Official SAT Vocab
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 19 enigmatic adjective Root: AENIGMA (riddle) 👆 Click to flip mysterious or difficult to understand Her enigmatic smile made it hard to tell what she was thinking. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on its matching definition Matching
Official SAT Vocab
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 13 elude verb Root: E- (out) + LUD- (play) 👆 Click to flip to escape from or avoid, especially by cleverness The suspect managed to elude police for three days. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on its matching
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📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 14 elusive adjective Root: E- (out) + LUD- (play) 👆 Click to flip difficult to find, catch, or achieve After years of training, an Olympic medal remained elusive. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching Click on a word, then click on its matching definition Matching
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Hello MJTP families, As usual, I sat for the SAT this morning, my fifth this year. The early reports are already rolling in. Here's what showed up, what it means for October, and some August score news that made my week. What students saw today One student summed
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Dear MJTP students and families, The next SAT is this Saturday, September 12. If you're wondering what to do in the remaining days before the test, here is a guide: 1. Mac and iOS users: restart Bluebook on Friday College Board posted this alert on September 9: We
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I'm terrible with social media. I can't hide it. I'm old and boring, and I only do blogs. But like everyone, I admit that I do scroll. In fact, I wish I scrolled a lot less than I do. Why? I get frustrated every
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Dear MJTP families, August SAT scores came out today. I have received a handful of emails this morning, and I want to share what came back. If I haven't heard from you, please reach out to support@mrjohnstestprep.com. Good or bad. Let's chat. For those
Official SAT Vocab
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 11 precipitation noun Root: PRE- (before) + CIPIT- (head) 👆 Click to flip water that falls from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail The station logged more precipitation in that single week than in the previous four months combined. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1:
Official SAT Vocab
📚 SAT Vocabulary Flashcards Card 1 of 9 idiosyncratic adjective Root: IDIO- (own, personal) + CRAS- (mixture) 👆 Click to flip peculiar to one individual; distinctive in an unusual way Her idiosyncratic filing system made perfect sense to her and to absolutely no one else. ← Previous 🔄 Shuffle Next → Section 1: Vocabulary Matching · Round
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Hello MJTP families! I’m out and about, writing on the go, but I want to share early reports from my international and US students that are coming in. Here's what I've heard so far. Reading and Writing The first module was straightforward for most of
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Dear MJTP family, Tomorrow morning, at least forty of you who have worked with me this summer sit for the August SAT. I'll be sitting for it too, in a room somewhere in Florida, working the same modules you are. None of what follows is a prediction. I
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Dear MJTP families, The August 22nd SAT is this Saturday. That's just five days away. The fall SAT season is upon us. Treat these last few days as the sharpest work you've done all summer. Don't let up. Don't coast into Saturday.
