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Wondering how to study for the SAT in a way that actually works—especially with the new Digital SAT format? Whether you’re shooting for a perfect score or just trying to improve, the key is using an efficient and strategic SAT study plan. In this guide, you’ll get practical tips on how to study for the…

Let’s face it—SAT reading questions can get tricky, especially when they throw big phrases like “Rhetorical Synthesis” at you. Don’t worry, though! This section isn’t about fluff or complexity. It’s about knowing what the question is really asking. If you’re in the middle of your SAT prep, this guide will walk you through one of…

Intro If you’ve been deep in your SAT prep, you’ve definitely come across one of the trickiest types of SAT reading questions: the infamous Words in Context challenge. Part of the Craft and Structure section, these questions ask you to define or interpret a word based on how it’s used in the passage—not just what…

If you’re prepping for the SAT test, then you already know the SAT reading questions can feel like a trap. You read a passage, see four answer choices that all sound right, and then panic sets in. Been there. Done that. But what if I told you there’s a step-by-step technique you can use—one that…

Let’s talk about one of the sneakiest parts of the SAT reading questions—transitions. You know, those little words that glue one sentence to another. They’re small but powerful and can totally change the meaning of a paragraph. If you’re prepping for the SAT test and wondering how to pick the right transition word (without second-guessing…

Let’s be real—SAT reading questions that include charts, tables, or graphs can feel intimidating, especially when they come at you in the “Command of Evidence” section. It’s like, “Wait, I signed up for a reading test… why am I suddenly interpreting data like a scientist?” 😂 Well, good news: These questions follow a clear pattern,…

Intro Everyone knows what the SAT test is, right??? Just in case you don’t: SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment Test. It recently switched from a paper-based test to fully digital. Annoying, am I right? We already get enough blue light to the brain for fun—now they want us to get it for education? Jokes on…