Essential SAT Vocabulary (flashcards) (College Test Preparation)

Essential SAT Vocabulary (flashcards) (College Test Preparation)Rating: Rated 3.5 stars (2 reviews)
Author: Princeton Review
Publisher: Princeton Review
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Product Description
Vocabulary practice is critical for success on the SAT, and these vocabulary flashcards provide you with an easy, efficient and portable way to prepare for the verbal section of the exam. This box of SAT flashcards includes 500 vocabulary words, with definitions and examples of each word used in context. It also includes 50 bonus customizable flashcards, so you can enter in words that you personally need to practice the most, as well as a unique divider that helps you keep track of your progress as you learn and perfect new SAT words

Essential SAT Vocabulary includes words from the Princeton Review’s famous “Hit Parade” of vocabulary most likely to appear on the SAT. Start your practice today with key words from the test prep experts and raise your SAT score!

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2 Comments

  1. Yang Liu
    Posted November 30, 1999 at 2:00 am | Permalink

    Essential SAT Vocabulary (flashcards) (College Test Preparation) has been rated 3 starsJust a bunch of words and definitions printed on cards

    You could easily just go on google and search “SAT vocab” and find some flashcards you could print out

  2. J. Robinson
    Posted November 30, 1999 at 5:28 am | Permalink

    Essential SAT Vocabulary (flashcards) (College Test Preparation) has been rated 4 starsVery useful, only a one small issue…

    These cards are an easy way to boost your SAT-specific vocabulary. The flashcard format allows for quick repetition, more than with books in my opinion. I only wish they had pronunciation keys next to the definitions. I recommend these cards along with “Verbal Advantage” and a pocket dictionary for a lasting vocabulary increase. Daily reading, however, is still your best bet for a lifelong and effective vocabulary. These cards are just tools to speed up the process.