I'm joking (sorta) but I suck at source questions even with my text to speech device. I always miss something and it's just hard for me lmao.
Does only 1 question get marked if you answer two questions or could I theoretically get marks for both? (i am like half joking)
was in my p2 philosophy yesterday morning and there was a guy next to me sitting business and he had like 4 or 5 COVERED post it notes he kept pulling out of his pocket.
we're in the word processing room so its smaller and we only had one invigilator who stayed on the opposite side of the room. it was crazy cuz he baso had them out the entire exam. he was sat right next to me and sharing them with the girl the other side.
I actually think I saw him eat one or two as he left BUT IDK. I just couldnt believe it. im not a snitch and we weren't even sitting the same subject it just made me laugh
Hello! I'm in an international school, so I'm not 100% sure on how this works, but my teachers have given me conflicting advice. My English can be slightly off as well, sorry.
I am currently in Year 12 (Junior year), and I have a 1590 SAT (I sat this in March), prior to this as well. I sat my ACT in April, and my school are registering those who want to sit again for June very soon (literally Monday).
This is my first test for the ACT, and I didn't study for it as much as I would have liked to, but I am more than elated with the score. However, my teachers said that I should be pushing for a 36. This seems really silly to me but I wanted to get more advice on whether I should or not.
Is there much of a difference between 35 and 36? I know a 1590 is not much different from a 1600 SAT so I figured its similar here.