easily. If you start to run out of time, look for these quicker questions.
Set a target score. Naturally, you want the best score you can earn to
maximize your college options. But choose a realistic target score that is
above the average for the school or schools you want to attend.
By keeping an eye on which questions you are sure of and which you guessed
on, you can monitor your progress toward this goal. Of course, you shouldn’t
stop practicing (or taking the test) when you reach your target score—but you
can be more relaxed and confident.
When you take an SAT subject test, you have one clear objective in mind: to
score as many points as you can. It’s that simple. The rest of this book will
show you how to do that on the SAT Subject Test: Mathematics Level 1.