
SAT Introduction
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English, Mathematics
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11th Grade
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Hard
J Swain
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What do you think of when you think of the SAT exam?
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SAT Introduction
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SAT: New State Requirements
The SAT exam will not only be a valuable way to gain scholarships and to improve your chances of college admission, but it will now serve as a graduation requirement.
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SAT Basic Info
The two main sections (Math and Reading/Writing) are divided into four parts, in the following order:
The Reading Test - 65 minutes - 52 numbers of question - Total number of passages = 5
The Writing and Language Test - 35 minutes - 44 questions - Total number of passages = 4
Math (no calculator) - 25 minutes - 15 multiple choice and 5 student response questions
Math (calculator) - 55 minutes - 30 multiple choice and 8 student response questions
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SAT Basic Info...continued
Possible scores range from 400--1600
NEVER leave a question blank--you are not penalized for incorrect answers
Out of 154 questions, if you correctly answer 14-27 questions, your overall score will improve by 100-200 points.
This class is designed to help you reach your personal best score. You will start the class by taking a practice test, and you will end the semester by taking a practice test. The goal of this course is to improve on your initial score.
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
When looking at a college applicant, schools consider one's GPA by how much, overall?
Around 65%
Around 45%
Around 75%
Around 55%
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Multiple Choice
By how much do you think colleges weigh the SAT/ACT score when considering an applicant?
45%
35%
25%
50%
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So that means one's GPA and test scores are weighed exactly the same.
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Multiple Choice
The last category when considering admissions includes everything else--extracurriculars, volunteering, athletics, etc. Considering this, how many people receive full-ride athletic scholarships?
Less than 15%
Less than 20%
Less than 10%
Less than 1%
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Multiple Select
Now...who do you think scored higher on the Math portions of the SAT--Ms. Swain or this potato?
Ms. Swain, but just barely
That potato looks confident--the potato
Too tough to call; they scored the same
Potatoes can't take tests.
What do you think of when you think of the SAT exam?
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