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SAT Prep Week 2!!
SAT Prep Week 2!!
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TRUE or FALSE: The SAT Essay score affects your Writing score.
False
True
2
TRUE or FALSE: Brendan spilled his coffee on his shirt when he tripped yesterday.
False, he so smooooth
True
3
Some students do not respond as well to pop quizzes as others
will.
have.
did.
NO CHANGE
do.
4
Answer this MATH question.
D
A
B
C
5
What kind of car does Brendan drive?
BMW
Maserati
Honda Civic
Mini Cooper
6
What Elements might we identify and analyze in order to write the SAT Essay?
Line reference, Companion pairs
Subject/verb agreement
Logos, Pathos, Ethos
Diction, Imagery, Repeptition
7
Answer this MATH question.
D
C
B
A
8
Who won the Copa America?
USA
Argentina
Chile
Iceland
9
What does SAT stand for?
It doesn't stand for anything
Scholastic Aptitude Test
Standardized Aptitude Test
Scholastic Assessment Test
10
Which Writing Topic was the previous question primarily concerned with?
Diction/word choice
Idiom
Preposition
Subject/verb agreement
11
TRUE or FALSE: The SAT Essay asks you to include your opinions and experiences.
True
False
12
Glass walls can be used as a means
through
distributing light through the building.
of
DELETE bold portion
from
NO CHANGE
13
Who is this?
Brendan Farrell
Michael Jordan
LeBron James
Allen Iverson
14
Answer this MATH question.
B
C
D
A
15
Which Writing Topic was the previous question primarily concerned with?
Parallel structure
Subject/verb agreement
Logical coordination
Punctuation
16
Answer this MATH question
B
C
D
A
17
Who is this?
Obama
LeBron James
Sean Connery
Julian Krinsky
18
TRUE or FALSE: The SAT Math sections cover some Algebra II topics.
False
True
19
Answer this MATH question.
B
A
D
C
20
What is this place?
Michael Jordan
Saudi Arabia
USA
Jordan
21
What Appeals might we use to explain why a speaker/writer's argument works?
Subject/verb agreement
Logos, Pathos, Ethos
Diction, Imagery, Statistics
Logic, Emotions, Credibility
