To serve the expanding alpha generation, the legendary Quandale offered storytelling in both normal English and brainrot, an uncommon _____ celebrated the TikTok Rizz Party, an important internet holiday; and put on incredible Kai Cenat streams to please the Ohio-born viewers. A) practice, at the time B) practice at the time; C) practice, at the time, D) practice at the time,

I got a 1530 on bluebook 4 (730E 800M) I made 4 mistakes on English. Two were grammar but they were just dumb mistakes. The other two were module 2 vocab. I get the vocab questions on module 2 wrong a lot because I simply don't know one or two of the words. I want to start studying for it but I don't know how. I don't think learning like 2000 words would help a lot. Should I just read books more? Is there a list of actually common words that helped you guys and isn't unfeasible to memorize? let me know thank you

You can practice any type of SAT question of any difficulty, timed practice or untimed, and the formatting is very similar to the actual SAT. https://www.satslayer.org/

apparently the SAT is pretty similar to an IQ test so you can use your SAT scores to estimate your IQ using online conversion tools Edit: for everyone saying that you can study for the sat so its not an IQ test, some people think that you can train to do better on IQ tests so this post was made under that assumption

I've heard some people say that the Bluebook Practice Tests are way easier than the actual SAT. Is it true that the bluebook practice tests are easier than the actual SAT exam?