Yeah, I took it from 8th grade to 12th grade. In my class of 10 or so students, only one of us got a passing score. Perhaps our teacher didn&#x27;t adequately challenge us. We had read Cicero and other Latin literature yet Latin grammar always seemed so challenging for me to parse. I could make out enough meaning but never do a literal translation well enough. I took it because I couldn&#x27;t speak any of the Romance languages ;) I would have taken Japanese or Chinese in a heartbeat if they were offered since I had lived in Taiwan in my middle school years.<p>I got all the rules (declensions, conjugations, etc) but I always had trouble piecing them collectively. A lot of the declension endings would be the same (such as 4th declension nouns) and it was hard for me to differentiate between a nominative and accusative in the context of a sentence. Hence I never studied Latin in college. I&#x27;m sure the world is a much better place for that. Wow, I can&#x27;t believe I am reopening old wounds from 12 years ago ;)<p>I genuinely believe the single perfect test score is also empirical proof of the difficulty of Latin in an English-speaking world...<p>I would much rather parse MIPS assembly all day than read Latin.