<p>I got a 630 my last SAT reading section, and would really like a 680 or higher. How do I go about getting that score? I got one sentence completion wrong last time, and ten passage-related questions wrong, if that helps.
My "720 CR reading buddy" also said he believes you can't really go up in reading much. Anyone on here agree with that?</p>
<p>You definitely can. Did you miss sentence completions? If so, memorize all the vocab so you stop doing that. That’s the “easy” way…</p>
<p>Untimed practice of Blue Book tests. Try to spend as much time as you want selecting the correct answer for especially the passage-based questions. Once you become confident in your accuracy, your timing will gradually improve, and you should be able to confidently score in your goal range.</p>
<p>If necessary, brush up on vocab, too - a website like number2.com or an app like Test Your English Vocabulary (Android app) will help ensure that you’re familiar with a solid number of SAT vocab words.</p>
<p>I used these three resources (Blue Book, number2 and Test Your English Vocab) and went from 630 to 670 to 720 on the CR section on the SAT. It’s certainly possible to bring up your score.</p>
<p>Hope this helps! Good Luck! :)</p>