Achieving the SAT Breakthrough: Acing the Types of Questions that Most Students Find Difficult: Focus On: Line References

Martin, Mr. Steven; Roland, Mr. James; Reid, Mrs. Anne; Gunnard, Mr. Phil; Jang, Ms. Karen; Miles, Ms. Bernie; Nord, Mr. Peter; Jones, Ms. Mary; Holt, Mr. William; Farhan, Ms. Alina

ISBN 10: 1733003207 / ISBN 13: 9781733003209

Published by ACHIEVING THE BREAKTHROUGH, 2019

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Achieving the SAT Breakthrough: Acing the Types of Questions that Most Students Find Difficult: Focus On: Line References
• Publisher: ACHIEVING THE BREAKTHROUGH
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1733003207
• ISBN 13: 9781733003209
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 9 ounces

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Synopsis

This unique guide provides new study strategies and the practice you need to dramatically raise your SAT reading section. Approximately 40% of the reading comprehension score comes from the line reference questions (command of evidence questions) on the SAT test. Never before has the information been broken down in the way Achieving the SAT® Breakthrough: Acing the Types of Questions that Most Students Find Difficult; Focus On: Line Reference Questions prep course does.

The questions in this book are based on actual data from students' practice tests on which questions students most often answered incorrectly. Line reference questions, or command of evidence questions, are questions where the test-taker must find the evidence in a specific line that proves the answer to a question about a passage. These line reference questions are paired with other types of questions for which the test-taker must find the proof of their correct answer.

* This type of question is 40% of the SAT Reading Comprehension. (Together with its paired questions)
* Students can improve by getting used to these types of questions, practicing, and understanding the questions' and answers' explanations.
* Students will increase their scores by understanding how the questions are formulated and how certain tricks are presented.
* 155 questions focused on Line Reference questions and their paired questions.
* 26 passages on Literature, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, History & the Humanities.