The SAT Writing test assesses the skills that you use virtually every day as you proofread and edit your work for classes. These skills are essential to your success within a college environment and should enable you to read the passages presented on the exam, find any mistakes or weaknesses in the content, and fix them.
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What’s on the SAT Writing Test?
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FAQs
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How many questions are on the SAT Writing test?
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There are 54 questions on this test.
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How long is the SAT Writing test?
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The time limit for the test is 64 minutes.
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What is a good SAT Writing score?
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A good score to aim for on this test is at least 500.
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Does your SAT score impact how much money you make?
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The short answer: probably! We’ve found some significant data suggesting that a higher SAT score may predict a higher salary later in life. Click below to find out more:
