hard not to make same mistakes in the future.</p>
<p>Of course, I do remember some small part of the passages when I have practiced, but I do not remember what the answer choice might be for the question. So, the fear for getting my answers wrong is same afterall.</p>
<p>I mean, I certainly remember I read this kind of passage somewhere some months ago, but I could not conjure up the details or even the main points when I read the passage that I had read before; I wasn’t even sure of the answer choices that I picked in practice sections, which I did in few minutes ago. </p>
<p>But, I cannot believe my score for this test because this is just the retest, even though I forgot the contents of the critical reading section.</p>
<p>So, help me judge my situation.</p>
<p>Is this good sign or just the routine sign that everybody knew…</p>
<p>But, I would be somewhat happy if anyone of the CCers give me some hope for this…</p>
<p>Because, I have SAT1 in March 31st…It is way too much late for me to post this thread, but my score began to boost up right now…</p>