<p>What kinds of reading will improve your comprehension; by this, I mean the reading of fiction books/literature, or the reading of death penalty arguments or moral ethics? Aren't these two readings totally different, and if they are, which is stronger to help you overall?</p>
<p>Fiction and lit are the better choice in my opinion.
But try looking in the SAT prep forum and look at old threads..you might have moreluck there.</p>
<p>Read both newspapers/good magazines and books. I swear, it helps so much.
Preparing with some books also really helps, since you get used to the type of texts and questions.</p>
<p>duy, but did you mean fiction/literature books or those ethical argument types of books? which one improves your RC</p>
<p>The SAT passage topics are alot wider and more general...and I haven't seen a single death penalty/moral ethics passage so far. The safe choice would be fiction or lit. but it doesn't hurt to read newspapers and magazines like Duygu said.</p>
<p>cool. thanks man, that did help.</p>
<p>Yeah that's what I meant :D</p>