SAT考试介绍及备考优势.doc

SAT考试介绍及备考优势 小马过河为大家准备了“SAT考试介绍及备考优势”，供各位备考SAT的考生们参考使用，来提高自己的托福成绩！免费咨询电话：400-0123-267 　　Introduction to the SAT II 　　The SAT II Subject Tests are created and administered by the College Board and the Educational Testing Service (ETS), the two organizations responsible for producing the dreaded SAT I (which most people call the SAT). 　　The SAT II Subject Tests are meant to complement the SAT I. Whereas the SAT I tests your critical thinking skills by asking math and verbal questions, the SAT II Subject Tests examine your knowledge of a particular subject, such as Writing, U.S. History, Physics, or Biology. The SAT I takes three hours; the Subject Tests take only one hour. 　　In our opinion, the SAT II Subject Tests are better tests than the SAT I because they cover a definitive, easily studied topic rather than ambiguous critical thinking skills. 　　However, just because the SAT II Subject Tests do a better job of testing your knowledge of a subject doesn’t mean the tests are necessarily easier or demand less studying. A “better” test isn’t necessarily better for you in terms of how easy it will be. 　　The Good 　　Because SAT II Subject Tests cover specific topics, you can study for them effectively. 　　If you don’t know a topic in mathematics, such as how to find the slope of a line, you can easily look it up and learn it. The SAT II tests are straightforward: if you know your stuff, you’ll do well. 　　Often, the classes you’ve taken in school have already prepared you for the SAT IIs. If you’ve taken two years of algebra and a year of geometry, you’ll have studied the topics covered by the SAT II Math IC. 　　All you need is some refreshing and refocusing, which this book provides. 　　In preparing for the Math, History, or Chemistry SAT II tests, you really are learning math, history, and chemistry. 　　In other words, you are gaining valuable, interesting knowledge. If you enjoy learning, you might actually find the process of studying for an SAT II test to be worthwhile an