A shortcut when analyzing graphics on the SAT Reading is to...

eliminate answers that add information not represented

Why are graphics included on the SAT reading?

to show you can interpret and incorporate the information

What are the three main categories of reading on the SAT Reading?

US/World Lit, HST/Soc Studies, Science

What can you do if a question doesn't include a line number, but you need to find an answer?

find key words/phrases in the quest- find them in the text

The rhetoric category of question means

questions that ask about how the author conveys meaning

What is a tier 2 vocabulary word?

words that have a high usage across many different subjects

If you are stuck between two answers, how can you best decide?

choose the answer supported by text evidence

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Questions 15

Answers

1
A shortcut when analyzing graphics on the SAT Reading is to...
eliminate answers that add information not represented
ignore the title and axis as they give no useful information
only look at the graphic when a question arises about it
read the answer choices & use the answer that looks the best
2
Why are graphics included on the SAT reading?
to show you can compare/contrast the information
to show you can interpret and incorporate the information
to see if you can "read" a chart
to give you a break from the reading
3
Some questions ask you to read between the lines to understand what an author's words
state directly
mean to you
imply
4
What are the three main categories of reading on the SAT Reading?
US/World Lit, Fiction, Nonfiction
US/World Lit, HST/Soc Studies, Science
US Lit, Science, World HST
Fiction, Nonfiction, Fantasy
5
What can you do if a question doesn't include a line number, but you need to find an answer?
reread the passage
make your best guess
find key words/phrases in the quest- find them in the text
read only the first and last lines of each paragraph
6
The rhetoric category of question means
questions that focus on what the passage says
questions that ask you to draw conclusions
questions that ask you to make connections b/w 2 passages
questions that ask about how the author conveys meaning
7
Questions that ask about rhetoric include all of the following EXCEPT
analyzing connections
analyzing word choice
analyzing purpose
analyzing text structure
8
What is a tier 2 vocabulary word?
words specific to one subject area
words that have a high usage across many different subjects
words you learn in high school
one that has two meanings
9
The SAT RDG has 3 main categories the questions fall under. Which is not one of the categories?
Diction to create tone
Information and Ideas
Synthesis
Rhetoric
10
Prior topic-specific knowledge is required to do well on the SAT Reading.
True
False
11
Passages can include all of the following EXCEPT
a speech
popular Italian literature
a U.S founding document
idk
12
There is only one right answer for each question.
True
False
13
If you are stuck between two answers, how can you best decide?
by rereading the passage
choose the 1st answer that pops into your head
choose the answer supported by text evidence
eenie, meenie, miney, mo
14
Reading passages are typically...
300-400 words
100-300 words
500-750 words
400-550 words
15
How many minutes should be spent reading each passage?
1 minute
5 minutes
10 minutes
3 minutes

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Questions 15

Answers

1
A shortcut when analyzing graphics on the SAT Reading is to...
eliminate answers that add information not represented
ignore the title and axis as they give no useful information
only look at the graphic when a question arises about it
read the answer choices & use the answer that looks the best
2
Why are graphics included on the SAT reading?
to show you can compare/contrast the information
to show you can interpret and incorporate the information
to see if you can "read" a chart
to give you a break from the reading
3
Some questions ask you to read between the lines to understand what an author's words
state directly
mean to you
imply
4
What are the three main categories of reading on the SAT Reading?
US/World Lit, Fiction, Nonfiction
US/World Lit, HST/Soc Studies, Science
US Lit, Science, World HST
Fiction, Nonfiction, Fantasy
5
What can you do if a question doesn't include a line number, but you need to find an answer?
reread the passage
make your best guess
find key words/phrases in the quest- find them in the text
read only the first and last lines of each paragraph
6
The rhetoric category of question means
questions that focus on what the passage says
questions that ask you to draw conclusions
questions that ask you to make connections b/w 2 passages
questions that ask about how the author conveys meaning
7
Questions that ask about rhetoric include all of the following EXCEPT
analyzing connections
analyzing word choice
analyzing purpose
analyzing text structure
8
What is a tier 2 vocabulary word?
words specific to one subject area
words that have a high usage across many different subjects
words you learn in high school
one that has two meanings
9
The SAT RDG has 3 main categories the questions fall under. Which is not one of the categories?
Diction to create tone
Information and Ideas
Synthesis
Rhetoric
10
Prior topic-specific knowledge is required to do well on the SAT Reading.
True
False
11
Passages can include all of the following EXCEPT
a speech
popular Italian literature
a U.S founding document
idk
12
There is only one right answer for each question.
True
False
13
If you are stuck between two answers, how can you best decide?
by rereading the passage
choose the 1st answer that pops into your head
choose the answer supported by text evidence
eenie, meenie, miney, mo
14
Reading passages are typically...
300-400 words
100-300 words
500-750 words
400-550 words
15
How many minutes should be spent reading each passage?
1 minute
5 minutes
10 minutes
3 minutes