Vocabulary in context
Generate cards from College Board's released questions — context > definitions. "Astute means {{c1::shrewd}} based on this passage: ..." trains the right skill.
Scholastic Assessment Test
Difficulty: Medium
80–150 hours over 8–12 weeks
SAT Flashcards — Vocabulary, Math, & Grammar (Digital SAT)
The Digital SAT rewards stamina and pattern recognition. Flashcards win on three sub-areas: high-frequency vocab in context, math formula recall, and grammar rules. Use them daily for 8 weeks and you'll add 60–120 points without changing anything else.
Recommended SAT study schedule
1
Weeks 1–2
Top 500 SAT vocab — context cloze, not isolated definitions.
2
Weeks 3–4
Math formula deck (geometry, algebra II, trig). One full DSAT practice test.
3
Weeks 5–6
Grammar rules deck: comma splices, semicolons, modifier placement, parallelism.
4
Weeks 7–8
Daily SRS + 2 full-lengths per week. Cram mode on weakest cards.
Section-by-section card strategy
Math formulas
Cloze the variable, not the formula name. "Area of equilateral triangle = ({{c1::√3}}/{{c2::4}}) × s²" is way stickier than naming the formula.
Grammar rules
One rule per card, one example. AI generates these from Khan Academy explanations.
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