The CB blatantly lies...

<p>On the back of the Blue Book, it says that the SAT is ‘not a logic/IQ test’ and it only tests what you’ve learned in school in its little myth debunking section.</p>

<p>Wth are those geometric perception questions, then? When do you ever get taught how to rearrange shapes in your head and understand what those questions are actually asking, etc? Is that even teachable? There’s no mathematical rules to those problems, no things like angle relationships or formulas or methods of solving them like substitution. Honestly, you innately either know how to solve these questions or you don’t, it’s not like algebra that can be taught. In fact, geometric perception-style questions are one of the common types of questions given in actual IQ tests.</p>

<p>So why does the College Board insist on saying that the SAT only tests what you’ve explicitly learned in school, when that statement is quite frankly objectively false?</p>

<p>Cool story, bro.</p>

<p>Hey look. 2008 memes are funny again, apparently.</p>

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<p>And to answer the question that is called legal crap, you will learn in life that it is just stuff they say so they don’t get in trouble. So pay no attention to it. </p>

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<p>Lol sorry I ust have never been able to use it both of those in one thread. In fact I’ve never been able to use the second one</p>