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Hi everyone who is also cooked for August! I want to get a good score but since cb just dropped new questions, I lowk thought that the questions got harder. What do I need to get on Practice Tests so that I can do good on the actual test on Saturday and also, if you alr took the SAT recently, what have you noticed has changed and what was ur general impression of the test difficulty relative to any practice tests or resources. ANY AND ALL RESPONSES WILL BE APPRICIATED HEAVILY. Thx!

-Hopefully good scorer on the August SAT

Hi guys! Bio in our school is apparently rlly hard and the teachers are not as good. What online resources are the best for Bio? Like YT channels or online textbooks or sm. Thx!

1: Bio

2: Chem

3: Environmental

4: Phys1

5: Phys2

6: PhysC Mech

7: PhysC EM

8: AB

9: BC

10: CSA

11: CSP

12: Precalc

13: Stats

14: Any Ties

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I took Acely's English Test without any extra resources (Other than extra time just to make sure eveything I submitted was right) and got an 800. For anyone who used Acely, were CollegeBoard's tests around the same difficulty or not, and also what do you reccomend for general pacing strategies for someone targetting a perfect English score? August is coming up and I am really worried because I just want an 800 on English and get this stupid test done with.

We should bring back the old Mythic POIs from C2 S2 into 1 map (Shark, Agency, Grotto, Yacht, Box Factory, and Rig) with their bosses, mythics, and vaults. This image was from Chat and is just an outline of what it should look like. Pls Upvote so EpicGames can see this.

I am Elite 1 70% rn, I need a duo to help me get to unreal. I am pretty good (I have a few FNCS Friends that I am as good as), but Ranked is rough. So far, my cooked expirience with ranked is spray and pray or 3...2...1... 200-0 health instantly with an AR. I just need someone to get me to Unreal 1 or 2, ill be on after the first week of July ends.

I have been getting like 1530+ on the Bluebook ones and like 1570+ on Collegeboard ones. I am a horrible test-taker and have no idea how I am going to do on the August Test. I either find resources that are just the most ungodly, insane questions or just 7th grade level questions. I can't find the perfect, in-between balance, and honestly, I don't know what that balance is because I haven't taken the SAT yet. For people out there who have used resources, which ones are the best to ACCURATELY reflect the actual SAT bc I dont want to spen hrs and hrs trying to perfect my score, I just want PRACTICE. I have been using this site, the 700-800 English questions make me want to end it and I know that questions on the actual SAT are easier than those: https://deeptests.ai/practice-practice-tests/search. If anyone has any resources that give ACCURATE Mod 1 and 2 questions to something that would be on August, pls pls pls pls pls drop them in the replies.

I think I got a 54+ but still, im not sure. Even this FRQ self-assesment is tentative and some of these scores could be a point lower here and there. I personally think that I bottled the entire FRQs. I have no idea if this is on track for a 5, 4, or somewhere in between, but overall, what do you think my chances for a 5 are given the cooked curve as well this year.

FRQ1: 9/10

FRQ2: 8/10

FRQ3: 10/10

FRQ4: 2 or 3/4

FRQ5: 3/4

FRQ6: 4/4

FRQ7: 4/4

Guys, you realize that this entire list of words is kinda like you SHOULD know if you want a 800. These are words to know for vocab and even other questionsthat use this vocab. Apparently CB cycles all the vocab. So far, these were the vocab questions from stories and just ppl on the internet. If you rlly rlly want to, go memorize them:

