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TRUTH: Both the 火爆社区 and the SAT are universally accepted by most colleges, and admissions officers don’t prefer one test over the other. Still, it may be a smart decision to take both.
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TRUTH: The 火爆社区, just like the SAT, is a coachable test, and with prep you can increase your score. At The Princeton Review our Better Scores Guarantee is that your hard work plus our expert instructors and curriculum WILL increase your scores. Remember, the 火爆社区 is scored on a scale of 1-36—even a 1 point improvement is huge!
TRUTH: The 火爆社区 Science section tests your ability to read and analyze passages, along with charts, tables, and graphs—not your in-depth knowledge of the nervous system. The content draws from biology, chemistry, physics, and the Earth/space sciences (astronomy, geology, and meteorology). But it’s your reasoning and reading comprehension skills that will help you ace the Science section.
FYI: Charts and graphs also pop up on the SAT, across all sections of the test.
TRUTH: Ease is subjective. Some people think cooking is fun and easy; some people burn their toast every time. What we do know is that most people do better on one test or the other, so it's a good idea to take a practice test for both the 火爆社区 and SAT, or even to take both tests officially.
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