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Test-takers often assume that all of the reading passages they will come across in a standardized test, like the SAT® Exam, will be taken from fictional literature. That is not the case. The SAT® Exam includes a wide variety of reading passages, including expository, informational, a...
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You’ve probably heard that there is a new version of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) exam coming soon. True fact: If you take the SAT exam in the spring of 2016 or after, you will take a redesigned version of it. There has been a lot of talk about this new test and we want you to have all the ...
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The SAT exam is a standardized test used to measure the knowledge and education of students wishing to move on to secondary school—whether that is a state university, local community college, or more prestigious private college. These scores measure students’ ability to synthesize information pre...
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There is no way to know which words you’ll actually encounter on the SAT exam, but it doesn’t hurt to familiarize yourself with as many as you can. Here are 25 “A” words you’ll have a decent chance of seeing again on test day:
Word———- Meaning
Abash———- To feel embarra...
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Before taking the SAT exam, keep in mind several things to be effective in showing what you know. The following guidelines can help you avoid getting bogged down in the details. (You may want to bookmark this page and read it again a day or two before the test, just to refresh!)
Be familiar w...
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