The SAT Essay doesn’t require your original ideas or educated opinions.
It just asks you to carefully read a passage and identify the author’s persuasion techniques. No sweat.
The actual essay is an optional part of the test. But we definitely recommend you take it, for getting a high score on the SAT essay will greatly boost your chance of getting into college.
When you read the passage, identify these three things:
1. The author’s argument, it’s usually clear from the thesis statement
2. The author’s evidence and reasoning; basically the sources they used
3. The author’s rhetorical techniques; their language, word choice, and the details they draw your attention to.
Reflective Essay Writing
The writing score looks at how well you crafted your essay. This includes your essay structure, thesis, varied sentences, word choice, and flow of your logic.
Prepare for the reflective essay by downloading and writing SAT essay prompts and reading examples and simply sharpening your analytical and writing skills.
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