10 Practice Tests for the SAT, 2021: Extra Prep to Help Achieve an Excellent Score (College Test Preparation)

The tests given in this book are almost of the same level of SAT. The solutions are good too. If you have already completed Khan Academy tests, then you can consider buying this to further improve your skills. (especially maths)

These practice exams really helped to improve my little brother's SAT score. Great product, am grateful for its availability. Would highly recommend to others.

Stickers are still present and answers are written in every single page. For me it's not a very good used book, only acceptable one.

I used this book in conjunction with all of the official practice tests on Khan Academy and got a 1530 on the real SAT. What I found was that the actual practice tests were much more reflective of my real score by a margin of around 20 points. This book on the other hand gave me extremely variable results. I would score consistently in the 1440s and below on these and get above 1500 on the official practice tests. I found that the questions on these tests are much more difficult, ESPECIALLY on the English portions. They find a way of asking questions that make them more complicated than the real thing. The math sections were roughly comparable, however. Also, the answer key on one section was completely wrong.Given all of this however, I believe this is still an extremely valuable tool for practice. I walked away with a few more shortcuts and tricks that I couldn't have gotten without this book.

My son scored 1580 by using this book, no tutoring.He took the practice test , then we review...repeat at least 10 times in 20 days. It was like spending 4 hours every day. Make sure they wear masks for last 3/4 practice test to get used to this COVID situation.You will get the results. Good luck!

If you're looking for test prep that's similar to the ones the College Board provides, don't choose this one. The reading passages are more difficult whereas the questions/answers are a joke: the answer choices are so obvious that you'd be able to choose the correct answer without even reading the passage. Plus, there are question types that are not reflective of what the College Board provides.I don't think it's bad if you just want to practice READING (sans questions) or tuning your grammar skills a bit, but I wouldn't take this prep very seriously.