6-WEEK SAT STUDY PLAN

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface..................................................................................................4

General thoughts....................................................................................4

Week 1: Six weeks until the SAT..............................................................6

Week 2: Five weeks until the SAT............................................................8

Week 3: Four weeks until the SAT.........................................................10

Week 4: Three weeks until the SAT........................................................12

Week 5: Two weeks until the SAT..........................................................14

Week 6: One week until the SAT...........................................................16

A final note...........................................................................................18

3 6-Week SAT Study Plan

 6-WEEK STUDY PLAN
Preface
Although our book websites contain general study plans, this guide provides a substantially more detailed plan
for someone starting about 8 weeks out from the SAT. The plan assumes you have the Recommended Materials
listed on the following page (The Official SAT Study Guide as well as the PowerScore publications), and you are
encouraged to consider the optional/supplementary materials as well.

General thoughts
Successfully preparing for the SAT is about consistency and diligence. Even though the test measures how you
think about the basics of high school English and math, training yourself to think like the test makers requires
time. Simply put: this isn’t a test where cramming proves effective! Instead, your efforts need to be extensive,
where you make the most of every study opportunity and spend at least ten to fifteen hours of dedicated time
preparing each week (and hopefully much more!).

Six weeks is a bit on the shorter side as far as study plans go, but it’s doable provided you’re realistic – if school
is in session or you work full time when it’s not, chances are you cannot spend every waking hour doing Math
questions and reading dry passages, so budget your time accordingly! The good news is that success on this test
isn’t solely a numbers game; although the number of hours you spend training is surely important, what matters
even more is how you train. With this plan and some hard work, you have more than enough time to read all
three SAT Bibles, and to apply the strategies you learn there to question sets in The Official SAT Study Guide, as
well. We also outline a number of full-length practice tests for you to take. If you find that you cannot complete
all of the assignments in the time given, prioritize your tasks based on your specific areas of weakness and where
you feel you have the greatest opportunity to gain points. And we encourage you to attempt additional practice
tests if time permits!

Naturally, if you are already extremely strong in one of the areas—say, Reading Comprehension—you can omit
portions of the plan tailored to that section and devote that time to further study in another section. Similarly, if
you find that you still have room for improvement upon completion of the required material for a given section,
our private tutoring is a worthwhile consideration.

Each of the six weeks in this study schedule provides a list of recommended tasks—from reading specific
chapters, to completing problem sets, to taking timed practice tests—and should generally be completed in the
order given. However, as mentioned, elements can be adjusted as needed to accommodate variations in your
day-to-day commitments and your unique skill set as you get closer to test day.

You will notice that each week’s assignments are categorized into one of four types: Math, Reading, Writing, and
Practice Tests. This will give you a good sense of exactly what is to be covered during a particular week, and allow
you to better adjust the schedule and content to your own needs as you progress.

A chart is provided for each week outlining the materials to be used and sections for your notes and progress
reports. We strongly encourage you to keep detailed information about exactly what was completed and when,
any elements left uncompleted that should be a priority the following week, and your performance and general
thoughts on each. These notes will allow you to more accurately measure your progress as well as track any
uncompleted assignments.

We also strongly encourage you to create a detailed SAT Study Bible to accompany the notes in this study
plan in order to better understand the concepts covered and your progress through the material. Begin this
immediately! Instructions on exactly how to construct your Study Bible are provided here in our SAT blog.

Let’s get started!

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Recommended Materials

Real SATs from The College Board

• The Official SAT Study Guide

• Three Free Online Practice Tests

PowerScore Publications

• The SAT Math Bible

• The SAT Reading Bible

• The SAT Writing Bible

• Free SAT Flash Cards

• Free SAT Skills Assessment

Optional Resources

• The PowerScore SAT Proctor

• Reading Comprehension Practice

• Common SAT Essay Themes and Archetypes

• Vocabulary Quizzes

• Vocabulary eBook: Repeat Offenders

• The PowerScore SAT Free Help Area

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 Week 1: Six weeks until the SAT

Your first week of study is extremely important. It serves as an introduction to the SAT itself, and establishes
a baseline as you take a timed practice test. Further, you will begin exploring solution strategies in Math
and Sentence Completion questions in Reading. Each of these elements is absolutely critical to a strong SAT
performance, so be extremely diligent this week as you begin your preparation.

