Digital SAT Prep: Vocabulary Words Hack for a High Score

Are you taking the new Digital SAT or the Paper SAT Test this spring and need an SAT Prep instructor to guide you to getting a high SAT score? In this video, I cover an awesome SAT strategy that you can use to maximize your points on SAT Vocabulary questions, which are called Words in Context questions. This strategy will give yourself the best chance to get a high SAT score on the new SAT English sections of the Digital SAT test. This SAT tip will help you increase your SAT Reading & Writing score specifically. This SAT trick is for 19% of the digital SAT English test questions and 5-10% of the paper SAT questions! So, whether you are a US student or an international student planning to take the March 2023 SAT or May 2023 SAT, I can help you get a better SAT score!

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About Me
My name is Laura Whitmore and I own Strategic Test Prep. I have been an SAT and ACT test prep tutor for over 15 years! I have helped hundreds of high school students boost their scores on both the SAT and ACT tests. My students have had significant score gains using my strategies! After only 3-6 months working with me, 95% of my students increase their SAT scores by 100, 200, 300, or as much as 400 points. My company is based in Upstate New York, but I also work via Zoom if you want to schedule some 1-on-1 sessions!

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[LaurelArcher]

Yes, this is what I teach my SAT students - learn the word roots, prefixes & suffixes to find ways to identify a word you don't know - this is a good "language hack" - educated guess - and it's fascinating to use with words that are similar or opposite.

[niconico]

Omg this video actually helped me a lot

[allaudeentaha]

You are so underrated on god you deserve so much better so helpful

[ihvuyvt]

Thank you for this useful information.

[bahauddinchishte]

Hi, you are doing an awesome job! Keep up the good work, support you from Bangladesh!

[davidatiyota]

I took a sat test and got 1370 as I watched your videos when I took another one it seemed much easier and I got 1400 keep it up and thank you❤

[LawHtaw-qytx]

Thank you for the lesson. Can you please make a video about most use words in ACT?

[farazsahabi]

Hey Laura, there actually was a Digital SAT pilot test today and i took it, and from what i could tell is that there are way more varieties of questions in the english AND math so i feel like the 4 bluebook practice tests aren't enough. But overall the pilot test was a good experience and seems like the new format is looking good especially in terms of time.

[surajsah]

Hey mam, I am from India. And I want to thank you for teaching us

[yagoeditz]

Hi, Laura.You're doing well❤️.Keep going🥰.Support from Uzbekistan

[hananshariff]

hey laura :( i struggle a lot with the long questions. the ones with the a table given or sometimes bar charts and we are asked to choose the option that uses the information given the most. those questions are really long and they end up taking a lot of my time :( please any tips for that?

[rashidahshakir]

Superhelpful! Amoral (one m) is a great example of an antonym that may be confused with "immoral." A= absence of /Im= not. Actually, I am not sure which of these two words is the antonym of "moral."

[fragiletrash]

boy oh boy may 4th SAT. Gotta use these tricks to get me my scholarship

[grghostrider]

Can you make a video on transitions? I am really struggling with these questions

[godblessyou]

Amazing video! I'm an international student, and my academic vocabulary is on a pretty high level. I'm going to pass the DSAT in May. Do you know by any chance where I can get some harder level DSAT questions? I mean, I have time, and I'd like to prepare with some even harder level questions than on the real test

[victoria]

Hii is there like a list of words that I have to know? Im really nervous because I cannot find anything abt it

[nimragulshan]

where can I download the app ? any link??

[hitu]

Going to launch app by end of feb. Very disappointing, but all other your efforts are just amazing thank u so much..

[toyshopenterprises]

PS you read word power made easy be Norman lewis for this video ☺️

[MAnas-umiz]

Hi Laura, I am going to appear for SAT on 3rd of May. So, I have lot of time to build up my vocabulary. I can easily learn new words. So, what type of vocabulary will you recommend me ? Ilets, gre, or any other specific type of vocabulary?