Testing Strategies
This testing strategy acronym helps you eliminate the incorrect answer choices to find the right answer choice.
This grammar tool makes your sentence sound complete and logical in sequence.
What is subject verb agreement?
This studying strategy requires a timer, a practice test, and a number two pencil or laptop to be successful.
What is a practice drill?
This form of punctuation introduces a series or introduces more information to a concise statement.
What is a colon?
This test gauges a student's general academic knowledge and was the original standardized high school test.
What is the SAT?
Skimming the reading passage first is one of these top five testing SAT strategies.
What is reading strategically?
On the SAT, this grammar tool complicates a sentence by having "for", "about", "with", and "of".
What is a prepositional clause?
This studying strategy requires a bed and no technology, and is super helpful the night before test-taking day.
What is sleep?
This punctuation tool is commonly known as an acronym meaning "For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So".
What is FANBOYS?
This test is now considered to be the most popular college entrance exam.
What is the ACT?
This testing strategy helps you figure out context over content in better understanding key points in passages.
What is read the questions first?
This grammar tool is one of three main types of transitional words, and you can find these words in scientific experiments.
What is cause and effect?
This studying strategy is best utilized the night before your test day AND requires you to put away technology.
What is avoiding screen time?
This punctuation tool sets off a non-essential clause.
What is a dash?
This mistake is the most common one made by students whilst taking the SAT.
What is misreading questions/passages?
This testing strategy helps you remember to answer all of the test questions no matter if you are right.
What is guess?
This grammar tool often shows up in SAT and ACT test passages to confuse the student with wordiness.
What is passive voice?
This studying strategy is a device that is helpful to memorize SAT or ACT vocabulary.
What is pneumonic?
These punctuation tools cannot be mixed and matched.
What are dashes and commas?
This commonly made mistake can affect your SAT/ACT test score.
What is leaving answers blank?
This strategy will prevent you from having feelings or opinions about what you are reading in the ACT or SAT test passages.
What is finding and understanding evidence to support author's argument?
This grammar tool shows up as two things in a sentence that do not go together.
What are faulty comparisons?
This studying strategy helps you focus on easy questions first, then hard questions.
What is general knowledge?
This punctuation tool usually shows up alongside plural nouns.
What is an apostrophe?
Students often miss utilizing this useful opportunity whilst taking their SAT/ACT test.
What is marking up your test booklet (not the answer sheet)?