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Replace the word with each answer choice and see which one maintains the sentence's logical meaning.
Read the entire sentence and surrounding sentences to understand the tone and direction of the argument.
Cross out answer choices that contradict the passage's overall tone or create illogical meaning.
EdisonOS conducted a detailed Bluebook analysis to help tutors design SAT tests mirroring official Bluebook test challenges. Findings show Words in Context has a consistent spotlight on SAT RW, averaging 4-6 questions making this skill an essential in your study plan.
Students choose the most common meaning of a word instead of how it functions in the specific passage context.
Many students miss positive/negative connotations and choose words that don't match the author's intended mood.
Students assume harder-sounding words are correct when simpler, more straightforward meanings often work best.
Students focus only on the sentence with the blank rather than reading surrounding sentences for clues.
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