SAT Reading Prep

The perspective from which an author wishes to narrate a story is referred to as:

The ability to use textual support to prove a main idea is referred to as:

If an answer choice suggests ALL or NOTHING, that is typically an incorrect answer.

Primary sources are non-fiction, while secondary sources are typically fiction.

You are NOT penalized for wrong answers.

About how much time should you spend on each passage, including answering the questions?

Which subject(s) will the paired passages represent?

Which of the following is TRUE of paired passages?

You need to memorize the authors of the majority of the Founding Documents

Science passage questions are mainly about:

For the SAT writing, you are expected to write an argument based on a contemporary issue.

The stem "The primary purpose of this passage" would indicate what TYPE of question?

How many passages are on the reading portion of the SAT?

Which of the following is the correct order (easy to hard) of reading comprehension levels?

All of the following are examples of "Distraction Traps" except:

Social studies questions are embedded in which of the following tests?

Which of the following steps are NOT included in the "Read and Focus" strategy?

Questions that allow the reader to come to their own conclusions based on explicit details are:

Harder questions are worth more points, so you should do those first.

When you read a question, you should do all of the following except: