SAT Prep
Word Roots
Students in the SAT Prep class will:

- understand the relationship between words or concepts in preparation for analogies

- develop critical reading and critical thinking skills

- develop strategies in building language power (i.e. roots, prefixes and suffixes)

- evaluate author's tone, attitude, purpose, style and diction

- identify inferences and main idea

- provide a summary, title, and paraphrase of a short passage or story

- identify plot and characterization

- predict outcomes
Set #1
Set #2
Set #3
Set #4
Vocabulary Homework Assignments
Would You? Could You?
Don't Try This At Home
What Would You Do With It?
Name Two
Where Would You Find It?
A Frappe on a Ferris Wheel?
Clue in to Context
Ride the Raging River
More Than Meets the Eye
Connotations to Contemplate
The Imposters
Double Trouble
Scrambled Synonyms
Opposites Attract
Have You Ever Seen?
Excuse Me!
Unbelievable!
Look-Alike Words
Words That Confuse
Stick Out Your Neck
Over the Edge
Words With A Past
Etymologies You Can Eat
On The Same Team