The Hit Parade found in the PR PSAT prep book.

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<p>Is this the highly praised vocab list every one is talking about?</p>

<p>I opened up the book to see the word chicanery, which appeared on the Nov. test.</p>

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<p>Yes.......</p>

3

<p>around how many words is this? I cant wait to combine this with RR COre Words.</p>

4

<p>bump..............</p>

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<p>PR's word list is so freakin' awesome. When I took the Oct SAT (cancelled it, but for math), I knew every vocab word that showed up without even having to guess. (In Dec '07, I missed one SC, with no prep, but still...).</p>

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<p>PR + RR + DH is the triumvirate of SAT vocabulary :]</p>

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<p>hi guys. are you sure RR + PR + DH will help you through all the vocab you'll need. i've made up a list based on those three books and i'm about 60-70% through that list. so once i'm done i'll still have two weeks or so before my december SAT. so what would you recommend next, for vocab?</p>

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<p>is this list the same as the one in the PR SAT book?</p>

<p>and does the list change from 2005 edition to 2007 edition to 2008 edition?</p>

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<p>Hi everyone,</p>

<p>PR = Princeton Review? And could someone please explain to me what RR and DH are?</p>

<p>Thanks a lot! =)</p>

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<p>Pr = princeton review
RR = Rocket Review (good vocab list)
DH = Direct Hits (best vocab list)</p>

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<p>Haven't really heard anything positive about PR Hit Parade... sounds like too many words per hit ratio to me. Direct Hits is definitely a good one though.</p>

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<p>PR doesn't contain that many words. And many of them are not nearly as hard to learn as some other lists may be.</p>

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<p>249 vocabulary words.</p>

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<p>It shouldn't matter how hard the words actually are compared to other lists as long as it has a high hit ratio compared to other lists. Otherwise, what's the point in studying all easy words that will not appear.</p>