• abandon
• abase
• abate
• aberration
• abet
• abject
• abjure
• abnegation
• abrogate
• abscond
• abstruse
• abysmal
• accede
• acerbic
• acquiesce
• acrid
• acumen
• adamant
• admonish
• adroit
• adulation
• affable
• affluent
• alacrity
• allay
• ambiguous
• ambivalence
• ameliorate
• amiable
• anachronism
• anodyne
• anomalous
• anomaly
• antipathy
• apocryphal
• apt
• arcane
• arduous
• articulate
• ascetic
• assiduous
• assuage
• attenuate
• audacious
• austere
• avarice
• bane
• bear
• beguile
• belie
• benevolent
• berate
• bereft
• blandishment
• bolster
• bombastic
• brevity
• brusque
• bucolic
• buckle
• burgeon
• cacophony
• cajole
• callous
• calumniate
• calumny
• capacious
• capricious
• carp
• castigate
• censorious
• censure
• chagrin
• check
• chicanery
• circumlocution
• circumscribe
• circumspect
• cleave
• coalesce
• cogent
• cognizant
• color
• commensurate
• compunction
• concomitant
• conducive
• conflagration
• conjecture
• connive
• consign
• constituent
• construe
• contend
• contentious
• contravene
• contrite
• contumacious
• convivial
• conversely
• copious
• covet
• credulous
• cryptic
• cupidity
• currency
• cursory
• daunting
• dearth
• decorum
• deference
• denigrate
• denounce
• deplete
• deprecate
• deride
• desultory
• deterrent
• devious
• didactic
• diffident
• digress
• dilettante
• diminish
• discern
• discordant
• disdain
• disinterested
• dismiss
• disparage
• disparate
• dissemble
• diverge
• dogmatic
• dubious
• duplicitous
• ebullient
• economy
• efficacious
• elusive
• emulate
• encomium
• endemic
• enervate
• enumerate
• ephemeral
• equanimity
• equivocal
• erudite
• erstwhile
• eschew
• esoteric
• evince
• exacerbate
• exacting
• exonerate
• expedient
• explicit
• extol
• extraneous
• facilitate
• fallacious
• fecund
• flagrant
• forthright
• fortuitous
• frugal
• furtive
• garrulous
• gregarious
• guile
• hackneyed
• heretofore
• heterogeneous
• hitherto
• hypocritical
• inasmuch
• incongruous
• indifferent
• indignant
• indolent
• ineffable
• ineluctable
• infamous
• inform
• ingenious
• ingenuous
• inimical
• innocuous
• insidious
• insofar
• intractable
• intransigent
• inured
• inveterate
• invidious
• impugn
• impunity
• incisive
• incongruent
• inconsequential
• lachrymose
• laconic
• lassitude
• laud
• lax
• lethargic
• let
• limn
• listless
• loquacious
• lucid
• magnanimous
• malevolent
• malicious
• manifest
• mark
• mendacious
• meretricious
• misconstrue
• mitigate
• mundane
• multifariousness
• nefarious
• negligent
• nevertheless
• novel
• notorious
• notwithstanding
• nugatory
• obdurate
• obsequious
• obstinate
• occlude
• occupy
• opprobrium
• ostensibly
• ostentatious
• parsimonious
• patronize
• pedestrian
• pellucid
• perfidious
• pernicious
• perspicacious
• pervasive
• phlegmatic
• plastic
• plausible
• pompous
• pragmatic
• precipitate
• preclude
• precede
• probity
• procrastinate
• prodigal
• profligate
• proliferate
• proponent
• propitious
• prudent
• punctilious
• purportedly
• putative
• qualify
• querulous
• quintessential
• quixotic
• recalcitrant
• recondite
• reticent
• restive
• rhetoric
• sacrosanct
• sanguinary
• sanguine
• sanction
• sardonic
• scrupulous
• singular
• skeptical
• solicitous
• specious
• spurious
• stolid
• strident
• stupefy
• substantiate
• subvert
• succinct
• supersede
• superfluous
• sycophant
• tangentially
• temper
• tenuous
• tractable
• transcend
• truculent
• tendentious
• transpose
• ubiquitous
• underscore
• undermine
• uninterested
• untenable
• vacuous
• venerate
• verbose
• verisimilitude
• vindicate
• vitiate
• volatile
• want
• wanting
• wary
• zealous