Introduction
to the SAT
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Welcome to Kaplan's
Introduction to the SAT! In this test-prep starter, we'll give you
enough information to become an informed test taker. We'll tell
you how the SAT is structured, how the SAT is scored, and what kinds
of questions you can expect to see on test day. We'll present some
of Kaplan's best strategies for dealing with each question type
and discuss when and how to guess when you don't know the answer.
Finally, we'll give you practice sets of test-like questions arranged
in increasing levels of difficulty, just like on the real SAT, so
you can learn to pace yourself for optimum performance on test day.
Click here for
a complete SAT Orientation that includes
general information about the test, or just click on a specific
topic to receive more information on that topic.
The SAT consists
of approximately 3 hours of multiple-choice questions broken into
general math and verbal content areas. Click on any of the six SAT
question types below to receive more information on that question
type and to try a set of 6 practice questions:
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to Register for the SAT
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