Lesson 11 Review

Where should our practice questions come from?

• College Board
• Khan Academy
• Princeton Review
• Harvard Coursepack

Whose strategies are designed to get you a top 1% score?

• College Board
• Khan Academy
• Prep Expert
• Princeton Review

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How many questions do you need to practice to see a significant improvement in your score?

• 10
• 100
• 1000
• 10000

What is the top way to change your score?

• Change your pencil
• Change your name
• Change your habits
• Change your clothes

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Should motivation be internal or external?

• Internal
• External

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Where on your priority list should you place SAT prep?

• High
• Medium
• Low
• Nowhere

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Which of the following is a reason you should keep an insight notebook? (select all that apply)

• It is custom to you
• It will help you remember what you learned
• It keeps you organized
• It keeps you motivated

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Fill in the blank - "Memorization is painful, ________ is painless"

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How much physical activity should you aim to do per day to improve your physical and brain health?

• None, focus all your energy on test prep
• 10 mins
• 30 mins
• 3 hours

What is the most valuable tool you can use on the SAT?

• Your calculator
• Your pencil
• The highlighter function
• The proctor

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