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The sat math section 9

Tham khảo tài liệu 'the sat math section 9', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | SAT Writing Section at a Glance There are four question types on the Writing section Identifying Sentence Errors items require you to read a sentence and identify the error if any in grammar or usage Improving Sentences items require you to determine the best way to correct a sentence Improving Paragraphs items ask you how a draft essay could best be improved Essay requires you to write a coherent well-constructed essay in response to a prompt Identifying Sentence Errors Each sentence will have four underlined words or phrases. You need to determine which underlined portion if any contains an error in grammar or usage. If none of the four underlined portions contain an error you will need to select choice e which is No error. Approximately 18 of the 49 multiple-choice questions in the Writing section will be this type. Improving Sentences With these question types you will need to determine which of five versions of a sentence is the most clear and correct. Approximately 25 of the 49 questions in this section will be this type. Improving Paragraphs With these question types you will be asked about ways in which a draft version of a short essay can be improved. These questions can cover everything from grammar issues to matters of organization and development of ideas. Approximately 6 of the 49 questions will be this type. Essay For the essay portion of the Writing section you will have 25 minutes to respond to a prompt. This prompt will be one of two types Responding to Quotes. You will be given one or two quotes and asked to evaluate or compare them by writing an essay. Completing a Statement or Idea. You will be given an incomplete statement and asked to fill in the blank then you will use the completed statement as the basis for an essay. For both types of prompts you will be asked to develop a point of view and to back up your opinion with examples from your own experience or from subjects you have studied. Why Write an Essay Anyone who has gone to college can