<p>sure: (i'm not sure if you need to be a member to activate the link, but if so, a trial account will let you access it and will only take a minute or two to obtain):</p>
<p><a href="http://rocketreview.com/reviews.php%5B/url%5D">http://rocketreview.com/reviews.php</a></p>
<p>(make sure the Official Guide review, not the dictionary review is highlighted)</p>
<p>I'm not sure how to quote on here (btw, can someone please tell me how to make a quote box), but here it is:</p>
<p>"While I strongly recommend that every SAT student purchase this book, I do so only grudgingly. Its release delayed for months to only days before the PSAT, this book is a huge disappointment on almost every level.</p>
<p>First—and there is no disclosure of this fact anywhere in the book—at least 50 percent of the reading questions, 75 percent of the math problems, and 100 percent of the sentence completions are recycled from the old book, 10 Real SATs. Anyone who purchased 10 Real SATs is being shortchanged, and deprived of the opportunity to do full-length tests (because he or she will have already done most of the questions in this book).</p>
<p>Second, the difficulty of the practice tests in this book is not comparable to that of actual SAT's. The test writers acknowledge this defect only covertly. For example, a student scoring 75 percent correct on a practice SAT Test (on all three sections) is told that the scaled score for this percentage is somewhere between a 1780 and a 2020. That's a whopping 240 point spread, or the difference between a solid score and an excellent one.</p>
<p>My best sense of the eight practice tests in the book, after perusing them thoroughly, is as follows:</p>
<pre><code>* the math sections are harder than those in the new SAT will be.
* the reading sections are somewhat easier than those in the new SAT will be.
* the writing sections are of comparable difficulty to what those in the new SAT will be.
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<p>Sorry, I realize my first post may have been a little harsh on the reading-- Rocket does not say it is MUCH easier, but it clearly states it is easier</p>