I normally get really tired of doing questions and so my mistakes come from not reading the whole question before picking an answer. I guess practice is the only thing that'll help but im wondering if theres any tips for just getting the important info out of a question w/o having to read the whole thing

Is it js me or when I paste the prompt into gpt, i get questions based on the old SAT format and not the digital one lmao? (dont attack me, ik i js need to add a word, js thought of confirming w yall)

Is there certain words or phrases that are in the answer choice that I can immediately cancel out and save me some time

I've seen like 3-4 websites being tossed around so I thought I'd just make a list of the ones I've heard of so far in this thread 1600.lol blueblook.plus oneprep.xyz feel free to let me know if I've missed anything, I'm excited to continue studying for the SAT with y'all!

@Johnathan Porkerton @Md Lm Hope this helps, and lmk if I forgot a part of speech or anything Abashed adj. ashamed or embarrassed Abate v. to reduce Ambivalence n. indecision; experiencing contradictory emotions Animosity n. adj. having a feeling of ill-will; bitter hostility Austere adj. severe or strict; extremely plain or simple Avaricious adj. n. having or showing extreme greed Annex v. to add or attach n. an attachment Appease v. to soothe; to pacify or relieve by giving in to Altruistic adj. n. unselfishly generous; concern for others Adherent n. a follower of a leader; support Augment v. to make or become greater as in size, quantity or strength; enlarge Ardent adj. intense; passionate; zealous Baleful adj. threatening; hurtful; malignant, ominous Bequest n. something left to someone in a will Brazen adj. bold, shameless; impudent Brouhaha n. an uproar; a commotion Balk v. to stop short and refuse to proceed Beset v. to harass; to surround Capitulate v. to surrender under certain conditions; to give in Camaraderie n. comradeship; friendship Chastise v. to discipline; to criticize severely Capacious adj. having a lot of space and able to hold a lot Cursory adj. rapid and superficial; performed with haste and scant attention to detail Comprise v. to consist of; to include; to contain; to be made up of Conundrum n. a dilemma; a problem or a puzzle Crux n. main point; the heart of the matter Cacophony n. harsh sounds Circumspect adj. cautious; heedful of situations and potential consequences Colloquial adj. pertaining to conversational or common speech Capricious adj. unpredictable; fickle Diatribe n. bitter verbal attack Dogmatic adj. characterized by an authoritative, often arrogant, assertion of opinions or beliefs Dearth n. scarcity; lack of Defame v. to libel or slander, to take away a good name Dauntless adj. fearless, unintimidated Deter v. to discourage; to keep someone from doing something