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Best way to study for sat and actAnswered
I haven't taken both the sat and the act but is planning on to this year and i wanted to know good ways on how to study for it and what helped you, like websites or tips for the actual test, thanks
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• 9 months ago
I would highly suggest Khan Academy, they have great practice resources!
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• 9 months ago
I am a big fan of Flashcards. They’re a great way to remember formulas and stuff like that. I highly recommend the Princeton Review ACT Prep books (you should be able to get them from the library). I found the Official ACT Prep books to be unhelpful, but they’re worth checking out. The Princeton Review ACT Prep has exercises that I found especially helpful for the English and Reading portions.
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Yes, the full practice tests are formatted exactly like the real test (at least for the SAT, not so sure about ACT since I didn't take it). I recommend taking a practice test on KA to see what you need improvement in/as a pretest. Also, I know the College Board sometimes posts practice questions (about 20 on a PDF) with answers, I did a math one today. They're helpful for if you just want a little bit of quick practice.