***Oct 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>For the essay, I wrote until about the last couple lines but could not finish my conclusion before time was called. I wrote a very good intro, 3 body paragraph with great examples. Any chance that i still manage a 10 on the essay without a full conclusion?</p>

<h1>releaseFROM</h1>

<p><a href=“Release - Idioms by The Free Dictionary”>Release&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt - Idioms by The Free Dictionary;

<p>I’m still banking on release of stress. that’s what I put</p>

<p>@scarlettlovesivy‌ That’s what I thought. I’ve seen this on a practice SAT and it was correct that time too.</p>

<p>@dhizzy exactly, by all means I could be wrong, but the correct idiom is release from no matter how weird it may sound. besides, it’s so obscure I don’t think they would test us like that. </p>

<p>LOL this is seriously the most controversial test iv’e taken and iv’e taken it three times</p>

<p>release of and release from. definately a level 5 question.</p>

<h1>realeaseOF lol. But seriously, it is. I believe the pwnthesat guy ~O)</h1>

<p>Lol why does everyone on here act like pwnthesat guy is infallible</p>

<p>What were the hardest questions overall on this SAT? Opinions?</p>

<p>@DAIMYO‌ His name is “pwnthesat” for starters…</p>

<p>That literally means nothing</p>

<p>at this point, honestly, it doesn’t matter guys.</p>

<p>Someone doesn’t have a sense of humor :confused: @DAIMYO‌ </p>

<p>Lol nothing in ur post indicated that u were kidding also ppl on here usually take themselves really seriously so i dont assume ppl are joking lmao</p>

<h1>sodone. Honesty, why are we even still talking about it? What’s done is done. Can’t change anything now</h1>

<p>He basically is infallible. I’m just saying–the guy’s an expert at what he does, so I trust him. On any account, good louck, guys!! We should all be proud of our scores no matter how sub-par we believe the to be.</p>

<p>@ChubbyPanda111‌ I meant in the initial question, not the answer. Cuz if it was 14 then I out 12.5 and got it right, but if it was 15 I got it wrong. </p>

<p>If ur talking about the fill-in it was 12.5</p>