How many questions on the SAT should you answer to get a good score?
July 29th, 2009 | 
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Like if I answered half the questions in each section what is the highest score I could get in them? And this is the critical reading and math section I’m asking for because I know the other one has to do with my essay too.
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The first answer is false. SAT’s were never in the curriculum anyways…However, leaving half of the answers blank is not a good way to get a good score, perhaps around 500-600. Leaving questions blank is better than getting them wrong though, but in any case try to answer them all mostly with answers you are sure of (for ones that you have no clue, leave blank)
none because as of now SATS have been taken out of the curriculum, so no1 has to do them
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