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How to Prepare for the SAT I  
Author: Sharon Weiner Green
ISBN: 0764113909
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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Book Description
Students preparing to take the SAT I exams that are being given in November and December 2004, as well as in January 2005, will find in-depth preparation in this, Barron’s 21st Edition of the SAT I manual. Students who plan to wait and take the all-new SAT in March 2005 or later should order Barron’s How to Prepare for the NEW SAT (22nd Edition), which will become available on this web site in November 04. Reflecting the SAT I exams, as they’re being given now through January 05, this current 21st Edition presents a diagnostic test and seven full-length SAT I tests, all with answer keys, explanations, and solutions. Descriptions of the test’s various question types will help students understand and master all SAT I special question formats, including the Student-Produced Response (Grid-in) questions in math. Seventeen math review sections cover all math topics that appear on the test, each section followed by SAT-type questions. Verbal skills review material includes vocabulary-building exercises, reading comprehension exercises, and vocabulary flashcards on perforated card stock, which can be removed from the book.




How to Prepare for the SAT I

FROM THE PUBLISHER

The new 22nd edition of this test prep manual for the all-important SAT college entrance test has been heavily revised and updated to reflect the exam's major changes, beginning in March 2005. The old Verbal section's name has been changed to Critical Reading, with all analogies questions now eliminated, and with short reading passages now added to the existing long reading passages. An entirely new Writing section has been added to the SAT, which is similar to the current SAT II Writing test. It consists of multiple-choice questions on grammar and usage and a required student-written essay. The math section has been expanded to include topics from third-year college preparatory math, and the old quantitative comparisons questions have been dropped. Reflecting the updated test format, Barron's new manual presents a diagnostic test and seven full-length practice tests, all with questions answered and explained, plus extensive review material covering all three test sections. An added feature is a set of vocabulary flashcards bound into the book's spine on perforated card stock.

     



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