What do I need to prepare for the SAT? The details are urgent

I prepared 2B pencils and 25 tickets, a ticket, a passport, a Hong Kong and Macau pass, a CASIO calculator, and confidence, and I wish you success in the LZ exam.

How to prepare for the SAT?

1. Reading section.

The suggestion for doing this part of the question is that everyone should grasp the rhythm, don't spend time reading the article, just roughly understand it, you can read the question with questions first, and it is recommended that students use speed reading to ask questions.

2. Grammar part.

The deduction of points in this part is more serious than the previous part, so the requirements for the correctness of everyone's pie are relatively high, and there are up to three mistakes every time you practice.

Look at the topic carefully, don't be sloppy, but at the same time, it also requires speed, you can mark the problem you can't do on scratch paper, and then go back to solve it after everything is done, don't keep dwelling on a difficult problem.

3. Mathematics part.

The calculator part is 38 questions for 55 minutes, and the non-usable part is 20 questions for 25 minutes, including fill-in-the-blank questions that are part of the multiple-choice questions.

The difficulty of this part can be said to be relatively simple, and the difficulty of most of the questions is equivalent to the level of the first dust liquid in China.

You should brush up on more questions, especially those that are not involved in China, you can buy some auxiliary textbooks to study, and students who are not very good in mathematics can also choose some tutorial classes to help themselves.

4. Writing part.

SAT essays are more like a sample essay appreciation, first read a 600-800 article, and then analyze the benefits of the article from three perspectives, and appreciate the article. The duration is 50 minutes.

You don't need to prepare anything, as long as you're ready to find the Harvard Dream Test Center, you don't have to bring anything.

The first step is to memorize words, preferably in the GRE Ruby Book, or Barron Vocabulary if not. At the same time, read English books, English newspapers and periodicals, browse English**, etc., to cultivate a sense of language. What books to read are up to you.

After that, it's time to do some questions. The excellent SAT reference books on the market are: Official Guide, Barron, Kaplan, Princeton Review, etc., which can be used to do it.

It is recommended to start with kaplan, which is relatively simple, and og is left to do later.

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