You don't lose any points for not answering a multiple guess question. You do lose points if you guess incorrectly. On free response questions you are advised to answer whether you know you are right or not, they don't take points away if those are wrong.
If you leave a question blank on the SAT, it does not count against your score. Unlike incorrect answers, which incur a penalty in the form of reduced points, unanswered questions simply receive a score of zero. Therefore, it is generally advisable to skip questions you are unsure about rather than guessing, especially if you're uncertain of the answer. This approach helps to maximize your overall score.
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James Crouse has written: 'The case against the SAT' -- subject(s): SAT (Educational test)
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In my experience, no. I'd take it again junior year either way.
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Skipping questions on the SAT is advisable if you don't know the answer to a question and are unable to eliminate any of the answer choices. If you can rule out even one or two incorrect answers, you should always answer that question even if you have to make a blind guess, since probability states that you'll gain more points by guessing in this fashion than you'll lose by answering some of the questions incorrectly. You can check the FAQ section at www.learnglc.com for a detailed answer from experts.
Every SAT test question is written. Each then goes through a rigorous evaluation process, reviewed by a group of scholars and then, frequently, inclusion in an exam as a sample question.
On the SAT you get 1/4 point subtracted for every multiple-choice question you answer incorrectly. You get 0 points subtracted for every multiple choice question you don't answer.