Duplicate of NEW SAT Reading, Writing & Language

Question 1

What might be a good English class answer, may lead you in the wrong direction on the SAT.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

Some of the traps in trap answers include which of the following:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 3

The new SAT is an open-book test, not relying on you having any prior knowledge.

Accepted Answer

True: all the answers are in the text.

Question 4

Language is a living document shows how people think and communicate. (Choose the correction)

Accepted Answer

document that shows

Question 5

What we don't want to do is read the entire passage.

Accepted Answer

True: there is not enough time to read the entire passage.

Question 6

What is this question testing: let them in OR let Sister Susie and Brother John in

Accepted Answer

Specificity

Question 7

True or False: Answer every question on the SAT.

Accepted Answer

True: there is no penalty for wrong answers.

Question 8

How many lines before and after your line reference and lead words do you read?

Accepted Answer

5,5

Question 9

What is this question testing: tall, dark, and handsome OR tall dark and handsome

Accepted Answer

Use of commas

Question 10

How much time do you have on the Writing Language Subtest to answer 44 questions?

Accepted Answer

35 minutes

Question 11

POE or Process of Elimination says when you find a wrong answer choice, eliminate it.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

For Vocabulary in Context, you have to go back to the text and look at the context of the word.

Accepted Answer

True: Look at how it is used.

Question 13

Reading Test on SAT makes up 50% of your score on the Evidence-Based Reading & Writing Section.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

Reading questions are presented in chronological order by their answers location in the text.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 15

What is the order of the Basic Approach for the Reading Test?

Accepted Answer

Read blurb,select question, read what you need, predict, POE

Question 16

LOTD or Letter of the Day

Accepted Answer

is a quick way to make sure you have bubbled in everything, should be used after you eliminated all incorrect answers, Choose the letter that has been used the least, Choose from A to D

Question 17

When you see "in order to" that is equivalent to what question word?

Accepted Answer

why

Question 18

In the Writing and Language Test of the SAT many parts are not questions.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 19

T/F: Slow down, score more. Doing fewer questions can mean more correct answers overall.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

True or False: Don't answer a question unless you're absolutely sure of the answer.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 21

Line References and Lead Words show you...

Accepted Answer

where the answers are

Question 22

The SAT uses an Order of Difficulty, putting easier questions first and hard questions last.

Accepted Answer

False: That was the Old SAT.

Question 23

For all intensive purposes, we need to review our notes before the test on Tuesday.

Accepted Answer

Nor all intents and purposes,

Question 24

Your knowledge of the new SAT might be shaky, but you can learn a lot from our camps.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 25

Most reading questions are not questions and you must turn them into questions.

Accepted Answer

True

Duplicate of NEW SAT Reading, Writing & Language

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Duplicate of NEW SAT Reading, Writing & Language

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