<p>At my house, there are two SAT practice test books just lying around. They are:</p>
<p>Kaplan 2007 12 Practice Tests for the SAT
Princeton Review 2011 11 Practice Tests for the SAT and PSAT</p>
<p>I have heard that there are a lot of errors in these books.</p>
<p>In addition to the CB blue book, I'm going to be using these books above ^ as extra practice. Can anyone tell me the magnitude to which the errors are present? I just want some extra practice. Also does anyone have a link or anything like that that has found every error in these books and corrected it?</p>
<p>Yes I have found errors as well. Since I’ve only taken one test from Kaplan’s, I can’t speak for that, but there are errors, though not many (it’s not like every other question has an error). Not quite sure where there are corrections though, sorry.</p>
<p>well on the 11 practice tests- theres a list of answers and then the answers and explanations. the answer list is mostly wrong. but the answers along with the explanations are right. At first i was shocked to get like 10 wrong per section but then i realized. I can’t believe that PR spends money into an uglier looking cover for 2012 but hasn’t corrected the answers.</p>
<p>Kaplan: realistic CR sections, VERY BAD Writing sections (believing the book’s answers and explanations may harm your writing score, really)
PR: bad CR, the rest is acceptable
You can use those books for more practice, though. Just don’t bother the scores they indicate</p>
<p>I completely agree! I mean I never tried Kaplan but PR Reading Sections are just bogus. There is a reason their explanations are so ambiguous, because most of the answers don’t make any sense! I will sit and say “How the heck is that the answer?!”. And then I get 720-760 CR in the BB.
I think doing PR Reading will not only hurt your score but drive you crazy! I was ready to cry when one test I got 760 and then the next day got 630.
I would order the Collegeboard book if I were you. They are the people who make the test thus it will be a more accurate indicator of your score on the real test.
From what I have heard people’s score on the actual SATs vary +/-50 from what they get on practice tests in the BB.
Good luck!</p>