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SAT Critical Reading: questions from McGraw-Hill book seem easier than Baron’s?
In my personal opinion, critical reading sections in McGraw-Hill book seem much
easier than those in Baron’s book. The passages seem to be more easy-reading
and questions are not as confusing as those in Baron’s. What’s your opinion?
Which book has level of difficult that more resembles that of Real SAT I tests?
Do you think Baron’s questions are relatively more difficult than most real SAT questions, or are the questions as difficult as those given by Baron?
With my experience studying for SAT, Princeton Review is of the highest difficulty level. I took a course, after I took my first test, and I got like about 200 points below my original official score on the first time. Though, this really helps, as one follows Princeton Review regularly. Kaplan is really easy. Barron is OK, but not as thorough as PR. McGraw Hill is, in my opinion, a good tool to study, but have reaaallllyyy easy questions. So, Go princeton review.
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