A guide when taking SAT PREP test
Almost any test can be challenging. Even those who learn fast and who get high scores in their exams will admit that only through perseverance studying hard were they able to achieve a good exam result. The same is true when taking SAT PREP test. Study dilligently and learn the rules by heart~Study the rules of the exam by heart and dilligently prepare~Dilligently study for the exam and try to learn the rules}.
As with any exams, the SAT PREP test has its standardized set of rules that you have to understand in order to achieve a good score. We will provide you with proven tips on how to score high in your SAT Test.
Write in the test booklet
Use your booklet to your advantage when taking the SAT PREP exam. Anyway, nobody is going to read whatever you write on it. Use your booklet to write down formulas and equations or use available space when solving math problems. You can also use it when drafting an outline, paraphrasing or underlining a keyword to better understand what you have read.
Transfer answers at the end of each section
Going back and forth between the scantron and the test booklet can take too much of your time during the exam. Time which you don’t have. It is better to transfer your answer at the end of each section. Don’t hesitate to write your answer first in the test booklet and later transfer them at the end of every section or page. This process will avoid mistakes and give you more time.
Don’t rush
Haste makes waste, so cool down and think. It is best to calm down and do not rush to answer the questions because this can add to the pressure. Calm down and try answering only question you are sure of and not to guess when you are not. It is better to leave a question blank which translate to zero point than a wrong answer which will get you a 1/4 point deduction. For example, you will definitely get a higher score if you answer the question 75% correct, then answering all the questions but get only 50% correct.
Choose your question and answer
Be careful which questions you answer first. Take this advice except for the Critical Reading section where the questions are organized from least difficult to the hardest. But it does not mean the easy questions will be the easiest to answer.
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