<p>If I am filling up both pages completely, is it okay if I only have two examples to support my thesis? Of course three would be better, but for the SAT, would it really matter if I only have two since we have such limited space? Or would it be better if I shortened my two points to have room for a third?</p>
<p>No. Expound more thoroughly on two examples rather than weakly applying three examples. I scored an 11 with one example from literature and one example from history. Three is most definitely excessive, especially with the limited space you are given.</p>
<p>I agree. Two well developed is better than 3 half-baked examples. I think most people prefer the two example route. </p>