<p>After working with some of Kaplan’s prep books for things ranging from SAT to SAT Subject Tests, I have started to feel as if Kaplan doesn’t really know what it’s doing. In addition, the practice tests they offer for subject tests and the SAT contain many mistakes. Sometimes, the problems are written in such a way that the problem is unsolvable like in their SAT math book. Many times, they don’t follow the format of the test as well. IceQube, I can totally believe that Kaplan would have done such a thing in that book. In their SAT critical reading sections for the practice tests, sometimes, they switch the order of the passages so that the long passage with about 10 questions comes before the short passages, which are last. So I would say that it was just dumb of them not to study the format of the test so they could actually help you instead of causing you confusion on test day.</p>