Practice Test

• Start your week by taking a timed practice SAT. We suggest starting with Practice Test One in The Official
SAT Study Guide.

Be sure to take this exam under timed conditions and be diligent and honest in your timing. If you wish,
you can use the free test proctor in our Free SAT Help Area to time yourself.

This timed test will establish a baseline score, and give you an initial sense of both the test and your
natural strengths and weaknesses. Do NOT let the results discourage you! They are in no way indicative
of your potential or what your final score will be. It’s merely a chance for you to familiarize yourself with
the experience of taking a full SAT under timed (test-day) conditions.

Upon completion of the exam, it is essential that you score your test using the directions provided by the
test makers. At that point, you must review your performance using our Free SAT Skills Assessment. The
assessment will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, information you can then use to help
you shape your studies. This tool might use some terms—especially in the Reading section—that seem
foreign at first. As you work through the SAT Bibles these terms will become quite familiar and you will
become more comfortable using the SAT Skills Assessment. Categorize your errors to the best of your
ability with this first test.

Math

• After scoring and reviewing your practice test, watch the free Lesson One video in our Free SAT Help
Area: Free Lessons section (select the Free Lesson tab at the top of that page and click on “Try the first
lesson of our Live Online SAT Course for FREE!”). You can begin watching at the 3:23 mark and continue
until the 1:54:30 mark. This is the Math portion of the free lesson. This video is presented by one of
our Senior Instructors and it will give you an excellent introduction to the SAT itself and the Arithmetic
portion of the SAT Math section.

• Read and complete Chapters One through Four of the SAT Math Bible. This reading selection takes
you from an Introduction and Overview of the SAT in Chapter One, through general discussions of the
Math section in Chapter Two, and into basic math skills and solution strategies in Chapters Three and
Four. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers
and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter. It is imperative to review your work in order to
improve!

• Optional: Read Chapters 1, 2, and 14 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

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 Reading

• Read and complete Chapters Two and Three in the SAT Reading Bible. Chapter One is very similar, and in
some places actually identical, to the first chapter in the SAT Math Bible, so there is no reason to reread
the information. Chapter Two of the SAT Reading Bible introduces you to the Reading portion of the
SAT while Chapter Three begins addressing Sentence Completion questions. Be sure to complete any
problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes at
the end of the chapter.

• In Appendix B of the SAT Reading Bible, you will find 700 Repeat Offenders, the most commonly-occuring
vocabulary words on the SAT. Each week, aim to review 100 words. If you study 16 to 17 words a day for
six days, you can review all 100 words on the 7th day. This week, start with the Top 200 Repeat Offenders
list and learn the definitions of the words between abstract (page 405) and generalization (page 412). If
you already know a definition, place a check mark in the box next to the word and skip it. It is important
to only study the words you do not know.

You can find these same words in Flash Card form and as an eBook on our Free SAT Help Area. For
suggestions for retaining the definitions of vocabulary words, see our Vocabulary Study Guide.

• Optional: Read Chapters Four and Five in The Official SAT Study Guide.

Writing

• Read and complete Chapters Two and Three in the SAT Writing Bible. Chapter One is very similar, and in
some places actually identical, to the first chapter in the SAT Math Bible, so there is no reason to reread
the information. Chapter Two of the SAT Writing Bible introduces you to the Writing portion of the SAT
while Chapter Three reviews the basics of grammar. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that
accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Optional: Read Chapter 8 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

Week 1 Assignments
Assignment Completed? Notes
OSSG: Test 1 Timed

L1 Math Video
Math Bible Ch1
Math Bible Ch2
Math Bible Ch3
Math Bible Ch4

Reading Bible Ch2

Reading Bible Ch3
100 Vocab Words Top 200: abstract (page 405) through differentiate (page 409)

Writing Bible Ch2

Writing Bible Ch3
100 Vocab Words

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 Week 2: Five weeks until the SAT

Math

• Read and complete Chapter Five of the SAT Math Bible. This reading selection covers Arithmetic Mastery
on the SAT. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your
answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 2, Section 2
Test 2, Section 5
Test 2, Section 8

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

• Print the SAT Math Bible Flash Cards. Study the cards that have formulas or relationships pertaining to
the topics covered in the Arithmetic chapter of the SAT Math Bible.

