SAT Reading and Writing

1. 1Information and Ideas: Central Ideas and Details Notes · 4 questions →
2. 2Information and Ideas: Command of Evidence — Textual Notes · 4 questions →
3. 3Information and Ideas: Command of Evidence — Quantitative Notes · 4 questions →
4. 4Information and Ideas: Inferences Notes · 4 questions →
5. 5Craft and Structure: Words in Context Notes · 4 questions →
6. 6Craft and Structure: Text Structure and Purpose Notes · 4 questions →
7. 7Craft and Structure: Cross-Text Connections Notes · 4 questions →
8. 8Expression of Ideas: Rhetorical Synthesis Notes · 4 questions →
9. 9Expression of Ideas: Transitions Notes · 4 questions →
10. 10Standard English Conventions: Boundaries Notes · 4 questions →
11. 11Standard English Conventions: Form, Structure, and Sense Notes · 4 questions →
12. 12Pacing and Test-Day Strategy Notes · 4 questions →

Suggested approach

Treat each unit as a single study session: read the four short paragraphs of notes, copy the five key ideas onto a physical card, attempt the four practice questions before revealing the explanations, and self-score honestly. If you score three or four, mark the unit as "maintain" and revisit weekly. If you score two or fewer, mark as "rebuild" and schedule a return visit within seven days. Spread the unit sessions across the weeks before your test date using the six-week study planner.