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NEW SAT 2016 ~ Sarah M. & Johanna S.
NEW SAT 2016 ~ Sarah M. & Johanna S.
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some new things to look out for on the new 2016 SAT!
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The redesigned SAT will test one's understanding of relevant words and phrases?
True
False
2
What kind of questions will you encounter on the new SAT?
Real world questions
surveyed questions
most common sense based
Q's directly related to work in Colleges & careers
3
how will the categories be scored for the Essay?
1-100 scale each
1-10 scale each
2-8 scale each
1-5 scale each
4
What will be expected when providing evidence?
detailed information found and proper citing
proper grammer and correct spelling
interpret evidence, put in own words/quote from source
praise to Donald Trump
5
There is a non-calculator portion in the Math SAT
True
False
6
<p>When will the new SAT be released?</p>
April 2016
February 2016
President's Day
March 2016
7
The new SAT will include literature and literary nonfiction?
True
False
8
Is the Essay portion optional?
yaaassss
Yes
No
nopenopenopenope
9
What will be expected to be presented for your hypothesis/thesis?
grammar
spelling
the best evidence
accuracy
10
What are the three focuses for the Math SAT?
Prob. Solving & Data Analysis, Algebra, Pass.- Advanced Math
Algebra II, Geometry, Trig.
Basics, Trig., Algebra II
11
Will the essay scores be blended/combined with other scores on the SAT?
IDEK
Maybe
No
Yes
12
What will you have to do when given a passage for the writing portion?
build an argument to persuade audience
write jibberish
explain quthor's pov
completely and thoroughly respond to prompt
13
How many categories are there for the Essay scoring?
4, praise, grammer, spelling, analysis
2, writing, evidence
three, reading, analysis, writing
1, writing
14
Are there any sub-score areas in the Math Portion?
No
Yep, Geometry & Trig.
Yes
I'm pretty sure no