{"id":7179,"date":"2016-07-18t10:47:48","date_gmt":"2016-07-18t17:47:48","guid":{"rendered":"\/\/www.catharsisit.com\/hs\/?p=7179"},"modified":"2019-03-17t20:08:41","modified_gmt":"2019-03-18t03:08:41","slug":"printable-resources-sat-prep","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"\/\/www.catharsisit.com\/hs\/sat\/printable-resources-sat-prep\/","title":{"rendered":"printable resources for sat prep"},"content":{"rendered":"
now that we have access to more digital<\/a> resources<\/a> than ever, physical sat prep options\u00a0seem to be a relic of the past. however, considering that the sat is still a paper-based test, there’s something to be said for putting pen to paper when it comes to sat\u00a0prep. here’s a list of\u00a0some free, printable materials that can bolster\u00a0your sat prep experience.<\/p>\n official new sat practice tests<\/a><\/strong>:\u00a0in terms of targeted\u00a0sat prep\u00a0that you can print, the official practice tests from the college board are a good bet. remember, though, that these are the same tests on khan academy and the official sat book. the college board’s practice psat<\/a>\u00a0is good practice as well for additional practice directly\u00a0from the test maker.<\/p>\n with only four official sat practice tests available, students needing more sat prep options can use\u00a0the following resources to improve\u00a0particular reading, writing, or math skills in between taking practice tests.<\/p>\n math-drills.com<\/a><\/strong>: containing\u00a0more math worksheets than you would\u00a0ever hope for, math drills is a great resource for students who want to practice arithmetic without a calculator as well as other topics that come up on the sat math section, including\u00a0as percents, algebra, and basic statistics.<\/p>\n sat practice reading list<\/a>: <\/strong>finding resources to practice the sat reading section is difficult since similar passages and questions are labor-intensive to recreate. however, one of the best things you could do to make sure you are prepared for sat reading is…well, reading. thankfully, as the new sat draws from a lot of contemporary sources, you can read the same exact sources that are featured on the test, some\u00a0of which are\u00a0found in\u00a0this list. printing out articles from these sources can help you\u00a0hone your\u00a0annotation skills<\/a>\u00a0and practice vocab in context by guessing the meaning of\u00a0unknown words and then looking them up later to see if you’re right.<\/p>\n the college board study guide<\/a>:\u00a0<\/strong>coming directly from the test makers, this is the most comprehensive source of information you will find about the very\u00a0concepts\u00a0tested on the sat.\u00a0what’s nice is that the college board makes it easy for you to print out guides by section in case you don’t want to print out the whole thing.<\/p>\n magoosh’s new sat study guide<\/a>:\u00a0<\/strong>although covering slightly fewer\u00a0topics than the college board’s guide, magoosh’s new sat study guide presents most\u00a0things\u00a0you need to know for sat success in an easy-to-read manner. also, some of our explanations are arguably more in-depth than the ones in the college board guide with sample problems\u00a0throughout.<\/p>\n if you’re a fan of concise info and pocket-sized references, check out these resources!<\/p>\n important sat math facts<\/a>: <\/strong>although this is geared to the old sat (the tips for combinations\/permutations and sequences don’t apply anymore; there are no tips for new concepts, like imaginary numbers and trig), many of these tips and formulas still apply to the new sat math.<\/p>\n punctuation<\/a><\/strong>: this reference sheet goes over a lot of handy punctuation rules that’ll not only help you on the sat writing, but will also help you become a better writer overall.<\/p>\n sat grammar practice<\/a><\/strong>: here, you’ll find a review of the 50+ most important sat grammar rules, as well as a handy pdf print-out that you can study on the go!<\/p>\n top 10 new sat essay tips<\/a><\/strong>: if you’re taking the sat essay, this post is a useful guide for\u00a0crafting a high-scoring essay.<\/p>\n one month<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0three month study schedule<\/a><\/strong>: choose a schedule and print it out to make sure you keep up with it. these posts also link to some more websites that can help you with sat\u00a0reading.<\/p>\n
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