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What is in the PDF
| Part | What you get |
|---|---|
| Word pages | 30 words a day for 10 days. Each word has its pronunciation, part of speech, an English definition, synonyms, related forms and an example sentence written in the style of SAT passages. |
| SAT tips | Short notes on traps the test likes: look-alike words, a second meaning used in passages, or the tone a word carries. |
| Daily Check | After each day, 30 synonym questions and 8 sentence-completion questions, with answers on the same page. |
| Review Test | A two-page test on the key words from all 10 days. |
Word pages
Daily Check: synonyms
Daily Check: in context
Review Test
How to study with it
- Read one day of words
Read the definition and the example sentence together. On the Digital SAT, vocabulary questions ask what a word means in a passage, so the sentence matters as much as the definition.
- Take the Daily Check
Do both parts without looking back, then check your answers. Tick the box next to any word you missed.
- Review the ticked words
Before starting the next day, go back over the words you ticked. After Day 10, take the Review Test.
FAQ
Is the vocabulary list really free?
Yes. Sign in with a Google account and the PDF downloads right away. There is nothing to pay.
Does the Digital SAT still test vocabulary?
Yes. Words in Context questions ask for the most logical and precise word in a short passage, and harder passages use academic vocabulary throughout. Knowing common SAT words in context helps with both.
What should I do after these 300 words?
Take the free SAT diagnostic test to see where you stand, then keep practicing on the Solo Prep platform, which has a 1,000-word set with flashcards.