<p>I kinda feel great about this year PSAT. I got form W and to be honest, I actually know what I am doing on most of the stuff especially in the writing section where it is almost impossible to get 39 questions in just 30 mins. Some of the math problems are really hard though(hexagon, k^2/2b, etc) </p>
<p>I felt pretty good about it overall.</p>
<p>Reading was great, and I feel like, objectively, it was easier than stuff I’ve seen in past practice tests. The only one I felt trepidation about was the question involving the contrast with shackles on apartments and camels walking by the satellites (if that gives you an idea about the question I’m talking about). It was so hard for me; I was completely split between modern vs. tradition OR commonplace vs. unusual. </p>
<p>I don’t think I missed any in writing. I just wasn’t 100% sure if “which” could be used the way it was in the question with the person who thought her co-worker to be incompetent and said so to her friends. </p>
<p>Math was really hard for me. I felt like I knew what to do on the hexagon was, but I ended up just confused out of my mind. And I didn’t budget my time wisely. I couldn’t solve for this one graph so I ended up just plugging in numbers for a solid few minutes to no avail - so I ended up skipping the last two on the second section.</p>
<p>Reading for me was also a little easier than I thought it was going to be, but when I got to the second part I almost threw up I was so done.</p>
<p>The writing I felt pretty confident about except a few I wasn’t sure if you could use certain things the way they were.</p>
<p>Math was pretty easy but I later realized talking to my friends that I had a bunch of stupid mistakes so.</p>
<p>@IBNick that one of the question that I stuck on the PSAT too. I chose commonplace v. unu bc the apartments flowers growing near apartments were pretty normal but camels with satellites are odd and rare.</p>
<p>I did pretty well except I missed a math question which was quite surprising (that I missed one not the mant question). The English, however, was quite easy, especially writing (reading had ~4 hard questions, two of which I missed).</p>
<p>Took the Oct 18th one and I thought it was so much easier than the practice test they gave us in school. Projecting anywhere from a 220 - 235. Definitely missed a couple CR questions though.</p>
<p>@IBNick @long2181998 the answer to that camel/satellite question was traditional vs modern</p>