Questions about SAT preparation books

SAT Vocabulary Roots + Associations This book is a must buy. This is the foundation of your vocabulary.

SAT15 Past Papers This set of books is also a must-buy list; You never know what the SAT test will be like until you realize.

Practiced. But it is recommended that you buy OG (full name Office Guide) before buying this set. It is advisable to finish it first.

og do the real questions again.

New Oriental and Balang's "SAT Comprehensive Guidance and Mock Test Questions" should be found in China.

Barron's version. This book will tell you a lot about the SAT.

Once that's all done, go for a review book from every publisher you can find on the market, such as Princeton.

of, kaplan. (Actually, if you read the above three must-buy results, it's already very good, later.)

Don't buy it, because their titles are very weird. ）

Another very important point is the composition. You'd better collect examples from the internet as much as possible, and don't buy new ones.

The book "Teaching You SAT Essay by Hand" in the East, the example essay on that book is simply misleading.

By the way, if you go to the ** search for the SAT now, there are a lot of useful information, and I remember one of them is.

I haven't seen the review handouts and recordings of New Oriental, but I think that can also be referred to.

Your words for the continental exam SAT may have a Chinese translation, and the questions will be very complicated. I got the SAT in the United States, and the candidates here choose Barron'S's SAT review book, no matter which one, as long as it is the topic of the educational design and publication, is better. I believe that the exam questions are the same regardless of China and the United States, so I suggest you buy this publishing house.

You can go to the online bookstore and read these books yourself. Of course, the words are translated by yourself or found on the Internet. As long as it's a SAT word, don't care if it's all the same, as long as you can memorize it, at least 50 words a day.

Those who have perseverance can try 100 per day. 3000 vocabulary is enough for the SAT, if it is 5000, of course, it will be even more difficult for you. But if it's just word count, you're still having a hard time.

Because you only know the meaning of a word, your reading comprehension skills may not be perfect. So find your own contact and read more.

You still need to participate in training for the SAT exam, but you can consult Zhuangzi's Guangrun Aiduo, who can provide free consultation and analysis, and you can decide whether to participate in the training or not.

First memorize Brother Monkey's word book (he called this name), and use Princeton to review, but the most important thing is the word, the word is good, and it is not impossible to go to 2000 in two months. When I didn't have any background in going abroad to take the exam, I finished SAT1,2 and SAT2010 in three months, and got a full score on SAT2. Be sure to work hard.

You've reached this stage and you're three points away (assuming you're okay with math), 1A book called bad argument magazine practice reading, but also long insight lol 3Read more good books, and time and improve your writing method from them.

Buy the original SAT questions on **, you can buy several copies, and some also include questions from Asia & the United States.

I can tell you about long-term and short-term exam preparations

Long-term SAT reading preparation: If you are preparing for long-term SAT reading, you have a lot of time, in addition to spending a lot of time memorizing a large number of SAT reading vocabulary, you also need to read more English original readings. Vocabulary is extremely important, but vocabulary alone is not enough, there may be blind spots in your knowledge in the 4 types of articles you read, and it is very useful to know more about the historical and cultural background of the United States for the SAT test.

And reading the original text is also one of the ways to accumulate words.

Therefore, Roys recommends that you usually pay attention to the accumulation of reading, and it is recommended to start with the ** that you are interested in, such as "Pride and Prejudice", "Sense and Sensibility", "Animal Farm", etc. When the amount of reading reaches a certain level, you will be able to read the SAT easily.

Short-term SAT reading preparation: After stockpiling enough SAT reading vocabulary and having a large amount of English reading accumulation, we only need to do all the OG and past past papers and master the routines. Time is the most valuable thing to prepare for the exam in the short term, so you must not relax your study schedule and spend your time on the part that will best improve your score.

At this time, you need to use the real questions to do detailed simulation exercises to fully grasp the intention of the exam and the method of answering the questions. Compared with TOEFL reading, SAT reading focuses more on students' overall grasp of the structure of the text, the ability to analyze the text, and the ability to be evidence-based, so students should pay attention to cultivating rigorous thinking logic when preparing for reading. After the thinking logic is improved, the efficiency of doing questions will also be improved, but the accuracy rate is higher, and the higher the score.

Vocabulary is critical, at least the barron3000 is well cooked. If you have time, it is recommended to memorize it, and if you don't have time, forget it. You can't just memorize words, and strive to combine memorizing words with doing questions.

Don't waste too many past questions when starting with SAT reading questions, start with 10

Realsat starts and then you can do kaplan, princeton, barron. Basically, even if you can fully understand the meaning of the article, you don't need to carefully study each question to do these questions, and you can touch the official questions in the next step. The official question is recommended to do OG first, then OC, and finally the real question.