rory & paris (35)

[@princesslollypop7764]

I love how Rory started standing up to Paris

[@KileyBrewsterRose]

Why

[@lauriecarson6483]

​@@KileyBrewsterRose why not

[@cdawg9895]

Agree with you.Rory is showing that Paris won't get under her skin.

[@Kashish4Eijaz]

it is good to know that Paris never finds out what Rory got. lol.

[@JR-mn3sb]

It seems slightly unrealistic that Paris would be satisfied with any score less than perfect

[@hiltneda]

I bet she freaked out when she found out but knew she couldn’t show up ashamed the next day. And Rory did the same. But Paris probably freaked way worse than Rory 😂

[@julianpeavy303]

@@hiltneda If i remember correctly, kids getting a perfect standardized test score really became a thing after like 2009. with the advent of SAT and ACT classes, tests became easier to handle, and more schools started teaching to standardized tests. Ironically this is what led to the destruction of reliance on ACT to get into higher ed

[@onesundaymourning]

@@julianpeavy303 eh no by 2009 the scoring standard of the SATs had been changed. It was 2006 and previous years that the perfect score meant 1600. There was even a movie about it. I have no idea about ACT because as far as I knew back then that was more for like schools in California.

[@toadcurtis1]

@@julianpeavy303first SAT prep books came out in 1938. Classes soon after

[@onesundaymourning]

Fun fact: My freshman year of high school when we took the PSATs the only kid that scored a 1600 took the test higher than the ozone.

[@pocak2875]

They never finish their lunch and the bell rings

[@CC3193]

None of the students did! Even in the background, their plates are full as they're standing up to walk away.

[@onesundaymourning]

I mean to be fair, most kids didnt eat lunch at lunch.

[@arshiyakhanna9182]

Wait a sec...rory DID get higher scores than Paris

[@oooh19]

I like that there are characters like Louise and Madeleine because honestly not every student in private school is ambitious or even hard working. (I went to private school well it was a Catholic school) and there are many types of personalities. its nice seeing a show portray that. Gossip girl they were all wealthy but there's a lot of middle class families in private school too

[@anitacalloway3032]

Arshiya Khanna Rory got 10 points each higher in math and verbal than Paris.

[@m.layfette6249]

While I don't remember (Or care to remember for that matter) but I can say for certainty that those were NOT my scores. 😉

[@rebeccasiegel1230]

Yeah she did

[@blairbrown4812]

I suspect that Madeline & Louise knew what was up.

[@AntiqueCoin3378]

I love the foreshadowing with this showing that verbal isn't Rory's strong suit and that being a journalist wouldn't work out for her.

[@bichitomax]

I think you are overthinking it.

[@2muchtv]

That's enough to be a national merit scholar.

[@farihaislam2850]

rewatching this before the psat

[@HarryThomasPictures]

How did Rory guess Paris was with Madeline? LOL!

[@manavighosh4344]

You're kidding, right?

[@raulbetancourt5795]

Madeline isn't that smart.

[@epbrown01]

There's no freaking way Louise needs her nose done! Just saying.

[@jakelover1731]

Louise is beautiful.

[@idfy2599]

Is that really a thing? Counting how many Fritos you are allowed to eat? I am assuming for dietary purposes.

[@char4980]

eating disorders exist.

[@koakhkoalaj2529]

Hi

[@serenacavallo500]

Which episode is?

[@KJ-99]

Serena Cavallo in the description box

[@yy-gf7ze]

S2EP11

[@serenacavallo500]

@@yy-gf7ze thanks

[@DeepikaGinger]

Is 760 the highest score you can get?

[@HailSocialite]

800 is the highest score per section, which would be a perfect score. However, the (P)SAT has a very strange way of scaling the scores. There’s a conversion table and the table changes per test. But, it looks like Rory missed maybe one or two math questions and maybe 4 ish verbal questions.

[@DeepikaGinger]

@@HailSocialite Thank you

[@bearhugsplans]

At least she didn't get below a thousand. 0-0