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Many colleges combine your highest section scores from different test dates to create a potentially higher overall score
False
True
2
There are no science questions on the SAT, since there is no science section.
True
False
3
Do colleges prefer that you take the SAT or ACT?
Neither one! Most colleges view each test equally
ACT, since it also includes science
SAT, since there is an optional writing section
Colleges want students to take both tests before applying.
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Which of the following do you NOT need to bring to the SAT?
identification
calculator
pencils for scratch work
your charged device with the Bluebook app on it
5
On the SAT, about how much time should you budget per question?
1 minute R/W, 1 minute math
30 seconds R/W, 45 seconds math
2 minutes R/W, 1 minute math
70 seconds R/W, 90 seconds math
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True or False: the SAT provides a math formula sheet, while the ACT does not
False
True
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What is the #1 best way to improve your score?
Read through your notes
study with a friend
watch Youtube videos about certain topics
actively practice problems and review results
8
How long in total is the new, digital SAT?
2 hours 45 min
2 hours 14 min
3 hours
3 hours 14 min
9
What is the maximum score for SAT and ACT, respectively?
1600 for both
2400 SAT, 32 ACT
1600 SAT, 36 ACT
3600 SAT, 16 ACT
10
What should you do when you find unfamiliar words in the Reading/Writing section?
think about similar words and their meaning
identify prefix/suffix, when possible
consider word charge (positive, neutral, negative)
look at context clues around them
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For "words in context" problems (fill in the blank), you should read the 4 answer choices before reading the prompt.
True
False
12
How many points do you lose for answering a question incorrectly (both on ACT and SAT)?
1/2 point
1/4 point
1 point
0 points
