What should I do in the morning?

Test Preparation SAT Preparation
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<p>I am taking the SAT on June 2nd. From what I have observed, I usually bomb the first CR section and do relatively better in the second and third section. So here is the question: Should I get up early in the morning to do a warmup CR section? My concern is that if I do not do well on the warmup section, I will very likely become traumatized and fall into despair. Someone help please? Get up early and do some warmup exercises or sleep till 6:30?</p>

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<p>BUMPBUMPBUMP someone help please D:</p>

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<p>I did nothing right before my test, as in the morning. Didn’t even look in my book or worry. The day before however, I memorized a bazillion words and reviewed grammar rules and nothing in math. I did think about essay examples on my way to the test center. Examples from classes such as history. Luckily what I had in mind fit into my essay, but that’s all the essay prep I did. Good luck son!</p>

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<p>Thanks :smiley: I guess I will just get up at the regular time then.
Also, any suggestions for a good high-frequency word list to memorize the day before the exam? I don’t have a fantastic memory…400 is the max. number of words I can memorize in a day.
I also have my AP microeconomics free-response to write the day before the exam. Should I focus on SAT or should I shift my focus from SAT onto AP?</p>

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<p>DO NOT study anything on the test day.</p>

<p>On Friday do not study anything new.It is enough to review the grammar notes and the vocab that you supposedly studied before and review your essay examples list.</p>

<p>For today you can memorize some of the words in the direct hits which has about 400 words, answer a full length practice test with correct time limits, and if you have time go over your mistakes.</p>

<p>hope that will work with you</p>