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Digital SAT Vocabulary Resources

Hi everyone! Is there a recommended digital resource for improving my SAT vocabulary? I want to boost my score on the Reading and Writing sections. Thanks in advance!

a year ago

Hi! There are several digital resources available that can help you improve your SAT vocabulary for the Reading and Writing sections. I'll suggest a few popular options you can try out:

1. Khan Academy: This well-known platform offers free SAT prep resources, including not only math but also Reading and Writing practice. You can create a personalized plan based on your strengths and weaknesses, and it offers both practice questions and instructional videos on critical reading strategies and vocabulary.

2. CollegeVine: They offer a variety of helpful blog posts and resources on their website relating to SAT prep. You can find tips for the Reading and Writing sections, as well as advice on how to study for the specific types of vocabulary and concepts that are tested.

3. Magoosh: Magoosh offers an SAT vocabulary flashcards app that you can download on your smartphone. Their app provides hundreds of high-frequency SAT vocabulary words, which are considered essential for a higher score on the Reading and Writing sections. Each flashcard includes the word's definition, synonyms, a sentence using the word, and helpful tips to remember its meaning.

4. Quizlet: With Quizlet, you can find numerous user-generated SAT vocabulary sets that you can use to study. You also have the option to create your study set tailored to your needs. This platform offers several study methods, such as classical flashcards and matching games, to help you memorize the vocabulary words.

Don't forget that regular reading can also help improve your vocabulary skills significantly! Try to read a variety of texts, such as novels, newspaper articles, and essays, to expose yourself to new words in context. Make a habit of looking up unfamiliar words and incorporating them into your writing and daily conversations to help with retention.

Good luck with your SAT preparation! Remember, consistent practice and focusing on areas that require improvement can lead to significant progress in your vocabulary skills and overall test scores.

a year ago

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