10 Real SATs, Third Edition

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10 Real SATs, 3rd Edition

The only test-prep manual with actual SAT questions cover to cover.

10 Real SATs has everything you need to get ready for the SAT I: Reasoning Test. In addition to the latest tests--only available here--you get tips and strategies from the test makers. With lots of practice and sample questions, 10 Real SATs gives you an insider's look at how to answer every kind of question on the test. It also includes a special review chapter for the Writing Skills section of the PSAT/NMSQT.

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Taking the tests in 10 Real SAT's is by far the best thing you can do to raise your score. Really. Becoming familiar with the test, seeing the types of questions and just getting in the SAT taking mindset will help you more than any vocabulary flashcards, math worksheets, tutors, or SAT programs ever will (and the book is a lot less expensive!).Though I did not score poorly on my PSAT's, I did want to score significantly better. After doing those flash cards and math sheets and visiting a few tutors, my score had gone up, but not as much as I had wanted it to. So, for the two months before the big test day, I took one full test every Saturday (it sounds like I lot, I know, but it's not that bad!). With each test, my score went up 10-30 points, and on test day, I did even better than I had been doing on the practice tests, raising my score to the level I had wanted.My advice: buy this book, and take at least three or four tests. It WILL raise your score! (Unless...Read more

My score wen't from an 1170 to a 1370. I only studied for a week before my second test date due to final exams. I did 6 of the 10 tests, and the highest I scored was a 1350. My first SAT was 600 in verbal and 570 in math. My last one was 690 in verbal and 680 in math. I plan to break 1400 now. This book has given me the chance to get into much better colleges with much more ease. It's a worthy investment! (one of my friends broke 1400 on his first try thanks to the book!)