this process is difficult also important becouse nothing easy to archieve
Aloysof NY9:21PM April 27, 2013
this lookst that is difficult procces but in other hands it is important be couse every goal to archieve you sould work!!
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Eugeneof GA4:34PM June 07, 2012
it's me arbin gurung. i have one question that i gave the SAT test on may 7 on 2011. but reasult is some how poor. so is there any problem for me while apply for student visa or i should give the test again.
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2400 Expertof NV2:15AM September 05, 2011
Good strategies here, but some that are missing:
1. WRITE DOWN EVERYTHING. Most of the mistakes made on the S.A.T. are made through carelessness & jumping to conclusions in your head. You’ll catch more of the carelessness and correct more of the erroneous conclusions if you put all your thinking in front of you, on the paper.
This seems as if it would take more time, but it actually does not. What takes the time is staring at the question without doing something.
2. Eliminate answers at every step, every opportunity, during every question. The difference between your current score and the score that you want is the number of times that you chose the wrong answer. Wrong answers should be swept off the page: eliminated, killed.
Every time you eliminate an answer, you are acting with the odds (4 of 5 are wrong), and you are increasing the odds of getting the right answer.
3. When you have eliminated A SINGLE ANSWER, then you MUST answer the question. Your right answers will outweigh your wrong answers (in terms of raw score points gained) over the course of the entire S.A.T.
4. The math sections move from easy questions through medium questions to difficult questions. Difficult questions are defined as those that most people get wrong. Therefore, eliminate any tempting or "obvious" answer on a difficult question. Eliminate answers that use numbers from the question. Eliminate answers that look most different in comparison to all the answers. If you must guess, then guess the answer that shares the most elements in common with the other answers.
For example: If the answers were x, x+2, x-2, x-3, & 2x-2, then you should guess x-2. It has more of the more prevalent elements than does any other answer.
I have taught test preparation for 25 years, worked for both Kaplan and Princeton Review, and have worked for myself for the last seven years. Good luck, and if you have any questions, then please use the good ol' hot e-mail.
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