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Rob Franek, Editor-in-Chief
David Soto, Senior Director, Data Operations
Stephen Koch, Senior Manager, Data Operations
Deborah Weber, Director of Production
Jason Ullmeyer, Production Design Manager
Jennifer Chapman, Senior Production Artist
Selena Coppock, Director of Editorial
Orion McBean, Senior Editor
Aaron Riccio, Senior Editor
Meave Shelton, Senior Editor
Chris Chimera, Editor
Patricia Murphy, Editor
Laura Rose, Editor
Isabelle Appleton, Editorial Assistant
Penguin Random House Publishing Team
Tom Russell, VP, Publisher
Alison Stoltzfus, Publishing Director
Brett Wright, Senior Editor
Emily Hoffman, Assistant Managing Editor
Ellen Reed, Production Manager
Suzanne Lee, Designer
Eugenia Lo, Publishing Assistant
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,Contents
Foreword
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Part I: Orientation
1 The Digital SAT, The Princeton Review, and You
2 Practice Test 1
3 Practice Test 1: Answers and Explanations
4 Cracking the Digital SAT: Basic Principles
Part II: How to Crack the Reading and Writing Section
5 Reading and Writing Introduction
Find Your Strengths and Weaknesses
The Lesser of Two (or Three) Evils
Starting Off on the Right Side…of the Screen
6 The Reading Questions
SAT Reading: Cracking the Texts
Steps of the Basic Approach
Applying the Steps
POE Criteria
7 Reading Question Types 1–3: Craft and Structure
Vocabulary
Purpose
Dual Texts
8 Reading Question Types 4–8: Information and Ideas
, Retrieval
Main Idea
Claims
Charts
Conclusions
9 Advanced Reading Skills
Vocabulary: Playing the Greatest Hits
Down to Two (or More): Mastering POE
Poetry: Keeping Your Cool
Sentence Function: Understanding Why Sentences are
Included
10 Comprehensive Reading Drill
Comprehensive Reading Drill Answers and Explanations
11 Introduction to Rules Questions
Learn the Rules and Follow Them
Tools for Rules
What’s Changing in the Answers Drill
What’s Changing in the Answers Drill Answers
12 Rules Questions: Complete Sentences
What Does a Sentence Need?
Answer in the Form of a Question
The Perfect Form
Complete Sentences Drill
Complete Sentences Drill Answers and Explanations
13 Rules Questions: Describing Phrases
Who or What Are You Talking About
Extra! Extra! Put Punctuation Around It!
Specifying vs. Extra Information Drill
Rob Franek, Editor-in-Chief
David Soto, Senior Director, Data Operations
Stephen Koch, Senior Manager, Data Operations
Deborah Weber, Director of Production
Jason Ullmeyer, Production Design Manager
Jennifer Chapman, Senior Production Artist
Selena Coppock, Director of Editorial
Orion McBean, Senior Editor
Aaron Riccio, Senior Editor
Meave Shelton, Senior Editor
Chris Chimera, Editor
Patricia Murphy, Editor
Laura Rose, Editor
Isabelle Appleton, Editorial Assistant
Penguin Random House Publishing Team
Tom Russell, VP, Publisher
Alison Stoltzfus, Publishing Director
Brett Wright, Senior Editor
Emily Hoffman, Assistant Managing Editor
Ellen Reed, Production Manager
Suzanne Lee, Designer
Eugenia Lo, Publishing Assistant
The Princeton Review
110 East 42nd Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10017
Copyright © 2023 by TPR Education IP Holdings, LLC. All rights reserved.
Published in the United States by Penguin Random House LLC, New York.
Terms of Service: The Princeton Review Online Companion Tools (“Student Tools”) for retail
books are available for only the two most recent editions of that book. Student Tools may be
activated only once per eligible book purchased for a total of 24 months of access.
Activation of Student Tools more than once per book is in direct violation of these Terms of
Service and may result in discontinuation of access to Student Tools Services.
,Contents
Foreword
Get More (Free) Content
Part I: Orientation
1 The Digital SAT, The Princeton Review, and You
2 Practice Test 1
3 Practice Test 1: Answers and Explanations
4 Cracking the Digital SAT: Basic Principles
Part II: How to Crack the Reading and Writing Section
5 Reading and Writing Introduction
Find Your Strengths and Weaknesses
The Lesser of Two (or Three) Evils
Starting Off on the Right Side…of the Screen
6 The Reading Questions
SAT Reading: Cracking the Texts
Steps of the Basic Approach
Applying the Steps
POE Criteria
7 Reading Question Types 1–3: Craft and Structure
Vocabulary
Purpose
Dual Texts
8 Reading Question Types 4–8: Information and Ideas
, Retrieval
Main Idea
Claims
Charts
Conclusions
9 Advanced Reading Skills
Vocabulary: Playing the Greatest Hits
Down to Two (or More): Mastering POE
Poetry: Keeping Your Cool
Sentence Function: Understanding Why Sentences are
Included
10 Comprehensive Reading Drill
Comprehensive Reading Drill Answers and Explanations
11 Introduction to Rules Questions
Learn the Rules and Follow Them
Tools for Rules
What’s Changing in the Answers Drill
What’s Changing in the Answers Drill Answers
12 Rules Questions: Complete Sentences
What Does a Sentence Need?
Answer in the Form of a Question
The Perfect Form
Complete Sentences Drill
Complete Sentences Drill Answers and Explanations
13 Rules Questions: Describing Phrases
Who or What Are You Talking About
Extra! Extra! Put Punctuation Around It!
Specifying vs. Extra Information Drill
