<p>I have been practicing SAT CR and Writing for a long time, but the score is not consistent. Sometimes I score satisfactorily in the practice and sometimes I score extremely low. No matter how hard I try it seems like there is no end of it. It seems like I can not improve my score no matter what I do?
How can I get out this frustration. I feel lost, frustrated, like a blind man walking in the room with countless obstacles.</p>
<p>you should try to lose your virginity if your a still virgin. That will solve everything, trust me</p>
<p>First of all, ignore the post above. Then, I suggest that you maybe take all your tests or practice at the same time. I try to wake up early in the morning to study for SATs because that’s how its going to be on the actual test. So, get used to doing SATs in the morning. I do worse when I am sleepy and stuff. Try to practice in the morning…hopefully it will help and will depict the actual performance on the real test. Hope it helps</p>
<p>Maybe r3n meant take an official, scored SAT for the first time if you haven’t yet?</p>
<p>^ seriously? wow lol…what a code!</p>
<p>Dude, I have lost my virginity three times, or I mean “intercourse” three times?</p>
<p>■■■■■ how can you lose your virginity 3 times.</p>
<p>XD. I have no idea. Just speculating haha</p>
<p>I’m still a virgin 
(not counting PSAT)</p>
<p>but for real, losing your virginity will open the door to the world for you</p>
<p>not if you’re a girl…</p>
<p>Don’t worry Leicbia. I’m very sure you’ll do fine. I can pretty much promise you that you’ll do fine, I don’t know why but trust me, my intuition is never wrong. Anyways, I think SAT is like hmmm how should I say it, a tilted check mark.
At first, however you try, your score seems to be very inconsistent. My score was like that for a very very long time. One day, when I was taking my critical reading practice test as usual, I had this moment. I finally figured out that all the answers are actually in the passage itself and that every answer can be directly found in the passage. Ofcourse, I heard many people say this for a long long time, but it was not until that day that I actually noticed this trend and accepted this idea. From that day on, my critical reading scores began to increase. Especially for the critical reading section, whenever I chose my answer, I always went back to the text and found a line that basically restated my answer. Think of the critical reading section as a puzzle you have to solve. The answer is basically stated in the passage, but slightly differently. If you become good at pointing out those answers that basically restate a special section of the passage, you’ll probably get a very high score. Also, as you solve questions, try to always ask, “Is this stated in the passage?” A simple question like this can definitely help. If you cannot do this mentally, try to quietly say it out loud without disrupting anyone nearby.
I think the best way to increase your writing section is by practice. That is probably the only way that would get you above the 700 level. With enough practice, you would be able to breeze through the writing section without even knowing basic grammer rules. I am a horrible writer and a reader, but I still manage to do well on the writing section because I practice. Anyways, don’t worry to much man, God will direct you to a path that is most suitable for you.</p>