SAT Complete Guide

The SAT assesses a broad range of reasoning skills in the liberal arts. It does not test specific subject knowledge, but rather the broadly applicable skills of analytical reading, analytical writing, and mathematical problem-solving. Here is a more comprehensive list of SAT skills, broken down by test.

SAT Reading
Interpreting, analyzing, and drawing inferences from college-level texts across the liberal arts and sciences such as arguments, narratives, and personal or expository essays.
Interpreting and drawing inferences from data in the form of graphs, tables, and diagrams that accompany reading passages.

SAT Writing and Language
Analyzing sentences and paragraphs in terms of their grammatical correctness and semantic coherence.
Analyzing essays in terms of their overall development, tone, and effectiveness.

SAT Math
Solving algebraic problems involving equations, inequalities, systems, formulas, and functions.
Solving data-analysis problems involving concepts such as ratios, proportions, percentages, units, and numerical relationships.
Solving problems in advanced mathematics involving concepts such as quadratics, polynomials, angles, polygons, areas, volumes, exponentials, complex numbers, and trigonometry.

SAT Essay (Optional)
Writing an effective essay that analyzes and critiques a given argumentative passage.

WHAT IS THE FORMAT OF THE SAT?
The SAT is a 3-hour test (3 hours 50 minutes with Essay) consisting of four mandatory sections and an optional
Essay. It consists of four or five sections: Reading, Writing and Language, Math without calculator, Math with calculator, and an optional Essay.

SAT
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PCJeNBS1uN2ENaLk5_SJbfP9quvsAm3G/view?usp=sharing

SAT Reading and Writing Prep:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16lxGfDFANqkNf3uiTeXDlDGuyZOFAvZe/view?usp=sharing

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