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Review of SAT math concepts
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What is true about math problems on the SAT?
Always skip the first three
Draw figures to help yourself
You should always have realistic answers
You can solve many of them backwards
2
How many questions are on the SAT Math section?
58
38
20
1562
3
When do you know if a figure is drawn to scale?
When it says nothing
No figures are drawn to scale.
It is unless it says "Figure not drawn to scale"
When it specifically says it is.
4
What is true about grid in math questions?
You should answer all of them
They are the hardest questions
You must skip them
They don't count against you if you get them wrong.
5
Anything to the zero power equals?
infinity
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the number
0
6
What is good advice about using the SAT booklet?
Don't write in it
Use special markings to keep track of your question strategy
Write in it
Write your answers in the booklet
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What is the SAT score out of? (in other words, what is the highest score you can receive?)
800
100
2400
1600
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Which one is the WRONG way to grid in 3 1/2?
3.5
31/2
7/2
9
When a math question uses a special symbol in the equation, what do you do?
hyperventilate and breath into a bag
substitute x,y,z and solve the problem just like usual
skip it
write your substitutions out to the side
10
What is the best guessing strategy on the SAT?
Close your eyes and randomly put your finger on the page
Christmas tree
Eliminate one and guess (if you're a good guesser)
Eliminate two and always answer
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What is true about SAT math problems in a section?
they go from hardest to easiest
You should skip them all.
they go from easiest to hardest
they are in random order
12
When you are gridding in math questions, what is graded?
the bubbled in answer
the drool on your paper where you fell asleep
both the number and bubbled in answer
The number at the top