❂ 1,001 SAT Practice Questions For Dummies ❂
by Ron Woldoff (Author)
Setting your sights on college? Ready to take the SAT? Get a head start on a high score with 1,001 SAT Practice Questions For Dummies. Inside, you'll find 1,001 practice questions on everything you'll encounter on the SAT. All of the question types and formats are here, so you can study, practice, and increase your chances of scoring higher on the big day.
Whether you're cramming on the go, pulling an all-nighter, or making useful time of study hall, 1,001 SAT Practice Questions For Dummies gives you the practice you need to prepare for that all-important exam day. So roll up your sleeves, put your nose to the grindstone, and get the confidence to perform your very best.
Includes free, one-year access to practice questions online
Offers 1,001 SAT practice questions—from easy to hard
Tracks your progress, so you can see where you need more help and create your own question sets
Provides detailed, step-by-step answers and explanations for every question
This book has great questions in it, if you just want to practice on questions. It has very short explanations of each answer, but they are not as involved as Kaplan's. It is well organized, and it is lightweight. The fact that the book is light is worth more than I can really express, because a lot of the test prep books are so heavy that you will NOT want to carry them around, and being able to carry them around is good for encouraging you to study and use the books!
With the math questions, for the most part, there's enough room to work in the book, but some of the longer algebra questions could use more room, and a bit more explanation too, like with some of the factoring, to me, they leave a lot of steps out when showing the solution and explanation. The questions do cover a lot of areas though and most of them have great explanations.
This book comes with a 12 month code to access the online site. It has a little strip on the inside front cover that you scratch off for your access code, and it's a long random string of numbers and letters. My code would not work and there are few support options other than a support forum where others haven't seemed to have got a lot of help either, so I'm not hopeful! I spent a good bit of time on it, and had my family check and double check the code, but it continues to say it is invalid, but perhaps it is due to me having an early review copy.
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Many thanks. [dummies1337]
