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SAT Math - Math Approach & High Impact Strategies
SAT Math - Math Approach & High Impact Strategies
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After you work your YAY grid-in questions, you should work your MAY grid-in questions.
True
False
2
How are math questions ordered with regard to difficulty?
Most difficult to easiest
Random
Easiest to most difficult
Easy to difficult, then easy to difficult again
3
How do you determine whether a math question is a YAY, MAY, or NAY?
Guess.
Underline the Target.
Start working the question first to see how difficult it is.
Determine if the question type is in your goal box.
4
What should you do before you begin working a math question?
Guess Letter.
Nothing.
Underline the Target.
Check the formulas provided on a cover page of the test.
5
After your first pass through your YAY multiple choice Qs, you should return to Q 1 to work your MAYs.
True
False
6
After you've worked the first half of the math section twice, you should work your MAY grid-ins.
False
True
7
What should you do with NAY questions in the multiple choice section?
Guess Letter them.
Work them thoughtfully.
Circle them and come back to them.
Leave them blank.
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What should you do with your MAY questions in the multiple choice section?
Circle them, and come back to them.
Guess Letter them.
Leave them blank.
Answer them as soon as you identify them.
9
When you hear the remaining time called, what should you do?
Try to thoughtfully work as many Qs you have left as fast as you can.
Finish the question you're working on. Guess Letter remaining blank Qs.
Stop what you're doing. Guess Letter blank Qs. Come back to where you were.
Put your pencil down. Quit while you're ahead.
10
You're on the Math Section. Where do you start?
Start at your first YAY question.
Start at the halfway mark.
Start at the first grid-in question.
Start at question 1.
