Kaplan New SAT Critical Reading Workbook

Problem Solved.Problem #1: You want to sharpen your critical reading skills for the SAT, but don't have a lot of time to study. We get it. Everything you need to achieve your goals on the Critical Reading section of the SAT is in this book. No long-winded lessons. Just what you need to score higher. Problem #2: You don't know what to expect on the new Critical Reading section. Don't worry. This book contains the most up-to-date information, including tactics for solving the new Short Reading Comprehension questions. Problem #3: Studying for the Critical Reading section is boring. Let's face it. Studying for the SAT is never going to be a lot of laughs. But the payoff is huge -- and the tools in this book are a straightforward path to your goal. You don't have to put your real life on hold while you prepare for your future. This comprehensive workbook includes: • 2 realistic critical reading tests with detailed answer explanations • In-depth coverage of Sentence Completion and Reading Comprehension questions • Strategies for avoiding common vocabulary mistakes • Hundreds of practice questions to help sharpen your speed and accuracy • A glossary of frequently-tested words Why Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions? When you want advice, you probably ask your friends. Or parents. Or teachers. And each of them can probably give you some good advice about taking the PSAT. So why do you need Kaplan? Because your friends, parents, and teachers probably haven't invested millions of dollars developing realistic practice exams and test-taking strategies. Kaplan has. And when a test changes, we're prepared with the most up-to-date materials. When it comes to the PSAT, your friends know what works for them, but do they know what works for you? Kaplan has helped millions of students -- all kinds of students, from perfect-score seekers to students who run screaming from algebra problems -- reach their individual goals. More than 65 years of test preparation experience -- it's all in this book.Sign up for our free email newsletter, the College Edge, and we'll keep you posted about college admissions trends and test changes.