[quote=Reasonable]Get a good nights sleep, around 10 hours? And have a good breakfast. Don't start cramming. Make sure you eat a banana before you take the test. Good luck![/quote]
Sadly I just found out I'm allergic to them and I love them a lot
Have books to cite examples from for the expository essays. And not any old book, a book that most people would know-preferably a book you've read in English class. I go with MacBeth cause it encompasses tons and tons of different topics and can be used to support every SAT essay I've seen as of yet.
>Use your 5 minute breaks to snack. The SAT, in my opinion, is more of an endurance test rather than an actual aptitude/etc test; 'ya gotta be full. >Prepare thesis statements: 25 minutes is barely enough time to write an essay, so having a general introduction will save you a lot of time. >The math section is the easiest, so don't worry about it too much. >[b]When you enter the room, try to choose a seat where there will be no distractions.[/b] You never want to sit next to the person who's sneezing and breathing like a fricking gorilla. >Bring mints, gum, etc. The stuff is proven to stimulate blood flow or whatever.
I have taken some practice and I took the psat twice. I get emails from the collegeboard and do a problem a day thing, but yeah I'm thinking I should try one of those practice tests
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How will eating a banana help, though?
Wouldn't it just end up giving you a small sugar high during the test?
[quote=Reasonable]Get a good nights sleep, around 10 hours? And have a good breakfast. Don't start cramming. Make sure you eat a banana before you take the test. Good luck![/quote]
Sadly I just found out I'm allergic to them and I love them a lot
@JeoungC: I must be your sister.
take adderall
Have books to cite examples from for the expository essays. And not any old book, a book that most people would know-preferably a book you've read in English class. I go with MacBeth cause it encompasses tons and tons of different topics and can be used to support every SAT essay I've seen as of yet.
Aside from studying:
>Use your 5 minute breaks to snack. The SAT, in my opinion, is more of an endurance test rather than an actual aptitude/etc test; 'ya gotta be full.
>Prepare thesis statements: 25 minutes is barely enough time to write an essay, so having a general introduction will save you a lot of time.
>The math section is the easiest, so don't worry about it too much.
>[b]When you enter the room, try to choose a seat where there will be no distractions.[/b] You never want to sit next to the person who's sneezing and breathing like a fricking gorilla.
>Bring mints, gum, etc. The stuff is proven to stimulate blood flow or whatever.
I have taken some practice and I took the psat twice. I get emails from the collegeboard and do a problem a day thing, but yeah I'm thinking I should try one of those practice tests
Do what I'm doing to prep for my SAT on Saturday.
Procrastinate on Basil.
get off basil and go on collegeboard to take some sample test