Best CR Tools (Other than Blue Book)

Test Preparation
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<p>After seeing the January SAT, I've decided that the only section I'm worrying about for March is the CR, because the others are high enough so that my superscore is acceptable. (800 Writing, 770 Math) However, I definetely need to improve my 630 (ouch, I know...) Reading score to get my 2200 to my goal of a 2300 (or settle for a 2270 or so)</p>

<p>I already have the blue book. Does anybody know any supplementary aid that would help me in Reading?</p>

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<p>Same here. I did well in Math and Writing (770 and 750 respectively)…but not so well in CR (620)…Advice? Any books (specifically) you’d recommend?</p>

<p>Thank You in Advance!</p>

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<p>My son’s weakness was vocab, so I had him study vocab. Figure out what section(s) are your weakness and work on that.</p>

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<p>grammatix I believe?</p>

<p>Go here (link below)- everything you need for the SAT</p>

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<p>the local library.</p>

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<p>Outsmarting the SAT by Elizabeth King. I read her critical reading section (it’s fairly short) and then took a practice test already improving my score 80 points. After I take a few more practice tests, I assume it’ll go up even more.</p>