• Optional: Read Chapter 15 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

Writing
• Read and complete Chapter Four in the SAT Writing Bible. This chapter will introduce you to the errors—
specifically with verbs—on the multiple choice portion of the SAT Writing section. Be sure to complete
any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes
at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 2, Section 1
Test 2, Section 6
Test 2, Section 10

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

• Optional: Read Chapters 10 and 11 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

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 Reading

• Read and complete Chapters Four through Six in the SAT Reading Bible. Chapter Four examines the
question stem in Sentence Completion questions, while Chapter Five analyzes the traps in wrong answer
choices. Chapter Six addresses unknown vocabulary in the question stems and answer choices. Be sure
to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing
your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:
Test 2, Section 4
Test 2, Section 7
Test 2, Section 9
If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail. At the end of the week, you should have completed all of Practice Test 2 in The Official SAT Study
Guide.

• Continue studying new vocabulary words in Appendix B of the SAT Reading Bible, in your Flash Cards,
or in the eBook. This week, continue with the 200 Repeat Offenders list and learn the definitions of the
words between gullible (page 412) and zealous (page 419). Study 16 or 17 words a day for six days and
review all 100 words on the 7th day. If you already know a definition, place a check mark in the box
next to the word and skip it. It is important to only study the words you do not know. Remember to also
review the words from previous weeks.

• Optional: Read Chapter 5 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

Week 2 Assignments
Assignment Completed? Notes
Math Bible Ch5
OSSG: T2, S2 Timed
OSSG: T2, S5 Timed
OSSG: T2, S8 Timed
Flash Cards: Arith

Writing Bible Ch4

OSSG: T2, S1 Timed
OSSG: T2, S6 Timed
OSSG: T2, S10 Timed

Reading Bible Ch4

Reading Bible Ch5
Reading Bible Ch6
OSSG: T2, S4 Timed
OSSG: T2, S7 Timed
OSSG: T2, S9 Timed
100 Vocab Words Top 200: gullible (page 412) through zealous (page 419)

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 Week 3: Four weeks until the SAT

Math

• Read and complete Chapter Six of the SAT Math Bible. This reading selection covers Algebra Mastery on
the SAT. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers
and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 3, Section 2
Test 3, Section 5
Test 3, Section 8

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

• In the SAT Math Bible Flash Cards, study the cards that have formulas or relationships pertaining to the
topics covered in the Algebra chapter of the SAT Math Bible.

Reading

• Read and complete Chapters Seven and Eight in the SAT Reading Bible. Chapter Seven discusses general
reading strategies for the Passage-Based Reading sections and Chapter Eight looks at specific reading
strategies for the SAT. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking
your answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:
Test 3, Section 4
Test 3, Section 7
Test 3, Section 9
If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail. At the end of the week, you should have completed all of Practice Test 2 in The Official SAT Study
Guide.

• Continue studying new vocabulary words in Appendix B of the SAT Reading Bible, in your Flash Cards, or
in the eBook. This week, study the Top 100 Easy Repeat Offenders starting on page 420. Study 16 to 17
words a day for six days and review all 100 words on the 7th day. If you already know a definition, place
a check mark in the box next to the word and skip it. It is important to only study the words you do not
know. Remember to also review the words from previous weeks.

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 Writing
• Read and complete Chapters Five, Six, and Seven in the SAT Writing Bible. Chapter 5 explains how errors
involve nouns and pronouns, while Chapter Six examines modifier errors. Chapter 7 explores the errors
surrounding conjunctions. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text,
checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 3, Section 1
Test 3, Section 6
Test 3, Section 10

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

Week 3 Assignments
Assignment Completed? Notes
Math Bible Ch6
OSSG: T3, S2 Timed
OSSG: T3, S5 Timed
OSSG: T3, S8 Timed
Flash Cards: Alg

Reading Bible Ch7

Reading Bible Ch8
OSSG: T3, S4 Timed
OSSG: T3, S7 Timed
OSSG: T3, S9 Timed
100 Vocab Words Top 100 Easy Repeat Offenders (page 420)

Writing Bible Ch5

Writing Bible Ch6
Writing Bible Ch7
OSSG: T3, S1 Timed
OSSG: T3, S6 Timed
OSSG: T3, S10 Timed

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 Week 4: Three weeks until the SAT

Math
• Read and complete Chapter Eight of the SAT Math Bible. This reading selection covers Geometry Mastery
on the SAT. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your
answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• In the SAT Math Bible Flash Cards, study the cards that have formulas or relationships pertaining to the
topics covered in the Geometry chapter of the SAT Math Bible.

