Whats the trick to understand analogies like the ones on SATs or the Miller Analogies Test?
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There is no trick, u just have to have a pretty good vocabulary. Then, say the sentence in your mind and figure out how the 2 r related
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I remember once having a teacher give us a copy of a multiple choice test, telling us that that would be the EXACT test.\n\nWhat did I do?  I took a Magic Rub eraser and systematically punched holes in it with my mechanical pencil.  Each row of pinpricks would represent an answer to a question.  1 hole for an A, 2 for a B, 3 for a C, and so forth.  If anyone else saw it, they wouldn't suspect anything at all because they wouldn't know the orientation of the rows. How'd I do on the test?  A+!\n\nFor you, I'd say this.  Have your group sit within visible distance of each other's hands.  Whatever signals you use, don't make noise of any sort.  Wave your pencil sideways "x" times to signal the question number.  Nod the pencil up and down "x" times to signal the answer (1 for a, 2 for b,c, or d).  Then have a "reset" signal in case you incorrectly signaled something, maybe scratch your head.
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The best recommendation that I can think of for this would be to just search TAKS on yahoo and practice test should come up with the search.  Good Luck-it's not as bad as they make it out to be!
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This depends on the test.  Some pat answers are:\n\n1. Prepare and use flash cards for vocabulary words (these continue to exist into graduate school)\n\n2. Form a study group that creates "pop quiz" questions for each other.\n\n3. Create memnonic enhancers - alternate ways of memorizing outside of rote.  Examples: anachronyms, songs, imagery, even physical cues, but the concepts must easily relate to the memnonic.\n\n4. Ask the instructor this question!  Oftentimes they provide the best insight, but most students are afraid to ask.\n\n5. Use advanced reading techniques (SQ3R) to create your own test questions from your textbook.  You may be surprised how you end up knowing the questions before you see them on the exam!
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Dear Lord,\n\nPlease help me circle the wagons!  There is no parallel for my situation.  I'm surrounded by squares who will ace this test and I forgot to study a segment.  Be my ray of light, beaming through a kite of confusion.  Send down your angles to assist me.  I need points on this test.  Please, send me a sine.
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I see an A and a G, actually.   :)\n\nThose sentences are called "pangrams" and here's a cool link for more info on them!
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So you know the material, you just gotta relax. Read the questions slowly, and twice if you need to. Instead of looking at your choices first, think about the question, and what answer you would chose. Then look at the choices for the answer you came up with. If it isn't there, then obviously, you don't know it, but use the process of elimination. Look at each possible answer. Which one is the obviously not right one? Eliminate that one. If this test is math, look for little differences. If not, just go through the choices until you have it down to the last one. Never skip a question and not answer it!!! If you don't know the answer, eliminate the obvious one, and then as many more as you can, then just pick one. You might get lucky and pick the right one, which, even if you don't, is always better than not answering at all. I hope this has helped!! :)\n\n\nHere, try this link i found:\n\nhttp://www.testtakingtips.com/
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memorize simple rules and try to derive the hard ones from simple ones and then to be fast then memorize the diffucult rules.Trigonometry is simple if you know basic El-Cebir well
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understand da basic concepts.if u hav difficulty understandin them ,get help frm a tutor o ur skol teacher.then, do practice papers & study da theories a LOT!good luck...
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No one can make sense of these notes. Ask the person you "borrowed" them from for help. They all look like test answers.
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Instead of spending you hard earned money, go to the public library.  The library usually has several reference materials for tests such as the SAT.  Hope this helps.
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Brainteasers\n\nHere are a couple of links:
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Take notes. Read into a tape recorder and then listen back to it later. Teach someone or something (your cat) the concepts you read (without looking at the book!). People learn in many different ways. Some are better verbal learners, some are better visual learners, some learn better by doing. By attacking your problem from multiple angles, you will succeed. Make sure you have the time to learn (turn off the TV, phone, and music and don't wait until the last second to study).
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there's an online test that is fairly accurate at http://web.tickle.com/tests/ \nScroll down to the phd section
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different halves of the brain. verbal reasoning (& hence reading) is more about emotion, math is about logic. High school classes are not that demanding, so you can get good scores in both, but it is very rare for famous mathematicians to be famous writers (Lewis Carol is an exception tho :).
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Nah, that was mostly  for Analogies, which I gather the SAT doesn't include anymore.\n\nYou wouldn't be squandering your time though; it's always laudable to augment your vocabulary.
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Try political Compass. It's an online test