Pre-SAT Review

How do you recognize you are looking at a verb NUMBER question?

How do you recognize you are looking at a verb TENSE question?

Approx. how many synthesis questions will you get across both modules?

What kind of relationship does the transition word "however" suggest?

Which type of vocabulary question uses a literary/fiction passage?

How many minutes per module do you get on the SAT/PSAT?

Approx. how many rules questions will you get across both modules?

If a phrase or relative clause is necessary for meaning, do not use punctuation to set it off.

Which is the FIRST type of question you will see on any given module?

How can you recognize you're answering a synthesis question?

Approx. how many vocabulary questions will you get across both modules?

Which of the following is definitely a wrong answer in a pronoun question?

Approx. how many transition questions will you get across both modules?

Which questions does Dr. Miller suggest you answer first?

Which of the following is the first type of Writing question you will encounter?

Which of the following is a key word/phrase for recognizing vocabulary questions?

Which is the LAST type of question you will see on any given module?

You can usually answer the synthesis questions without looking at the passage?

If an answer choice is a gendered pronoun, you should consider it correct.

How do you recognize you are looking at a verb FORM question?

If apostrophes are changing in the answer choices, what kind of rule is being tested?

What kind of relationship does the transition word "furthermore" suggest?

If a DC comes before an IC no punctuation is needed.

Which of the following do NOT require puncutation?

Which of the following is NOT a way to punctuate between IC/IC?

How many questions in each module on the SAT/PSAT?