<p>Help me!! Share your knowledge. How did you score so well; how did you study?</p>
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<p>Enough said.</p>
<p>I would suggest that you learn some vocabulary of an upper level. In many textbooks there are lists of words that appear frequently on the SAT. Studying them will enable you to answer the questions from the CR section. In addition, knowing them is really helpful when it comes to writing the essay.
Also, I was advised to read challenging American literatutre. My teacher recommended Faulkner, Salinger, Steinbeck and some British authors like Charles Dickens for preparation for the CR passages. Science articles are also very useful. Some textbooks (Barron’s and Gruber’s, I do not know about the others) contain a list of recommended literature. It is not a bad idea to read something from it just to get used to the texts likely to appear in the CR section.
Regarding the math sections, if you have already studied the material covered in the test, you should try to find as many problems as possible. Sometimes, even though one is good at math, he or she scores below his / her potential just because of a simple mistake. Solving problems will enable you to review and to get used to the common types of questions. It will also improve your speed.
I believe you already know much about the SAT so what I wrote is not likely to help you a lot. If you search this forum, you will find a lot about scoring higher. Just read some other topics.
Hope this helps. Good luck!</p>