A 13 / 20 correct rate doesn't actually tell me much.
For instance, I would be more concerned if those were all easier, lower-numbered questions and less concerned if those were all harder, higher-numbered questions.
I would be more concerned if, afterwards, you looked at the answers and said, "I still don't understand at all why the correct answer is (A) and not what I picked."
I would be less concerned if, afterwards, you looked at the answers and said, "Oh, I see, my answer is wrong because [blah blah blah] and answer (A) is actually correct because [blah blah blah]. Got it."
So my next question for you is, how did it go when you reviewed those problems? What did your analysis tell you?
http://tinyurl.com/2ndlevelofgmatAlso, how did you do on CR on your most recent practice CAT?
Are there any trends in terms of the CR sub-types that you tend to find harder / get wrong more often?