What is the most realistic Sat review book for SAT II MATH?
Posted on February 11th, 2008 by admin
Tomato asked:
Please don 't says Barron' s the best thing for the show because I want to know which book is LIKE MORE than real. Thank you.
If anyone can even tell me if the "edge of collegeboard; real" evidence that sell are easier or more or less like the real test, that 'the d is great too.
Question posted courtesy of: Greg Schmigel’s Book Reviews
Please don 't says Barron' s the best thing for the show because I want to know which book is LIKE MORE than real. Thank you.
If anyone can even tell me if the "edge of collegeboard; real" evidence that sell are easier or more or less like the real test, that 'the d is great too.Question posted courtesy of: Greg Schmigel’s Book Reviews
Princeton Review is most similar to the actual test. I just took the Biology SAT II today, and 4 or 5 of the questions were the EXACT ones I saw in the review book. I also saw a very similar chart.
Princeton is very easy to understand.
And as for the Collegeboard review book: get that. It has practice tests that are exactly the same difficulty as the actual SAT II. (Some of Princeton’s review questions are a little harder than anything you’ll see on the test day.)