Welcome to Quick & Dirty Tips for the easy way to raise your SAT English score!
This series is specially for August Digital SAT test takers, and I'm going through the advanced topics of the Reading & Writing. Today's specific topic is Inference.
1. Recognize that this is an Inference question from the wording "Which choice most logically completes the text?"
2. Focusing on the last two sentences, determine if the last sentence CONTINUES or GOES AGAINST the previous ideas.
3. Put the ideas together in a whole statement, which will be conditional, NON-specific, and NON-extreme!
For more details, and clarification, please watch the whole video. I truly believe it will be helpful. And always, thanks for coming to the channel!
From J. One of a kind tutor and college coach with 14+ years of unique experience. Accepted into Ivy League twice, at 18 and at 31, through the traditional and nontraditional path. Former Cornell student, current Comparative Literature & Society Major at Columbia University.
My score breakdown:
2400 Old SAT
1590 New SAT (1 wrong on Math which still bothers me and College Board won't let me retake it)
36 ACT
800 SAT Literature
800 SAT Chemistry
800 SAT Physics
800 SAT Biology
800 SAT Math IIC
5 AP Literature
5 AP Chemistry
5 AP Statistics
5 AP Calculus
4 AP Physics
4 AP Psychology
8 Time Perfect Scorer on Reading Across PSAT (2), SAT (4), and ACT (2).
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6 сен 2024