<p>If you read RocketReview Revolution, you will learn that in some instances, such as the one you are describing of getting A’s in English class, will mean little to nothing on the SAT.</p>
<p>A key part in the Critical Reading is to understand HOW the test makers create the questions, and to answer it that way. One major trap that gets many students is how they will create answers that seem ‘popular’, which in all actuality they are indeed wrong. </p>
<p>Make sure you don’t rush through the questions, which might be why you did not get as many as you wished to get right.</p>
<p>For sentence completion, simply build your vocab and get to a stage in which you can fully comprehend the questions without a second doubt.</p>
<p>For passage based questions, the best thing to remember is that the questions are IN the passage, you do NOT need any outside information to answer them. If you let this happen, you may choose answers that seem right in the real world, but are actually wrong since that answer is not stated in the passage.</p>
<p>Just remember, its a mind-game, don’t let it get to you. Just learn the way with the test, study hard, and that 1/4 of the questions right can surely go to all of the questions right.</p>