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Reading: When working on a passage, what type of questions should you do first?
Chart/graph questions
Grid-in questions
Line reference questions
Paired questions
2
Are you ready for the SAT?
No. I haven't learned anything about the SAT.
No, but I'll try my best :)
Yes! I got this! :D
I guess :-/
3
Writing&Language: What can you look for in the sentence to choose the correct pronoun?
The pronoun
The subject
Another verb
The next sentence
4
What is the average SAT score for Michigan?
800
1000
900
1100
5
Writing&Language: Which of these is a proper use for commas?
With a list
Interrupting phrase
Introductory phrase
With a FANBOYS word
6
Math: What types of questions can you use Plug In on?
Grid-in questions
Variables in the question and answers
Variables in the question and numbers in the answers
7
Writing&Language: What type of punctuation is a colon ( : )?
Go
Stop
Half-Stop
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Essay: What is the first thing you read?
The directions
The passage
The claim
9
Writing&Language: What type of punctuation is a comma ( , )?
Stop
Go
Half-Stop
10
Writing&Language: What type of idea comes before/after GO punctuation?
complete/incomplete
incomplete/incomplete
incomplete/complete
complete/complete
11
Writing&Language: What type of punctuation is a semi-colon ( ; )?
Stop
Half-Stop
Go
12
Math: What method can you use to solve quadratic equations?
Quadratic formula
Factoring
Graphing
Calculator application
13
Math: What types of questions can you use PITA on?
Variables in the question and answers
Grid-in questions
Variables in the question and numbers in the answers
14
Writing&Language: What type of idea comes before/after HALF-STOP punctuation?
incomplete/incomplete
incomplete/complete
complete/complete
complete/incomplete
15
Writing&Language: What word describes what your answers should be?
Precise
Consistent
Concise
All of the above
16
Reading: After understanding the question and reading your window, what is the next step?
Predict the answer
Process of elimination
Read the entire passage
Use letter of the day
17
Writing&Language: Which of these words/phrases does NOT mean the same thing as the others?
However
On the other hand
Conversely
In addition
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Reading: What types of answers should NOT be eliminated?
Extreme language
Ones that match your prediction
Mostly right, slightly wrong
Mean language
19
Essay: Which of these things does NOT need to be in your introduction?
Your thesis
A hook
The author's claim
The author's name
20
Math: What is the order of the questions?
Random
Chronological
Difficulty
21
Writing&Language: What can you look for in the sentence to choose the correct verb tense?
The pronoun
The next sentence
The subject
Another verb
22
Reading: When working on a passage, what type of questions should you do third?
Line reference questions
Paired questions
Chart/graph questions
Grid-in questions
23
What is the national average essay score?
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12
14
24
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Reading: What is the order of the questions?
Chronological
Difficulty
Random
25
Math: What acronym encompasses all the exponent rules?
POOD
YOLO
POE
MADSPM
26
Math: Which of these formulas is NOT provided on the test?
Volume
Pythagorean theorem
Quadratic formula
Special right triangles
27
Reading: What do these questions ask about the text?
When was the text published?
What does the text say?
Who is the subject?
Why does the text say something?
28
Writing&Language: What can you look for in the sentence to make sure you have verb agreement?
Another verb
The pronoun
The subject
The next sentence
29
Math: What is the most important part of a word problem?
Everything
Only the variables
The final question
Only the numbers
30
Reading: When figuring out your POOD, which of these things are you looking at?
The publication date of each passage
All of the above
The number of line reference questions for each passage
Whether each passage has a chart or graph
31
Essay: What information are you looking for in the passage?
Reasoning
Claim
Evidence
Persuasive elements
32
Math: What method can you use to solve systems of equations?
Calculator application
Elimination
Substitution
Graphing
33
Writing&Language: What type of punctuation is a dash ( -- )?
Go
Stop
Half-Stop
34
Writing&Language: Approximately how many questions will have the answer "NO CHANGE"?
11
2
3
25
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Writing&Language: What type of punctuation is a period ( . )?
Half-Stop
Stop
Go
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Reading: When working on a passage, what type of questions should you do second?
Grid-in questions
Chart/graph questions
Line reference questions
Paired questions
37
Reading: How large should your reading window be?
Only the words mentioned in the question
The entire sentence
The entire passage
What's a reading window?
38
Reading: The passages can come from each of the following subject areas EXCEPT
Social Studies
Science
Math
Literature
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Writing&Language: What type of punctuation is ,FANBOYS ?
Half-Stop
Stop
Go
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Reading: What is the first thing you should do when you start the Reading section?
Read the first passage
Figure out your POOD
Read the blurb of the first passage
Do the first line reference question
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Writing&Language: Which of these words does NOT mean the same thing as the others?
Furthermore
Moreover
Additionally
Nonetheless
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Writing&Language: What type of idea comes before/after STOP punctuation?
incomplete/complete
complete/complete
complete/incomplete
incomplete/incomplete
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Writing&Language: Which of these is a proper use for apostrophes?
With a FANBOYS word
Quotes
Contraction
Possession
