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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 378.1662 EAN: 9780375428562 ISBN: 0375428569 Label: Princeton Review Manufacturer: Princeton Review Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 704 Publication Date: June 10, 2008 Publisher: Princeton Review Reading Level: Young Adult Release Date: June 10, 2008 Studio: Princeton Review Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Cracking the SAT brings you proven techniques from the test prep experts! The 2009 edition includes full-length practices tests and exclusive free access to further review online. In Cracking the SAT, we’ll teach you how to think like the test writers and · Master specific strategies for answering every question type · Boost your vocabulary with our exclusive “Hit Parade”— a list of words that appear most frequently on the SAT · Practice online with an additional full-length test, lessons, and drills · Get the most out of your prep time with the study plan that’s right for you We give you plenty of practice problems to help you master our proven techniques. In addition, this book contains 3 full-length, “paper and pencil” SAT practice tests. Our practice questions are just like those you’ll see on the real SAT—but with detailed answers and explanations for every question. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Super Helpful and actually fun too!This 2009 SAT book that i bought about a month ago, has been exteremely helpful! I'm a freshman high school, but wanted a head start on studying for the SAT, thus my parents purchased this latest edition SAT book. I honestly thought it would be boring, but the makers of the book make it very fun! They explain everything with easy step-by-step instructions without the use of big words, and they have coordinating pictures. The pages are perfect for you to write on them. Overall, you won't find this ... Read More Rating:  - Excellent review of needed material, but with a few wartsWhen I prepared to take my first SAT, I relied on this book to prepare. Let me first talk about the good aspects of the book: It demystifies the SAT and takes a "student friendly" approach. That is, it helps convince the reader that the SAT doesn't measure intelligence, self-worth, etc. While this may or may not be true, it relieves one of a significant burden by believing that the test doesn't test anything innate, which prevents the formation of artificial mental barriers or blocks. ... Read More 
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