<p>English: -4
Reading: -7
Science: -4
Math: -2</p>
<p>Is it more than a 32?</p>
<p>English: Normal curve. So -1 for every wrong answer. Might have +1 for 34 scale score.
So something like this:
36: -0
35: -1
34: -2-3
33: -4
…</p>
<p>M: Normal curve. </p>
<p>S: possibly harsh. -1 will be a 34 or could be 35 but then -2 will be a 33.
So somehting like ths:
35: -1
33: -2
32: -3
30: -4</p>
<p>R: Medium to generous curve. Something like this:
35: -1
34: -2-3
33: -4
32: -5
31: -6
30: -7-8
…and then normal curve afterwards</p>
<p>^Using the above scale, this would be my score:
English: 33
Math: 34
Science: 30
Reading: 30
Composite: 31.75 or rounded to 32</p>
<p>Does anyone disagree with this prediction?</p>
<p>Also note that the -7 on reading is an overestimation, just to be safe. </p>
<p>And on my previous single-sitting ACT, I got a 32, with the following subscores:</p>
<p>M: 35
E: 32
S: 30
R: 31</p>
<p>Should i just cancel the December test, seeing as though i did not improve?</p>
<p>I would predict based on your estimates of how many you missed:
English- 32
Math- 34
Reading- 29
Science- 31
Composite- 31.5</p>
<p>Ok then I think I am going to cancel this test. Screw this ****.
How do you cancel a test?</p>
<p>Don’t do that! You never know what can happen…if you don’t improve, just don’t send it anywhere…don’t waste all of your money and time. And if the score being there really bothers you, you can erase it from your record.</p>
<p>You just made a thread to answer your own question? K bro, cool.</p>
<p>I did it for confirmation. ^So **** u stupid mf bimbo.</p>