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Maybe it's just been too long, but I don't remember any gotchas. Do you have any examples? Obviously you want to know what types of problems will be included,
by DanielStraight 13y ago
Maybe it's just been too long, but I don't remember any gotchas. Do you have any examples?
Obviously you want to know what types of problems will be included, but familiarizing yourself with the types of problems seems so basic that it would hardly take multiple practice tests.
Again, it's been a long time since I've taken the SAT, and I only took it once, so I'll be the first to admit I could be wrong. I'm just trying to understand a comment I've heard many times and never understood.
- Guvante 13y agoMultiple choice answers often follow a pattern, after all they are trying to get you to pick the wrong answer when you make a mistake along the way. This causes the answers to group around the right answer. Test makers understand this and try and avoid telegraphing like that, but there is still some level of it going on.