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Prep test 75
chillout34
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Is prep test 75 less of a representation of the difficulty of the most recent tests? I found it easier than 78,79,80 and 81. But, that could be because I am taking them in reverse order. I took 81, 80, 79, 78, then jumped to 75 and I found 75 easier. I know test before 72 were really easy, so I'm wondering if I got a better score due to improvement or because earlier tests in the 70-75 range are easier?
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I only recently started using JY's explanations after 78-81, so I want to know if I improved due to his help or because it was an easier test? Thank you
all of this seems relative.
there's a thread about how PT 72 destroyed everybody
https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/1735