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Title: Critical Reading Workbook for the SAT (Critical Reading Workbook for the Sat)
ISBN: 0764133810
Author:
Sharon Weiner Green
Mitchel Weiner
Publicate Date: 2006-02-01
Publish: 2006-02-01
List Price: $14.99
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Paperback
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1: the best study guide ever!
I bought this book for my daughter to prep for the PSAT and Act and she said of all the study materials she had, this was the best book ever! It not only explained the answers throughly but it was challanging and had materials that were very much related to these tests.
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2: Barron's provides excellent preparation materials
I teach SAT prep/review classes independently, and have been using the Barron's workbook for several years. The material is challenging, and provides students with a large number of high-frequency SAT words used in context. The vocabulary lists, root origins of words, and practice tests are all excellent.
Kate Connors,
Holliston MA
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3: Verbal SAT workbook
This is good but it's almost exactly the same as SAT Critical Reading. No need to buy both. The Verbal SAT book is better as it has a grammar section.
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4: Good book to have
I get 200 point more at self SAT exam,after I did all problems in this book.
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5: Excellent practice tests and vocabulary
Obviously, this book can not be your only guide to the SAT;it only covers a third of it. But it does a very thorough job with the Critical Reading section. The sentence completion practice tests (4 tests per set, 3 different difficulty level sets) are very close to the real College Board ones. The reading comprehension pieces are decent; nothing amazing, but as good as close to the real SAT as you can find.
The most valuable part of this book (for the average person), is the comprehensive vocabulary list. It consists of 800 words (80 sets of 10 words). Being very familiar with the actual SAT, I can say that the words on the list are indeed very high-frequency SAT words. If you know every word on that list it would be hard to answer more than 2 sentence completion questions incorrectly on the real SAT. For the vocabulary list alone, the book is worth the buy.
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