SAT Math For Dummies

Scoring well on the mathematics section of the SAT exam isn't guaranteed by getting good grades in Algebra and Geometry. Turn to SAT Math For Dummies for expert advice on translating your classroom success into top scores. Loaded with test-taking strategies, two practice tests, and hundreds of problems with detailed solutions and explanations, SAT Math For Dummies helps you maximize your scores in no time.

McGraw-Hill's SAT, 2011 Edition

McGraw-Hill's SAT will help you prepare for the big exam with its valuable features and interactive test-taking practice online!

McGraw-Hill's SAT is now equipped with new additions to better meet your needs. The guide teaches critical thinking skills designed to help you solve any SAT problem. And it provides test-taking practice with questions just like those on the real SAT.

The SAT Practice Booklet

The SAT measures the skills you have learned in and outside of the classroom and how well you can apply that knowledge. It tests how you think, solve problems, and communicate. The test is composed of three sections: Critical reading, which has sentence completion and passage-based reading questions, Mathematics, which is based on the math that college-bound students typically learn during their first three years of high school and Writing, which has multiple-choice questions and a written essay. The Book also provides tests from several subjects

 

SAT Subject Tests Preparation Booklet 2005-2006

Subject Tests, one-hour multiple-choice tests, measure how much students know about a particular academic subject and how well they can apply that knowledge. Subject Tests fall into five subject areas: English, history, mathematics, sciences, and languages. They help colleges compare the academic achievement of students from different schools where course preparation and academic backgrounds may vary widely. This book describes each Subject Test’s: purpose, format, recommended preparation, test directions, scores reported, sample questions and answers.

SAT Preparation Booklet 2007-2008

The current SAT Reasoning Test, introduced in 2005, takes three hours and forty-five minutes. Possible scores range from 600 to 2400, combining test results from three 800-point sections (math, critical reading, and writing). This booklet will answer your questions about and help you practice for the SAT Reasoning Test. Official full-length practice test The SAT Reasoning Test is a measure of the critical thinking skills you will need for academic success in college.