Are the SAT questions more difficult than the PSAT and the sites practice questions?

<p>So I have been practicing for the SAT, I got this McGraw Hill book to study from and the questions seem to be all really really hard…I am getting most wrong. Yet, when I take the practice SAT questions on collegeboard’s site I am getting most right; and with the PSAT I did fairly well and now after a year I went back on college board’s site to see what I got wrong and I am getting most them right now… probably because I finished the full year of Algebra II now…unlike last year where I only had Geometry and just started Algebra II when I took the PSAT. </p>

<p>So, are the SAT questions similar in difficulty as College Board’s practice SAT questions and the PSAT or harder?</p>

<p>The questions will be like the ones on college boards site, but if you can get yourself doing a lot of the ones in the macgraw book well, you’ll do much better.</p>

<p>What if you do the online course offered by the college board? There are tests/quizzes there as well. It costs $69 I believe.</p>

<p>that’s great too</p>

<p>My daughter finds the PSAT questions easier.</p>