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1
Before starting to read a passage on the Reading section you should:
read the introductory information
have your pencil ready to annotate
get excited about the topic
All of the above
2
Which of these do all sentences need?
subject/predicate
subject/adverb
name/pronoun
nouns/adjectives
3
Both the Math and Reading sections of the SAT have a score range of 200-800
False
True
4
What is the average national SAT score in 2020?
1050
900
1200
1000
5
Which of these is not a transition that signifies a change in topic?
But
Consequently
However
Although
6
When do we use a semi-colon?
To add a natural pause in reading
To introduce a list
To set off a dependent clause
To separate 2 independent clauses
7
Which of these strategies will be your best friend on the SAT?
note-taking
process of elimination
graphic organizers
re-reading
8
How many questions are on the Writing/Language section?
33
55
44
65
9
Total possible points on the SAT are:
1500
1000
2400
1600
10
Some schools will look only at your highest scores on each section.
True
False
11
How many minutes do you have to complete the Writing/Language section?
35
52
45
30
12
How many questions are on the Reading section of the SAT?
65
44
52
75
13
How many points do you get off for wrong answers?
0
1
1/4
1/2
14
How many minutes do you have to complete the Reading section?
50
100
45
65
15
Everyone in the state will take the SAT at the same time in March.
True
False
16
What is it called when colleges look at your highest scores only?
Superscore
Awesomescore
Highestscore
Bestscore
17
Every college you apply to will automatically see your SAT score:
False
True
18
To graduate from a CT high school, you must have a score of.....
1000
700
840
950
19
This year's test will be taken with a pencil on paper.
False
True