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Comprehensive PSAT/NMSQT Test Review: Strategies and Resources

This review provides an overview of the PSAT/NMSQT structure, focusing on critical reading, math problem-solving, and writing skills. Key areas include sentence completion and passage-based reading for critical reading, along with effective writing strategies illustrated by examples. The guide offers ten strategies to excel on the test, such as taking practice tests, utilizing a calculator, and planning study sessions. Additionally, five interactive online resources for practice tests are listed to enhance preparation. Gain confidence and improve your scores with these tips and tools.

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Comprehensive PSAT/NMSQT Test Review: Strategies and Resources

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  1. PSAT/NMSQTReview BY: Ricardo Arriaga

  2. I. Structure of the test The PSAT focuses on critical reading skills, math problem solving skills, writing skills. • On the critical reading skills you need to focus on sentence completion. It will have questions that measure your knowledge with the meanings of the words and ability to understand how the different parts of a sentence logically fit together.

  3. Also on the critical reading the passage-based reading will be examined, it measures your abilities to read and think carefully about a single reading passage or a pair of related passages.

  4. Example of Writing skills • Johannes Gutenberg is generally credited to bring together the two main concepts of modern printing: movable pieces of metal type that could be reused, and a printing press for producing sharp impressions on paper over and over. • A. to bring • B. as he brought • C. by bringing • D. with bringing • E. for the fact of bringing

  5. Choice (D) is correct. It avoids the unidiomatic phrasing of the original by linking an appropriate prepositional phrase, “with bringing,” to the verb “credited.”

  6. Ten strategies for doing well on the test • Take practice tests • Earn as many points as you can on easy questions. • Take a calculator • Try educated guessing • Read all the answer choices • Check your answer sheet regularly to make sure you're in the right place. • Plan your study sessions. • Practice Critical Reading Questions • Practice Writing Skills Questions • Learn the directions for each type of math and critical reading question.

  7. Five interactive sites for practicing the test online. • www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=59 • http://www.studyguidezone.com/psattest.htm • http://www.petersons.com/testprep/practice_test.asp?id=436&sponsor=1&path=ug.pft.psat&referer_type=SL&testname=PSAT&test_id=40&sitelicense_key=553296 • http://www.princetonreview.com/college/free-sat-practice-test.aspx • http://www.kaptest.com/practicetest

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