Anyway to get the tester to at least give you the score data without the full write up? Sort of like a teaser? That way we could help you try and dissect the testing (we just can't help ourselves).
In our experience my son's area of "weakness" was the knowledge section of his testing. He actually scored in the average range but since the rest of the scores we so much higher it was considered a weakness. I, too, had to step back and realize that average in one area is really not that bad.
Blowing the scale off the abstract reasoning probably means that she hit the ceiling. This means she scored more raw points than needed for the highest possible score on the subtest-- an 18 or 19 depending on the test and subtest.
I hope this helps a little and the testing gurus will probably have much more to add.
