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Don't worry about strings of right or wrong answers; the algorithm takes no account of that in determining your score. What matters is question difficulty. When you get easy questions wrong, that hurts your score a lot. So if you had a V33 without many wrong answers, I'd imagine those wrong answers were on easier questions (and the other questions probably weren't too hard, on average).

It can happen on prep tests and on the real test that your questions throughout a section aren't all that hard, even when you do well. When that's true, you need to get more questions right to get the same score as you would when difficulty level matches your level. Of course, because the questions are easier, you will get more right, so your score will still be accurate even though your 'hit rate' changes. It sounds like you have a lot of evidence that you're a V37-V38 scorer, so I wouldn't worry too much about one outlier score. But I would suggest, as AndrewN says above, paying careful attention to your wrong answers on this test, because you'll want to be sure to avoid running the risk of getting easier questions wrong on a future test. Good luck!

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