a type of SAT question that references specific small details in a passage.
What are "little picture" questions?
What is "implicit" ?
When taking the SAT reading test, this is the first thing you should do...
What is "read the questions before you read the passage"?
52 questions
What is "the number of multiple choice questions on the SAT reading"?
type of SAT question that asks you to define a word as it is used in the passage
What are "words in context" questions?
How the author feels about the subject that he/she is writing or speaking about
What is "author's perspective"?
doing this when you read a passage helps you to break it down and understand better.
What are "annotating"?
The name for selecting quotes to support a previous answer
What are "supporting evidence" questions?
type of SAT question that asks you to interpret the data in a figure and place it in the overall context of the passage.
What are "data reasoning questions"?
What is the "author's purpose"?
This number is how many different types of questions you could encounter on the SAT reading.
What is "9"?
Score of 430
The minimum passing score on the SAT to satisfy graduation requirements
type of SAT question that asks about the author's tone or mood that the passage conveys to the reader.
What are "Author Technique" questions (Author perspective also acceptable)
Stated clearly with detail.
These are the four "types" of answer options given on the SAT reading test.
What is "two obviously incorrect, one correct, one that is meant to trick you"?
These are the four main types of passages on the SAT reading section
type of SAT question that asks you to detect the underlying similarity between something in the passage and a separate hypothetical situation
What are "analogy" questions?
The name for the first part of the question that you should read before you read the passage...
What is the "question stem"?
this is never the typical definition of a word, but rather the more obscure definition.
What are "words in context" questions?
a function question asks you to analyze the effect of _____________________ in the context of _______________________.
The effect of a "sentence or paragraph" in the context of "the entire passage"?