SAT Vocab Makes No Sense??? Quick & Dirty Way to Deal with Weird College Board Vocab Questions!
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Today's topic is the Vocab Question, but a very weird type. Normally, the vocab should be asking for a word that is either similar to or opposite of another word in the text. However, with the Digital SAT, College Board has thrown in some questions into the mix that force us to do INFERENCE even while doing vocab.
Watch the video for more details, and lemme know in the comments if you have any questions!
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Commonality is actually the synonym of "replica". You missed the part between the dashes
@@sli3515 oh my you are right! That would indeed be a simple way to solve this. Good catch and thank you!
Sir please make a new video on inferences and command of textual quantitative. Both from Hard question type.. Please
Sexy J, I am from Myanmar, and english was first introduced to me when I was 10. I feel like I can't understand the passage even if I know the vocab.Is it common? How should I tackle this problem?
Don't 0verfocus on the passage. Read the question and answer
Commonalitlies isn't very common
Of course not. "Commonalities" means things in common; in this case, features of the ancient cities.
Why I see you in every comment @@Paps628