Before officially taking the test, I took previous exams, and I could consistently get 22~25 questions correct.
Before the test, I could choose which language I wanted the test to be written in. I did the previous exams in English, so I was more familiar with the test in English, but there might be words in English that I didn't know, so I chose the Chinese version of the test.
I answered 2 questions incorrectly, the 23rd question and the 25th question. I got the 23rd question wrong because I incorrectly subtracted the numbers, which was a silly mistake. I couldn't solve the 25th question in time, so I randomly guessed A, which was wrong.
I feel like this year's test is a little bit harder than the previous years, but maybe that was because of the pressure when actually taking the exam.
Looking at the score distributions, there are only 10 people scoring 24 or more. So I got the top 1% Honor Roll of Distinction as well
I might take the AMC 10 and 12 in a few years, so I still need to learn more and hopefully get good scores on the tests.
