Approaching SAT Subject Test

Questions

Apart from knowing the setup of the SAT subject tests that you’ll be taking,
you’ve got to have a system for attacking the questions. You wouldn’t travel
around an unfamiliar city without a map, and you shouldn’t approach any SAT
subject test without a plan. What follows is the best method for approaching
the questions systematically.

THINK FIRST

Think about the questions before you look at the answers. The test makers
love to put distractors among the answer choices. Distractors are answers
that look like they’re correct, but aren’t. If you jump right into the answer
choices without thinking first about what you’re looking for, you’re much
more likely to fall for one of these traps.

THINK FIRST

Always  try to  think   of  the answer  to  a   question    before  you shop    among

the answer  choices.    If  you’ve  got some    idea    of  what    you’re  looking for,

you’ll  be  less    likely  to  be  fooled  by  “trap”  choices.