<p>There should be 19 sentence completion on 3 reading sections combined. It is their rule.
Each section, on every tests, has 8, 6, 5 sentence comps.
They HAVE to keep the 20 mins section as a real one SO,
on my test, my 20 mins section one had 6 sentence comp, so I KNEW that my section 7, which also had 6 sentence comps, was an experimental.
I learned this while I was doing my section 9, so next time, if i get cr as my exp, I am going to glance at 20min reading section, see how many sentence comps it has, then just not do the section with same number of sentence comp.
agree?</p>
<p>SO,
on my test, my 20 mins section one had 6 sentence comp, so I KNEW that my section 7, which also had 6 sentence comps, was an experimental. </p>
<p>How do you know that the first CR section which had 6 sc questions was not your experimental? If you get two sections with 6 SC, how do you know which one is experimental? The only way you knew section 7 was an experimental, im assuming, is if that section was not a 20 minute. If you didn’t know that, then im not sure how figured out the distinction b/t a real and an experimental.
I think your method is flawed.</p>