<p>Here’s the simple criteria that you’ll have to follow if you want to post in this thread!:
You get a small blurb which describes a quick tip for taking the SAT. It can be anything really, from psychological tips to sitting posture to the food you eat prior to the test. Note: Please italicize your tip for easier visibility.</p>
<p>Always eliminate answers in the CR section that may be deemed offensive to a particular group, such as “The author defames residents of Paris for being selfish” - the CB doesn’t want to get sued, which makes this answer impossible!</p>
<p>* Easily portable, high carb foodlike granola bars are ideal snacks to bring to test centers as they won’t be too messy and provide a quick boost. Be wary of eating sugar/caffeine to stay awake; you don’t want to crash*</p>
<p>* Always look in the passage for proof to support your CR question. Although this has been repeated twenty million times. It’s true. Put it to use.*</p>
<p>If you’re feeling panicky, place your hands together, close your eyes, and imagine yourself floating. Take a deep breath, open your eyes, and focus on things one question at a time.</p>
<p>*For math questions, read the question twice process the question once. *</p>
<p>If you feel panicky, close your eyes and imagine a patch of blue</p>
<p>*Critical Reading:</p>
<p>Choose the method that works for you. There are many methods just for critical reading passage. Do what works.</p>
<p>Math: </p>
<p>Study and Practice. Nothing else.</p>
<p>Writing:</p>
<p>Write, Write, and Write and Speed up. Use famous person’s quote. *</p>
<p>Don’t eat something you’re not used to before the exam. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, DON’T DO IT.</p>