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New to the Standardized Test!
Beginning is March 2006, the SAt and ACT had some changes. Essay writing was added to these standard tests. Other that Verbal and Math, Essay Writing becomes the third part of the tests.
Why Should I take the SAT?
Most colleges require the SAT for admission and may use it to award scholarships.
When is it offered?
The SAT is given 7 times per year.
How is it scored?
There are 3 sections: Critical Reading, Math, and Writing. Each section is scored from 200 to 800. The lowest score you can get on the SAT is a 600, the highest score is 2400.
How do I register to take the SAT?
Visit www.collegeboard.com
SAT Math Section
The Math Section consists of problem solving and grin-in questions. you'll answer questions on topics you've learned in school, including geomentry and algebra II and arithmetic.
How many math questions are on the SAT?
There are 54 Math question on the SAT. You'll have three math sections; 2, 25-minute sections and 1, 20-minute section.
What type of math questions are on the SAT?
The 54 questions are broken down into 2 question types: 44, multiple-choice, problem solving questions and 40 student produced grid-in questions.
What math concepts are tested on the SAT?
Basic Arithmetic, algebra I & II, and Geometry.
How is the math section scored?
200-800 points. You get 200 points for signing you name and each questions you get right gets you closer to an 800 perfect score.
Other information to take note:
Calculators are allowed, but not required.
A few things to study: Sets, Absolute Value, Radical Equations, Exponents, and Functions.
SAT Critical Reading
The Critical Reading Section is supposed to test reading comprehension skills. But don't wory, even the most apprehensive reader can do well on it.
How many verbal questions are on the SAT?
There are 67 Critical Reading questions on the SAT.
- Two 25-minute sections and one 20-minute section
- 48 reading comprehension questions
- 19 sentance completion questions
- Scored on a 200-800 point scale
What types of verbal questions are on the SAT?
The 67 questions are broken down into 2 question types: Reading Comprehension and SEntence Completions.
How is the verbal section scored?
200-800 points. You get 200 points for signing your name and each question you get right gets you closer to an 800 perfect score.
SAT Essay (Writing Section)
How many writing questions and essaya are on the SAT?
There are 49 Grammar questions on the SAT. You'll have three sections:
- 1, 25-minute section
- 1, 10-minute section
- 1, 25-minute essay
What type of writing questions are on the SAT?
The 49 questions are broken down into 3 question types: Identifying Sentence Errors, Improving Sentences, and Improving Paragraphs. These question types test you on your grammar, word choice, and usage. You'll have 25 minutes to write an essay.
How is the essay section scored?
You essay grade and your performance on the multiple choice section are combined to ceate one score between 200-800points.
The Essay
The essay will require students to read an 80-wod passage that makes a statement or cliam. Students need to read the passage and write a response to it in which they state a position and back it up with examples from schoolwork, literature, history, or their own experience.
The essay doesn't test writing ability, as much as it does other skills, such as organization, idea development, or your ability to support an argument. In fact, the average essay will be graded in just under 2 minutes.
Identifying Sentence Errors
You'll be presented with a sentence that may oy may not have a grammatically or syntactical error in it. You'll be asked to identify the error or indicate if there is no error. There are 18 "Error ID" questions.
Improving Sentences
Students will be asked to read a sentence and try to improve it without changing its meaning. There are 25 improving Sentence questions.
Improving Paragraphs
These are just like the Improving Sentences questions except… you guessed it.. you'll be reading and improving paragraphs. There are only 6 of these.
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The SAT is a globally recognized college admission test that lets you show colleges what you know and how well you can apply that knowledge. It testsyour knowledge of reading, writing and math — subjects that are taught every day in high school classrooms. Most students take the SAT during their junior or senior year of high school, and almost all colleges and universities use the SAT to make admission decisions.
Taking the SAT is the first step in finding the right college for you — the place where you can further develop your skills and pursue your passions. But SAT scores are just one of many factors that colleges consider when making their admission decisions. High school grades are also very important. In fact, the combination of high school grades and SAT scores is the best predictor of your academic success in college.
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SCHEDULE FOR 2010 – 2011
June 4, 2011 Test Date
