Hey folks! I'm getting ready for the PSAT and wanted some advice on where to find sample math questions to practice. I've already tried a few online resources, but I'm looking for more variety. Anyone have any recommendations?
Hello! It's great that you're preparing for the PSAT and looking for more resources to practice math questions. Here are a few places where you can find sample math questions:
1. College Board: As the organization that administers the PSAT, the College Board has official practice materials on their website, which include sample math questions. If you haven't already, take advantage of these materials, as they're the closest to the real test.
2. Khan Academy: A valuable resource for preparation is Khan Academy. They have a partnership with the College Board and provide numerous practice questions, including math, along with instructional videos and explanations for better understanding.
3. CollegeVine: CollegeVine has many posts all dedicated to information on and tips for the PSAT. You can also use their SAT preparation materials to study for the PSAT, as they have a large stock of those as well.
4. Books: There are several well-regarded PSAT prep books available from companies like The Princeton Review, Kaplan, and Barron's. These books typically include an extensive collection of sample math questions along with explanations and strategies.
5. Local Library: Your local library can be an invaluable source of prep materials, including PSAT-specific resources as well as general SAT or ACT study guides. Many libraries offer free access to such materials both in person and online.
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