A Level Material?

Date: Jan 24, 2005

A Level Material?

langris5 · Senior Member

it's just an official UIL release, it's much easier compared to the district test, but the UIL A test should be very similar as to the types of problem that appears on the district test.

vvr1590 · Senior Member

oh, so you can see what kind of new questions will be on the district for this year?

Vinay

langris5 · Senior Member

yeah basically, but on the real test it's gonna be alot harder with the same type of questions.

quincy

webmaster · Administrator

Yep,

That's the idea. And just as a quick reminder, please don't discuss how to do the new problems on this site. I don't mind posting them or even asking how if you are not sure if it is new, but just beware I might close the thread.

Webmaster

P.S. I do encourage discussion though. Since I am not in the "number sense loop" I like to see what new things they have come up with.

vvr1590 · Senior Member

so, it wouldn't be illegal for me to ask quincy what types of new questions are on the test?

lol

Vinay

langris5 · Senior Member

Vinay,

if you have any questions about numbersense questions when no one's on the forum to answer, email me at quincy5555@hotmail.com and i'll try to help (although i am nowhere close to mr.jones at analyzing problems and tricks...)

quincy

webmaster · Administrator

Whatever Quincy!

You are getting much better. You are the one who figured out that last formula as well as the alternating squares formula.

webmaster · Administrator

P.S. It is fine to ask what the new problems are. I have no problem with that. After looking at the SAC test though, I didn't really notice anything that might have been new. I have to see a few more tests than just one to see if there is something new though.