Introduction to the SAT. What is the SAT?  SAT = Scholastic Aptitude Test  The nation's most widely used college entrance exam  A standardized test. - ppt download

How should I prepare for the SAT?  Get familiar with:  Format  Scoring  Content  Directions  Timing  Gridding  And most importantly….DON’T CRAM!  Cramming is actually shown to increase anxiety rather than improve your score
 The boxes above the bubbles are not scored  There are four columns – start at the far left  Leave not needed columns blank  No need to reduce fractions (unless they don’t fit in the grid!)  You cannot grid a mixed number  Grid as improper fractions or decimals  You must use all four spaces for a repeating decimal  For.6666…,.666 or.667 would be accepted  Do not grid in a leading zero for decimals less than 1  Grid.5, not 0.5  No question has a negative answer  If the answer is a percent, disregard the % symbol  If the answer is zero, mark it in any box (except the 1 st ).

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