The Most COMMON Digital SAT Cross Text Question: Response from Text 2 Patterns and Strategies!
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- čas přidán 14. 07. 2024
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As many of you have been asking, here is part one of the Cross Text Question of the Digital SAT!
In this video, we tackle the most common pattern of the Cross Text, which is the Cross Text Response Question.
With this question, we are asked what would the author of Passage 2 say about Passage 1.
From what SAT has done so far, the default answer to this question is that the second text DISAGREES with something from the first text. So what do they disagree about? Pay closer attention to the conclusion of the texts. And then, recognize that it is a discovery type of question, and identify what is the issue the second person have with the discovery mentioned in the first text?
To put more simply: Passage 1 thinks ____, but Passage 2 thinks that is not quite right.
For more details, and clarification, please watch the whole video. I truly believe it will be helpful. And always, thanks for coming to the channel!
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Thank you very much for these tips, I have watched all of them! Please keep releasing this type of videos because all the tips you give are useful for the Digital SAT(you don't get to have much of these)
You're very welcome! There is unfortunately a lack of resources out there for digital SAT for sure.
you should make more videos on these types of questions
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Firstly, should we always look for strong and direct answers than weak answers? Second, you said mainly it should disagree but here it was optimistic so can u explain more please i didnt really understand
Text 2 author says that text 1 author is overly optimistic / overly excited about the theory.....this means that text 2 disagrees with this idea of text 1 and says that the researchers in text 1 are actually more excited than they should be about this discovery blah blah blah.......
@@CobraSniff Thanks for the explanation! very helpful :)
Usually, the weaker the answer the better! It's a disagreement, so the key word is "excessive." Passage 2 would think that Passage 1 is TOO optimistic.