Reading

• Read and complete Chapters Nine, Ten, Eleven, and Twelve in the SAT Reading Bible. Chapter Ten focuses
on the the answer choices and Chapter Ten examines the question stem in Passage-Based Reading
questions. Chapter Eleven is a short chapter that explains Vocabulary-in-Context Questions; Chapter
Twelve is a longer passage that focuses on Literal Comprehension questions. Be sure to complete any
problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes at
the end of the chapter.

• Continue studying new vocabulary words in Appendix B of the SAT Reading Bible, in your Flash Cards,
or in the eBook. This week, study the Top 100 Medium Repeat Offenders starting on page 427. Study 16
to 17 words a day for six days and review all 100 words on the 7th day. If you already know a definition,
place a check mark in the box next to the word and skip it. It is important to only study the words you do
not know. Remember to also review the words from previous weeks.

Writing

• Read and complete Chapters Eight and Nine in the SAT Writing Bible. Chapter Eight explores the
remaining grammatical errors in the Writing section and Chapter Nine explains stylistic errors. Be sure to
complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your
mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Print the SAT Writing Bible Flash Cards. Review the Alarm Bells and watch for them in your homework.

• Optional: Read Chapters 10 and 11 in The Official SAT Study Guide

Practice Test

• End your study this week by taking a full-length timed practice SAT. We suggest Practice Test 4 in the The
Official SAT Study Guide. Be sure to take this exam under timed conditions and be diligent and honest in
your timing. If you wish, you can use the free test proctor in our Free SAT Help Area to time yourself.

Upon completion of the exam, it is essential that you score your test using the directions provided by
the test makers and that you review the questions that you missed and guessed correctly. At that point,
evaluate your performance using our Free SAT Skills Assessment. The assessment will help you identify
your current strengths and weaknesses and track your improvement. By now, you will be much more
familiar with the PowerScore terminology used in the assessment, but there still may be some terms that
we have not covered yet. Categorize your errors to the best of your ability.

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 Week 4 Assignments
Assignment Completed? Notes
Math Bible Ch8
Flash Cards: Geom

Reading Bible Ch9

Reading Bible Ch10
Reading Bible Ch11
Reading Bible Ch12
100 Vocab Words Top 100 Medium Repeat Offenders (page 427)

Writing Bible Ch8

Writing Bible Ch9
Writing Flash Cards

OSSG: Test 4 Timed

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 Week 5: Two weeks until the SAT

Math

• Read and complete Chapters Seven and Nine of the SAT Math Bible. Chapter Seven delves into Algebra
II and Chapter Nine explains Coordinate Geometry on the SAT. Be sure to complete any problem sets
or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the
chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 5, Section 2
Test 5, Section 4
Test 5, Section 8

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

• In the SAT Math Bible Flash Cards, study the cards that have formulas or relationships pertaining to the
topics covered in the Algebra II and Coordinate Geometry chapters of the SAT Math Bible.

• Optional: Read Chapters 16 and 17 in The Official SAT Study Guide

Reading

• Read and complete Chapter Thirteen in the SAT Reading Bible. This chapter focuses on Extended
Reasoning questions in the Passage-Based Reading component. Be sure to complete any problem sets
or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the
chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 5, Section 3
Test 5, Section 7
Test 5, Section 9

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

• Continue studying new vocabulary words in Appendix B of the SAT Reading Bible, in your Flash Cards, or
in the eBook. This week, study the Top 100 People Repeat Offenders starting on page 435. Study 16 to 17
words a day for six days and review all 100 words on the 7th day. If you already know a definition, place
a check mark in the box next to the word and skip it. It is important to only study the words you do not
know. Remember to also review the words from previous weeks.

• Optional: Read Chapter 6 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

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 Writing
• Read and complete Chapters Ten and Eleven in the SAT Writing Bible. Chapter Ten presents specific
strategies for multiple choice Writing questions while Chapter Eleven covers Paragraph Improvement.
Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking your answers and
reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Complete the following timed sections in The Official SAT Study Guide:

Test 5, Section 1
Test 5, Section 6
Test 5, Section 10

If time is called before you finish, mark where you are but complete the section. Be sure to check your
answers and review any questions that you missed or guessed correctly. To view solutions to these
problems, visit The Official SAT Study Guide Book Owner’s Area, where all questions are explained in
detail.

• Optional: Read Chapter 12 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

Week 5 Assignments
Assignment Completed? Notes
Math Bible Ch7
Math Bible Ch9
OSSG: T5, S2 Timed
OSSG: T5, S4 Timed
OSSG: T5, S8 Timed
Flash Cards: AlgII
Flash Cards: Coord Geo

Reading Bible Ch13

OSSG: T5, S3 Timed
OSSG: T5, S7 Timed
OSSG: T5, S9 Timed
100 Vocab Words Top 100 People Repeat Offenders (page 435)

Writing Bible Ch10

Writing Bible Ch11
OSSG: T5, S1 Timed
OSSG: T5, S6 Timed
OSSG: T5, S10 Timed

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 Week 6: One week until the SAT

Math

• Read and complete Chapter Ten of the SAT Math Bible. This selection covers Data Analysis, Statistics, and
Probability on the SAT. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text, checking
your answers and reviewing your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• In the SAT Math Bible Flash Cards, study the cards that have formulas or relationships pertaining to the
topics covered in the Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability chapter of the SAT Math Bible.

• Optional: Read Chapter 18 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

Reading

• Read and complete Chapter Fourteen in the SAT Reading Bible. Be sure to check your answers and
review your mistakes at the end of the chapter.

• Review the 500 vocabulary words that you have learned thus far in Appendix B of the SAT Reading Bible,
in your Flash Cards, or in the eBook. If you have extra time, you can review the words in the last two lists
(Hard Repeat Offenders and Extreme Repeat Offenders), but only if you know the definitions of the first
500 words.

Writing

• Watch the free Lesson One video in our Free SAT Help Area: Free Lessons section (select the Free Lesson
tab at the top of that page and click on “Try the first lesson of our Live Online SAT Course for FREE!”).
You can begin watching at the 1:54:30 mark and continue until the end. This is the Writing portion of
the free lesson. This video is presented by one of our Senior Instructors and it will give you an excellent
introduction to the Essay.

• Read and complete Chapter Twelve in the SAT Writing Bible. This chapter explains the requirements for
the SAT essay. Be sure to complete any problem sets or drills that accompany the text.

• Continue studying the SAT Writing Bible Flash Cards. Review the Alarm Bells and watch for them in your
homework.

• Optional: Read Chapter 9 in The Official SAT Study Guide.

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 Practice Test

• At this point in the week, take a full-length timed practice SAT. We suggest Practice Test 6 in the The
Official SAT Study Guide. Be sure to take this exam under timed conditions and be diligent and honest in
your timing. If you wish, you can use the free test proctor in our Free SAT Help Area to time yourself.

Upon completion of the exam, it is essential that you score your test using the directions provided by
the test makers and that you review the questions that you missed and guessed correctly. At that point,
evaluate your performance using our Free SAT Skills Assessment. The assessment will help you identify
your current strengths and weaknesses and track your improvement. By now, you will be much more
familiar with the PowerScore terminology used in the assessment, but there still may be some terms that
we have not covered yet. Categorize your errors to the best of your ability.

• Based on your practice test results, review any weak areas using the PowerScore SAT Bibles.

• Optional: At the end of the week, take Practice Test 7 in the The Official SAT Study Guide.

Other

• Read Chapter 11, the Test Readiness section, in the SAT Math Bible (note: there is no need to read
Chapter 13 in the Writing Bible or Chapter 15 in the Reading Bible because these chapters contain the
same content about Test Readiness).

• Revisit pages 15–20 of the SAT Math Bible. This section will remind you to think positively about your
experience and abilities.

• Finally, on the day before the SAT, relax! Do something that makes you happy and don’t worry about the
SAT. It is imperative that you are fully rested before the exam, so avoid any strenuous activities, whether
physical or mental. So don’t run a half-marathon and don’t attempt any full practice tests!

Week 6 Assignments
Assignment Completed? Notes
Math Bible Ch10
Flash Cards: D.A.S.P.

Reading Bible Ch14

Review Vocab Words

L1 Writing Video
Writing Bible Ch12
Writing Flash Cards

OSSG: Test 6 Timed

Review Bibles

Math Bible Ch11

Math Bible pg 15

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 A final note:

We at PowerScore want to thank you for choosing us as your test preparation provider, and trusting us to help
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