How Do You Take Practice SAT Questions?
One of the best ways to study for the SAT is to complete a variety of test questions. You can build familiarity with the ways questions are asked and their general style, which can help you build the speed necessary to deal with every SAT question. Practice at least a few questions of every type, even if you feel confidant about your skills in particular areas. Continuously using your skills can keep them from becoming rusty. Go over the answers to every question, especially those you may have guessed correctly. Learn why an incorrect answer was wrong and make sure that you know why a right answer was correct. Use a timer to get yourself used to the pressure you will face on the test. Set the timer and attempt to do a certain number of questions. While you may not want to take a full practice SAT, you can see how many questions you can complete in 5 or 10 minutes. Practice eliminating wrong answers on questions about which you are unsure. If you can eliminate at least one choice, you c
