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Please Note:
The last administration of the old SAT was on 1/22/05. Beginning 3/12/05, only the New SAT will be administered. You should be studying the New SAT book. Go there!
Types
of Questions on the Math SAT As you
know by now, there are three types of math questions
on the SAT: 35 regular multiple-choice, 15 quantitative comparisons,
and 10 grid-ins. This section looks in detail at all three question
types, explaining strategies specific to each one.
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