Ultimate Word Success (w/flash cards), 1st edition (Peterson's Ultimate Success)

Product Description The key to test-taking success is practice. Therefore, Peterson’s Ultimate Word and Math Success prepare students for the PSAT, SAT, ACT, and GED examinations with lots of vocabulary- and math-building exercises. From the Publisher Features and Benefits: -Concepts are broken down into easily digestible lessons. -Each chapter is written so the student can complete it in a single day (similar to our Panic Plan and 30 Days titles, but we aren’t stressing anything about prepping on a deadline!). -Vocabulary is organized by theme (Words about Speaking, Words about the Arts, Words about Insults, Words about Fear, etc.). -Quizzes are designed to be fun (crossword puzzles, word searches, fill-in-the blanks to humorous passages) so students can get lots of hands-on experience and so they won’t get bored. Practice is the key to successful test taking, and the Ultimate Success Series is Peterson's latest and most effective way to get that practice. Devised as preparation for the PSAT, SAT, ACT Assessment "RM," and GED examinations, these useful books of skill-building exercises are broken down into short, practical lessons. Organized by theme, each chapter concludes with an entertaining yet informative quiz allowing students to gauge their progress. Includes vocabulary flashcards for extra practice Chapters are organized by theme, including: Words about the Arts, Words about Fear, etc. Here's a perfect balance of practice, review, and strategy so you can improve your scores and reach your educational goals. Get the information you need to improve your scores. Plus, choose from a variety of flexible study plans and learn time-saving techniques. Test prep doesn't have to be stressful. Peterson's gives you the solid preparation you need to score high on test day. Fine-tune your skills in every test subject. Learn important strategies for answering every question type to help maximize your score. Provides test-taking tips, a review of vocabulary, and practice questions and answers. Before you can determine where you have to go, you need to figure out where you are.