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Adverbs modify
When should you use picking numbers?
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When should you use picking numbers?
When there are variables
When there are probabilities
All of the these
When there are percents/fractions
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Adverbs modify
Other Adverbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
3
Subjective pronouns (I, she, he, we, they, who) go where?
In the predicate
In the subject
In the object
In comparisons
4
How do you solve quadratic equations?
McPoyle
FANBOYS
FOIL
PEMDAS
5
Verb tense must be...
Logical
Consistent
Happy
Splunge
6
Which is correct: I like both tacos and burritos. OR I like both tacos along with burritos.
both tacos and burritos
both tacos along with burritos
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What is the mode?
The average number
The number that appears most frequently
The number of times you take the SAT
The middle number
8
What is the median?
The middle number
The number that appears most frequently
The average number
The loneliest number
9
Correct or incorrect: The Bluth family sold
their
shares.
Incorrect
Correct
10
Correct or incorrect: After giving an amazing performance, the crowd applauded Ed Sheeran.
Correct
Incorrect
11
How do you solve questions about averages?
Plugging the given values into the average formula
Using slope-intercept form
Using substitution or combination
Using the percent change formula
12
How do you answer detail questions?
Remember what was in the passage
Think about the big picture
Go back to the passage to find support for your answer
Think about the author's opinion
13
Which is correct: Leslie Knope enjoys to make lists. OR Leslie Knope enjoys making lists.
Enjoys making
Enjoys to make
14
Is it ok to join two independent clauses with just a semicolon?
No
Yes
15
Who and whom refer to...
Objects
People
Animals
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Your thesis must...
Answer the question
Pick a side
Be interesting
Be creative
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Which is correct: Barely no one understood Birdman. OR Barely anyone understood Birdman.
Barely no one
Barely anyone
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When you see a pronoun, what should you always check?
The verb
The antecedent
The subject
The object
19
When should you guess on the SAT?
When you can eliminate one or more answer choices
When you the question is taking you too long
When you don't know the answer to a grid-in
When you have no idea
20
On Reading Comprehension, what should you do at the end of every paragraph?
Write down the author's thesis
High five the person next to you
Write down all of the details from that paragraph
Write down the main idea
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If the verb ends in -en, -ing, or -ed, what should you check?
Apostrophes
Sentence Fragments
Punctuation
Capitalization
22
Adjectives modify...
Other adjectives
Adverbs
Nouns
Verbs
23
Your examples must be...
Hypothetical
Scholarly
Relevant
Specific
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When you see a word you don't know in a sentence completion, what should you do?
Try to figure it out using word roots
Give up
Think about the word charge
Cry
25
How should you answer inference questions?
Use your own opinion
Make assumptions about the author's feelings
Choose the most extreme answer
Understand the author's feelings
26
When you see a transition word, make sure it is being used...
Fancifully
Enthusiastically
Emotionally
Logically
27
What kind of details are important?
Cause and effect
Examples
Emphasis
Contrasts
28
When you see a modifying phrase, where must you see the person/thing that phrase is modifying?
The direct object
Before the modifying phrase
The object of the preposition
Directly after the modifying phrase
29
In Improving Sentences questions, which answer choice should you look at first?
The first one
The longest
The shortest
The last one
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How should you answer global questions?
Think about the author's purpose/thesis
Ensure your answer reflects the big picture of the passage
Re-read the passage to find support for your answer
Select the most specific answer
31
Is it ok to join two independent clauses with just a conjunction?
No
Yes
32
When should you use backsolving?
When you see probability
When you see variables
When you see actual numbers in the answer choices
When you see percents
33
If you don't know what the antecedent is, what is the error?
The subject
No error
The verb
The pronoun
34
Correct or incorrect: Each of the girls has
her
ticket to see Johnny Karate.
Correct
Incorrect
35
Is it ok to join two independent clauses with just a comma?
No
Yes
36
When you see a comparison or list, what should you check?
Transitions
Parallelism
Wordiness
Yourself before you wreck yourself
37
How do you solve a system of equations?
Set up proportions and cross multiply
Phone a friend
Substitution or combination
The average formula
38
Objective pronouns (me, her, him, us, them, whom) go where?
Comparisons
The subject
The object of the preposition
The direct object
39
When picking numbers on percents questions, what number should you always pick?
10
20
50
100
40
What answer choice should you usually start with when you're backsolving?
B
C
D
A
41
How should you answer vocab in context questions?
Choose a synonym of the original word that works in context
Choose a word that fits best in the context of the sentence
Choose the longest word
Choose the primary definition of the word
42
On math questions, what should you always underline?
What you're looking for
Numbers
What information you're given
Variables
43
Which and that refer to...
Animals
People
Objects
44
Correct or incorrect: People donate more money to fund arts programming than other social ills.
Correct
Incorrect
45
Correct or incorrect: Seeing that all of the rum was gone, Jack Sparrow felt sad.
Incorrect
Correct
46
When should you skip a question?
When you have no idea how to answer it
When a question is taking you too long
When it's a grid-in
When you can eliminate one or more answer choices
47
What should you do if you're running out of time?
Use your spidey senses to slow time down
Skip to the questions you can do quickly
Pray
Rush to finish
48
What are the red flags for idioms errors?
Prepositions
Idiomatic Phrases
Infinitives/Gerunds
Barely, Hardly, or Scarcely
49
Correct or incorrect: People donate more money to arts programming than other social projects.
Correct
Incorrect
50
The subject of a sentence will NEVER be...
In a prepositional phrase
An animal
A pronoun
At the end
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Which is correct: Nikita is fluent in Chinese. OR Nikita is fluent with Chinese.
fluent in
fluent with
