Nov
6
New Test: SAT Practice Materials
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Hey there college bound high school seniors! No, I’m not going to let you off the hook so easy. If you want to get into that great school, you just HAVE to get studying for those SATs! This is not a recommendation, it’s a necessity!
“But how can I study for the S A T ’s, Mr. Blog?” you ask. “I thought that those are just sorta like an IQ test, ya know. Yer just smart, or not? Right?”
Wrong!
The SATs are no IQ test. They test academic ability, something that is LEARNED.
Hence, you can improve your score by studying. Here, take a look at this practice test that I’ve just posted!
Oct
30
New Test : SAT Reasoning Test
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Attention college bound seniors!!!
If you haven’t yet done so, you desperately need to take the SAT!
If you are planning on applying to a four year college or university in the United States, the SAT are almost always required.
The SAT is not an IQ test. If you practice for it, you can greatly improve you score. This being the case, why not try to do as well as possible.
This test that I’ve just posted with help you with the “Reasoning” portion of the test which examines your general ability to use logic to solve generic problems.
Oct
23
New Test: Sentence Completion
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Here’s a little taste of what’s to come on this test:
Johnny and Jilly decided to _________ to the store for some lollipops.
a. goes
b. went
c. going
d. go
Choose the answer which completes the sentence in the most logical and grammatically correct way possible.
You’ll find these kinds of questions on the SAT, and believe me, they’ll be quite a bit tougher than this one. If you need more help with this type of question, check out the test that I’ve just posted. It should make things a little easier on you!
Oct
6
New Test: Data Analysis
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Data Analysis is one of the less lauded and less adored question types which are likely to be found on the SAT.
While not quite as popular in school as Antonym Matching and Algebra, Data Analysis was always fun to be around and knew how to have a jolly good time. Plus Data Analysis was a great dancer!
But in all seriousness folks, Data Analysis is no joke. You need to know this one inside and out if you plan to do well on the SAT.
But don’t take my word for it. Take this test to become familiar with this tricky question type.
Sep
10
New Test: Geometry SAT Test
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S
A
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AHAHAAHAHAH!!!!!
Right? I know, the SATs make me feel crazy too. I think we can all identify with this kind of anxiety at being forced to take a long and tedious standardized test.
You start sleeping less, waking up with cold sweats, constantly worrying about mathematical identities and grammatical rules. You start to question whether or not you were even meant to go to college…
STOP RIGHT THERE! The SATs are not as bad as you think. You just need to study for them a little bit and you’ll be fine.
Start with this helpful geometry test.
Aug
17
New Test: Algebra
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Even if you’ve taken Algebra recently in high school, you should still brush up on your skills before taking the SAT.
Your results on the SAT may determine which colleges that you are able to be matriculated into. This means that you must take this test very seriously.
The SAT is a stress filled environment. This means that even if you usually do quite well in algebra, your performance may become unpredictable once you are confronted with the foreign nature of this new situation.
For this reason, you should know your algebra like you know inside of your shoes.
This practice test should be enough to at least get you started.
Aug
3
New Test: Mathematics Section 1
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Is your senior year in high school just around the corner?
You’re probably starting to look at colleges. Maybe you’ve even picked out a few that you like. Gosh, things are gonna be great!
But wait, you haven’t taken the SAT exam yet have you? OH NO! Have you even started studying yet? If you don’t have a good SAT score, you could be in big trouble. A lot of people don’t even study for the SAT. These people are being foolish.
To start, try this practice test. You’ll thank me later when you’re studying nuclear physics at Brown.
May
15
New Test: Arithmetic SAT Practice Test
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SATs. Whether you love ‘em or hate ‘em, at some point, you’ve got to take ‘em if you want to get into a decent tertiary school. (These are the hard facts of life.)
However, you don’t have to go it alone. Take as many practice tests as you can, and you will be more prepared for the SATs than your non-practicing counterparts. Now wouldn’t that be nice?
This arithmetic practice test which I’ve just posted is a great place to start. Why not give it a try and see where you stand in comparison to other test takers? You can’t lose!
Feb
25
New Test: SAT Grammar Test
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“When Samantha wakes up, she feels that she had had the most horrible nightmare.”
Can you identify the grammatical error in the sentence given above?
No?!? Well, they’re gonna get a lot harder than THAT where you’re going! That’s right. The SAT language test doles out mercy to no living being! If you couldn’t identify the error in the example sentence (or maybe even if you could), you’ve got quite-a-bit of studying to do mister (or miss).
Try starting with this handy SAT Grammar Test which I’ve carefully selected for your test prep needs:
(By the way. The error that you missed had something to do with inconsistent verb tenses. Don’t stay up to late thinking about it!)
Feb
25
New Test Category: SAT Tests
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The SAT examination is probably the most well known standardized testing system to have ever impinged upon the consciousness of the average American high school student. Every year, millions of eager highschoolers march off to ad hoc testing stations set up across the country in high school gyms, community centers and the like. Why, you ask? Well, to take the SAT of course!
If you are a high school student projected to graduate this year, chances are that you will need to take this oh-so-dreaded (yet oh-so-exquisite) test before you send in your college applications.
Here’s the good news. While some people think of the SAT as a sort of intelligence test (something which you can’t practically prepare yourself for) this is really not the case. The SAT is basically a test of learned knowledge (something that you darn well CAN prepare yourself for). For starters, check out some of the practice SAT tests posted in this new test category.
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