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what practice test? which one?
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<p>The booklet that I got from collegeboard..</p>
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I presume that the book you are referring to is The Official SAT Study Guide: For the New SAT. If so, I would highly recommend that you use it for test prep.</p>
<p>To improve in math, go through the first couple of tests (assuming you haven't) un-timed, just making sure you have no difficulty solving the types of problems that you encounter. Whenever you get a problem wrong, figure out not only why you got it wrong, but also determine the general problem with your approach that resulted in the error. For instance, if you just make a simple mistake in solving a problem that is easy, note that you need to pay more attention. Or if you were unable to solve a given problem because you didn't notice a particular piece of information, remember to check the information when you can't solve a problem.</p>
<p>Then proceed to working under timed conditions, and continue to evaluate the questions you get wrong.</p>
<p>Try to pace yourself properly too. Sometimes I have quite a lot of extra time, but not enough to check every single problem. In that case, it would have been better to take a little extra time on each problem to make sure that my reasoning was solid and that I made no mistakes. If you find yourself with .25-.33 time left, and you're still making mistakes, try pacing yourself a little slower.</p>
<p>Also remember that this is really a reasoning test. As a Junior, you have studied every mathematical concept covered on this test and probably many more. The real key is to think non-standard. SAT math is where critical reasoning meets formulaic problem solving.
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<p>however, the practice test I did was from the booklet.. Hence, it does not have the solutions written. </p>
<p>Yes, i have the book that you mentioned.. I guess ill practice those asap.. need more time .. doh :(</p>
<p>thanks for your help..</p>