In the sections on arithmetic, geometry, and algebra we covered the vast majority of the math topics tested by the SAT. But there are three math topics that often pop up in the SAT that do not fit into any of those standard math categories. These three topics are charts and graphs, logical reasoning, and weird symbols questions. As in the arithmetic, geometry, and algebra sections, we will go through each topic, break it down, and explain the best ways to approach each type of question.