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Okay, the mother of all tests, the SATs. Every year seniors stress over doing better on the SATs. Below is some information on how to get your best possible score. | Okay, the mother of all tests, the SATs. Every year seniors stress over doing better on the SATs. Below is some information on how to get your best possible score. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Be familiar with the structure of SATs. The SATs consist of 25 minutes for the essay, two 25 minute sections of math, two 25 minute sections of English/reading comp., a 20 minute section of English/reading comp, a 20 minute section of math, a 10 minute section of writing questions, and a 25 minute section of writing questions. So, there is 70 minutes for math, 70 minutes for reading, and 60 minutes for writing. Combined with breaks, the amount needed to take the SAT is 3 hours 45 minutes. Kind of painful just to think about, isn't it? But don't worry-with proper time management, that time will be well spent. | #Be familiar with the structure of SATs. The SATs consist of 25 minutes for the essay, two 25 minute sections of math, two 25 minute sections of English/reading comp., a 20 minute section of English/reading comp, a 20 minute section of math, a 10 minute section of writing questions, and a 25 minute section of writing questions. So, there is 70 minutes for math, 70 minutes for reading, and 60 minutes for writing. Combined with breaks, the amount needed to take the SAT is 3 hours 45 minutes. Kind of painful just to think about, isn't it? But don't worry-with proper time management, that time will be well spent. | ||
