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Using process of elimination is a good trick to use on the test.
False
True
2
How many minutes should you spend on each question?
less than 30 seconds
a little over a minute
2 minutes
3-4 minutes
3
EACH section (language and math) of the SAT is worth how many points?
600
1000
400
800
4
When "NO CHANGE" is an answer option,
It has a 25% chance of being the correct answer.
It has a 50/50 chance of being correct.
Always choose it.
Never choose it. It's a trick.
5
If you score below average on the SAT, all of your dreams are dead.
False
True
6
If you come to a difficult question on the SAT, take the time you need to answer it.
False
True
7
To get into a good college, you need close to a perfect SAT score.
False
True
8
For multiple choice questions, you should take the time to read all answer choices.
False
True
9
If you're short for time, it's okay to "hunt and peck" for answers.
True
False
10
If you know you're not going to go to college, just fill in random answers on the SAT.
False
True
11
You will NOT lose points for incorrect answers on the SAT.
True
False
12
What percentage of college admissions is based on GPA?
25%
45%
almost 100%
85%
13
What percentage of college admissions is based on SAT scores?
45%
more than 50%
less than 25%
more than 25%
14
What is the average SAT score (national)?
1060
1140
1220
880
15
For vocabulary questions, you shouldn't need to refer back to the passage.
True
False
16
There is no essay section on the SAT.
True
False
17
To
increase
your SAT score by 50-100 points, you need to get how many
more
questions correct?
8-15
16-20
21+
1-5
18
The SAT test is an accurate measure of intelligence.
False
True
19
What percentage of questions do you have to answer correctly in order to earn an AVERAGE score?
50%
66%
75%
85%
20
What makes up the last 10% of college admission?
recommendation letters
application essay
high school attendance
extra-curriculars (sports, volunteering, etc.)