How to Think Like a Test Maker and Avoid Trap Answers on the SAT and ACT | The Princeton Review

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The makers of the SAT and the ACT know how to get students to fall for tricky-trap answers. One of the most common methods they use on math questions is that of the partial answer. Watch to find out how to spot decoy answers—and make sure you outsmart the test makers every time.

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Those 2 were definitely sample questions of the Act .I have never seen such questions on the Sat.

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Will 2020 August Sat be postponed ?Is there any news ?I am taking the Sat in August.

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