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SAT Lightning Round
SAT Lightning Round
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Testing the essential need to know information before you take the real SAT in 24 hours.
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1
What was the highest student score % increase from Week 6 - Week 26.
+33 (Hannah)
+43 (Vamuya)
+67 (Brian)
+48 (Keneth)
2
If you leave answers blank on the bubble sheet, if does not count against your final score.
False
True
3
You have 13 minutes per passage and question set on the Reading portion of your SAT.
False
True
4
How long is the Reading Section of the SAT?
145 Minutes
90 Minutes
65 Minutes
35 Minutes
5
You will be able to choose the order in which you can complete the Reading, Writing and Language, and Essay booklets.
False
True
6
The Fiction passage will always come first on the Reading portion of the SAT.
False
True
7
Which of the following is not a time saving strategy?
Jot an end note
Skipping passages/questions you find particularly difficult
They are all time saving strategies
Underline first and last sentence of each paragraph
8
How many readings will you have on the Reading portion of the SAT?
7
4
3
5
9
"To begin," is an acceptable transitional phrase.
False
True
10
Complete this sentence: POE is the most useful when
you code.
You underline and circle key words.
You cross out the language that makes it incorrect.
You cross out the letter to the incorrect answer.
11
Coding is a non-negotiable POE strategy that you must use on the SAT.
False
True
12
What type of essay will you have on the SAT?
Synthesis
Argumentation
Novel
Rhetorical Analysis
13
How many sections are there on the EBRW portion of the SAT?
1
2
3
5
14
You can bring your phones with you to the testing room.
True
False
15
How long is the Writing and Language portion of the SAT?
40 Minutes
35 Minutes
20 Minutes
65 Minutes
16
When answering graphics questions, what should you do?
Compare all answer choices against the graph first.
Only look at it when you are stuck between two choices
