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The Dreaded SAT Experimental Section  by: Kyan Kandace Officially the dreaded SAT experimental section is called the variable section. The first section is going to have essays that are 25 minutes long. The essay will then be followed by another six 25 minute sections. There are then two 20 minute sections and one 10 minute section. One of those multiple choice 25 minute sections is going to be an experimental one. The people who administer the SAT need to test questions for future exams. This is to see if enough people get them right and/or wrong. So they use you as guinea pigs! Since one of those sections is going to be experimental, it does not count toward your grade. It’s very difficult to pick out the experimental section, but I’ll give you a little bit of a tip: If you get to a section that seems really weird or has questions that you haven’t seen before and it’s somehow different from the rest, it’s probably the experimental one. Don’t panic. Stay positive. Just tell yourself it’s the experimental one and move on. Now, if you get three 25 minute critical reading sections, one of them will have been the experimental one. If you get three 25 minute math sections, one of them will be the experimental one. And if you get two 25 minute writing sections, you’ll know one of those will be the experimental section. So it’s kind of hard to tell which one it is until you’re almost finished, but if you get to one that’s weird and totally throws you off, don’t think “Oh my gosh, the whole thing’s going down the tube now!” Tell yourself “You know what, that one was weird, that one was harder than I expected. It’s probably the experimental one”. Stay positive. Keep moving. That’s the way you maximize your SAT score. About The Author Karl Schellscheidt ePrep http://www.eprep.com Copyright 2006 – All Rights Reserved, ePrep, Inc. This article was posted on November 21, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Education" Category: Baltimore Schools Designate Six Schools as Persistently Dangerous with a Warning to Another by Patricia Hawke Instructional DVD's Help Promote Mental Action by Paul Hegarty The GED Essay Test: Understand the Essay, Improve Your Score by Leonard Williams Mayor’s “Preschool Mattersâ€� on November Ballot for Denver Schools by Patricia Hawke PowerResearcherâ„¢, The First Of Its Kind To Constructively PREVENT Plagiarism by Stephan Botes Bread Mold Science Fair Projects Ideas by Doug Nicholson Forensics in the Classroom: Court TV comes to Atlanta Schools by Stacy Andell Successful Way To Homeschool Your Children by James Masterson Presidents Day – Let’s Not Forget to Honor the Big Three by Rev Michael Bresciani An Easy Comparison Of The English To Spanish Alphabet by Jerry K. Blackburn << Back to "Education" Index

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