SAT Math
1. Introduction to Math
Written by: Pranav I
Formatted by: Rithanya S
- Each module contains 22 questions
- 16 to 17 Multiple Choice Questions
- 5 to 6 Student Produced Responses (SPRs)
- It is important to concentrate on correctly answering all of the questions that you think are easy or medium difficulty
- Haste causes careless errors; careless errors ruin student scores
- Find the sweet speed which allows you to answer all the questions in a relatively slow and careful manner
🔥 Determining the Math POOD
- Math Knowledge: Understanding of all the topics
- SAT Knowledge: Skillful employment of The Princeton Review’s techniques
- Self-knowledge: Comprehensive cognizance of personal strengths and weaknesses
- Take the first bite: If you know how to start a question, it is highly probable that you get it right
- NOTE: Use the Mark for Review tool to mark questions to come back to later
Using the Online Tools and Scratch Paper
Online Tools
- Built-in calculator which can be accessed any time
- Reference Sheet with common geometry formulas
- Answer Eliminator to enhance our methodical solving approach
Scratch Paper
🔥 Tip
Always include the Question Number next to your work on the scratch paper to keep yourself organized
- Rewrite key parts of the Question
- Write out important steps of the calculation
- Redraw geometric figures and label them
- Rewrite answer choices as needed
🔥 The Princeton Review Approach
- Master the easy content areas
- Then, become a ‘hard topic areas’ expert
- ACE THE MATH SECTION.