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The SAT at a Glance

What is the SAT?
The SAT is a standardized paper-and-pencil test administered by The College Board that measures your critical thinking skills. It tests your ability to analyze and solve problems in math, critical reading, and writing.

Who should take the SAT?
Juniors and Seniors. Most high school students take the SAT for the first time in the Spring of their Junior year. This gives them enough time to re-take the test again during the Fall of their Senior year if they aren't satisfied with their score.

How is the SAT structured and timed?
The SAT is 3 hours and 45 minutes long and is divided into the following sections:

Section
 Length
 Question Types
 # of Questions
Critical Reading
 • Two 25-minute
sections
• One 20-minute
section
 • Sentence Completion

•Reading Comprehension
 •19

•48
Math
 • Two 25-minute
sections
• One 10-minute
section
• Multiple Choice

• Grid-Ins
 •44

•10
Writing
 • One 25-minute
sections
• One 10-minute
section
• One 25-minute
essay
 • Identifying Sentence
Errors
• Improving Sentences

• Improving Paragraphs
 •18

•25

• 6
Experimental
 One 25-minute section
 • Can be Critical Reading, Math, or Writing
• Does not count toward
score
 Varies

How will the test sections be ordered?
The 25-minute essay will always be the first section of the SAT, and the 10-minute multiple-choice writing section will always be last. The other 8 sections (including the unscored, experimental section) can appear in any order.

How can I register for the SAT?
Register online at collegeboard.com

What is the range of possible SAT scores?
Each section is scored from 200-800 each, giving a total range of 600-2400 points. The essay is scored from 0-12, which is included as 1/4 of the total Writing score.

(Nguồn : Kaptest.com)
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