This document provides tips for scoring high on the SAT exam, specifically a 1400 score. For the verbal section, it recommends eliminating wrong answers through a process of elimination. It also stresses understanding mistakes made on practice questions to avoid repeating errors. For math, it suggests focusing on filling any content gaps in basic math skills before doing practice questions, underlining the key parts of questions, and memorizing formulas before the exam.

1. SAT TIPS TO SCORE
1400
Verbal, Mathematics.
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2. VERBAL
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Eliminate 3 Wrong Answers
The most essential standard to recall for the SAT is that
there is just a single right response for
each inquiry, and you ought to have the capacity to
dispense with all the others.
This implies your main system on the test is procedure
of disposal. In case you're battling with
an inquiry, attempt to discover motivations to discount a
large portion of the appropriate
responses instead of reasons why certain choices could
work.

3. Always Understand Your Mistakes
This is fundamental on the off chance that you need to see
sensational upgrades. In the event that
you set aside the opportunity to see each oversight you
make on training questions, why you
made it and what you will do to keep away from it later on,
you're for all intents and purposes
ensured a decent score on the test.
Missteps ordinarily can be categorized as one of four
classifications:
 Content shortcoming
 Time weight
 Question cognizance issue
 Careless mistake
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4. Pay Attention to Connotation and Context
This tip is basic for noting extreme inquiries in
the Reading segment. Search for words that
show positive or negative meaning in the piece of
the section that the inquiry references. This can
assist you with eliminating somewhere around a
few decisions regardless of whether you have no
clue which of the rest of the decisions is right.
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5. Use Find the Evidence Questions to Your Advantage
The new SAT has questions that request that you pick a
selection from the entry that fills in as
the best proof for your response to the past inquiry. These
new inquiries can help you hugely in
distinguishing slip-ups and clearing up ambiguities.
In pretty much every case, it will turn out to be copiously
clear which of the two decisions is
right in light of the fact that just that one will have a relating
goody of direct proof concealed in
one of the appropriate response decisions for the discover
the proof inquiry.
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6. Read Passages Strategically
Try to nail down a good passage reading strategy for the
SAT before test day. This will save you
time and stress later. There are a few methods you might
use depending on how comfortable you
are with the test and where you are in your reading
comprehension skills.
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7. SAT Math Tips
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Focus on Filling Content Gaps First
If you have problems with basic math skills, it doesn’t matter how
many practice SAT questions
you do—you’re going to have to fix those knowledge gaps before
you can improve your SAT
Math score.

8. Focus on Filling Content Gaps First
If you have problems with basic math skills, it doesn’t matter how
many practice SAT questions
you do—you’re going to have to fix those knowledge gaps before
you can improve your SAT Math score.
Underline Key Parts of the Question
You should use this tip on the math section if you've been
missing questions by accidentally
solving for the wrong value. Underline what you need to find in
the question so you don’t get
confused during the calculation process.
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9. Memorize Formulas
Although the SAT math section does provide you with a list
of formulas, you’ll lose time and
momentum by constantly turning back to reference them.
It's best to have all the formulas
memorized beforehand. Check out our article on
the formulas you need to know for the SAT
Math section to make sure you’re prepared.
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