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Step 4: Predict Your Answer The test writers do their best to distract you by creating tempting ...

All you have to do is eliminate anything that isn’t right. Sometimes, especially on Reading, it’s easi ...

Mostly Right/Slightly Wrong: These answers look just about perfect except for a word or two that doesn ...

find the Line Reference, mark it, and then read your window. Here’s How to Crack It First you need to g ...

Be careful with VIC questions. As with the other questions, you have to rely heavily on the text, not your ...

just words. Choice (B) is out, leaving (A) as the correct answer. Let’s try one more. 18.The author most likely ...

Summary ◦ The Reading Test on the SAT makes up 50 percent of your score on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writ ...

Chapter 4 More Question Types In this chapter we’ll take a look at some of the remaining question ty ...

MORE QUESTION TYPES ON THE READING TEST In this chapter, we’ll look at other question types you’ll ...

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Paired Questions You will notice on every passage, there is at least one set of questions that are pair ...

find these in the sixth paragraph, around lines 35–49. The text clearly states that less than 1% of ...

What’s great about Parallel POE is that, in the first instance, the original question does not even ...

Don’t worry about the question itself yet. Go straight to the “best evidence” lines. 21 (A) says “P ...

began killing large numbers of people via the guillotine.” As with 21 (B), there are no answers in the firs ...

describes pitting in a way the author would most likely agree with? The author definitely did not believe the ...

you’ve seen repeatedly, you can probably eliminate them and instead choose the one that is consistent with t ...

Data collected by Insurance Information Institute, http://​www.​iii.​org/​fact-​statistic/​auto-​insurance. Step 1: ...

United States’ average. D) North Carolina drivers are better than New York drivers. Let’s take another look ...

line). That means you only need to worry about those two lines. Find the place where those two line ...