Digital SAT: Reading for Main Idea
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- In this video, I will be reading and analyzing a challenging Digital SAT reading passage with you and helping you understand its meaning. Especially its main idea. Reading Comprehension can be a difficult task, especially if the material is complex or unfamiliar. However, with the right approach and tools, we can develop our reading comprehension skills and expand our vocabulary.
Throughout this video, I will teach you new vocabulary words that will help you better understand the passage. Vocabulary acquisition is crucial to reading comprehension, and I will provide you with the necessary context to fully grasp the meanings of these words.
We will work together to identify key points and themes of the passage, and I will guide you through my thought process as I analyze the text. By the end of the video, you will have a better understanding of the passage and the new vocabulary words that you have learned.
So, join me in this journey of exploring new ideas and developing your reading comprehension skills. Whether you are a student, a language learner, or just someone who wants to improve their reading abilities, this video is for you. Don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to my channel for more helpful videos!
Keywords: Digital SAT Reading, Reading for the Main Idea
No matter how much I watch this video I am unable to understand how the * main idea * of the passage is that she was romantic and sentimental. that just doesn't make any sense; yes the passage is describing her character but never does it mention she is romantic ??? Of course if half the answer is wrong then its all wrong. But its not just half; how does foolish indirectness mean sentimental ??? foolish means " unwise " and indirectness means " having the characteristic of lacking a true course toward a goal " so we can understand that foolish indirectness most nearly means that she was unwise and didn't have a specific way to achieve her goal, but sentimental means " of or prompted by feelings of tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia ". I am sorry if this felt a bit not nice, I really don't mean anything bad. I just do not understand how this is a question, and if a question like this with no concrete answer shows on test day I might as well just guess and move on.
I know, this is advanced reading comprehension. Perhaps, you have a narrow understanding of what romantic means. Look up all the definitions of romantic. This may help.
Foolish indirectness here may mean that , for instance ,when a person in love( this case romantic) he/she may acting a bit weird( being full of joys , being satisfied , not understanding what he/she 6:19 does because they are in love). That is not exactly what I mean kinda example. When I first
came across this task firsttime , I was really not understanding what was going why the aswer is D . In such literature passages the authors didn’t use all the words in their normal meaning that we use now ; therefore , we need to predict by the context what authors wants to convey us. Here, as Katya explained , we need to make sure that the answer must be referred to all the passage, and by eliminating method we came to two answers. Next , again using reference( main point ) , we can choose D confidently. Rewatch the video again and u will understand the explanation.
The answer D is weak, but the best out of all the choices.
@@KatyaTutorSAT you never explained how she was romantic
Is this a college board question? D is a very weak answer choice. I don't find any synonyms of romantic and sentimental used to describe the character. Kids - stick to college board practice questions. These are a waste of time. Also, look for restatement of what's in the passage in the answer choice.
Hi, Katya. Very informative video😍😍😍 Can you please do some videos about the big picture questions?
Hey Harvardman! I have another video on the main idea/big picture questions on the channel.
The key is to look for what repeats more than once - everything else is just a language skill.
@@KatyaTutorSATDanke schön🙂
can another reason for option a to be eliminated be the last line where it's mentioned that she had nothing to conceal?
Thanks for the video. Can you make some videos on poetry questions?
Oh yes - those are pretty hard
I’ll do my best to get some poetry trainings out soon
I appreciate your efforts.
Please, if you have copies for New digital SAT I need to train my students.
Thank you
I'm learned a lot from this short video.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Hello, do you (or any viewers) know if there wil beany type of Question and Answer Service (QAS) for the digital SAT ?
Hi where did you get this question?
I have to keep my sources hidden 😊
ı have this book
@@KatyaTutorSAT
where can ı ımprove my vocabulary?
Please post moreabout main idea questions
These emotion inducing and poem question will be the end of me, I wish all of the questions were graphical or scientific.
How can I improve my score from 480 to 700 in two months??? Is it possible T_T
Will students be able to underline on the digital SAT ?
You can highlight. Use the BlueBook app to get the whole digital SAT experience.
Thank you ! (that IS on my list of things to do! )@@KatyaTutorSAT
I wonder are you native Russian?
Yes, born and raised