<p>I just took a writing section out of the Blue Book and my score came out to be rather high - only two wrong total (higher than the January SAT’s at least). I was sitting at the kitchen table in my house while I was doing this - with no one at home - and I was talking myself through the questions. I guess what I’m trying to say is this: will the College Board or the test proctor (with whomever the control lies) allow me to whisper to myself during the writing section (the multiple choice) of the test? I guess it’s the way I learn because it personally helps me.</p>
<p>I’d think that they wouldn’t allow it, as it would be distracting to some, if not many, students [including myself.]</p>
<p>If the proctors knew about it I don’t think they would like it. Perhaps you could find a seat facing a wall and not make any noise, just move your lips?</p>
<p>You could, but you would be perceived as a freak, nerd, and an outcast. Don’t do it, unless you’re one of the mentioned above.</p>
<p>If it meant I would score higher on the SAT, I would not hesitate to make myself look like a freak, nerd, or outcast.</p>
<p>don’t try it punk. I would kill anyone I heard whispering to themselves or doing anything distracting if he was in my session…</p>
<p>^ haha. Yeah, I think you should just practice mouthing it to yourself silently.</p>
<p>Well I might not kill you if you were to say the answers aloud too.</p>