TaciturnPhoenix

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Apparently, I'm a Dragon. Well, anybody who knows me in real life would agree that I'm more like a gecko.

1 Rose why?

10/10 Excellent Style

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Welcome to Reborn! Hope you enjoy your stay here!

Nope, it's me! TRHS?

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Smooooooooooth~

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Nope! TRHS

All you Falcon mains out there~

Twenty-One~

You guessed it! Spineblade?

Wow Juu, on point with the guesses! Eterna's up next.

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I just noticed Zumi's title changed to "Staff" but she wasn't on the Staff List yet. Anyway, congratulations Zumi and Rose!

Trying to teach Charizard Fly and realizing that it's wings are apparently only for show in Red and Blue.

No problem. Good Luck on whichever exam you take! The format of the SATs don't change every year, but they did this year. The Old SAT Study Guide will still work, but for the reading section I would focus only on passage based questions because sentence completion questions have been removed. Also, even though this may seem a little strange, try practicing ACT Science sections. It will help you get used to the analytical nature of the SAT Math section (especially if you struggle with Math).

The biggest difference between the SAT and ACT is the depth and time of the material. The SAT tests three (now two) sections, Math and Reading, while the ACT tests 4 (or 5), English, Math, Reading, Science, and an optional Writing section (which you really should take, otherwise it makes you look lazy). The SAT gives you more time, but the wording can be confusing. The ACT gives you less time, but most questions are pretty straightforward. You can't directly show your proficiency in French on the SAT or ACT, but you can take an SAT Subject Test. An SAT Subject Test evaluates your ability on a single topic, such as French, Spanish, Physics, etc. The French Subject Test consists of 85 multiple choice questions and lasts for about an hour. It's supposed to be really easy for native speakers (not sure if you are or not). You can take a SAT Subject Test regardless of whether you take the SAT or ACT.

Depends on where the practice is from. The ACT practice tests from The Official ACT Guide are pretty similar to the real one. However, most companies such as The Princeton Review and Barron's create harder practice tests compared to the real thing.

I know standardized tests can be difficult and confusing, so I thought we could ask questions and help each other here! I already took both exams, so I'd be happy to help anyone out.

Can somebody find me a Zinnia avatar? (The Pokemon one, not the flower)