What is the SAT exam syllabus for Reading & Writing section?

<p>A student's comprehension and analysis of written content, along with their command of language and grammar, are evaluated in the SAT Reading &amp; Writing portion. It is separated into two smaller sections: Language and Reading and Writing. Texts from literature, historical records, the social sciences, and the natural sciences make up the reading section. The questions that students must respond to assess their comprehension of the passage's meaning, tone, structure, and the author's use of language and evidence. The Writing and Language part assesses clarity, sentence structure, grammar, and punctuation. Students must find and fix mistakes or enhance the passage's overall impact to pass these questions, which present passages with underlined sections. Critical thinking, situational awareness, and a solid command of linguistic standards are necessary for both subsections. The objective is to assess a student's preparedness for reading and writing assignments at the college level, emphasising abilities like inference, contextual vocabulary, and text editing and revision for coherence and clarity.</p>

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<p>The following areas are tested for Reading &amp; Writing section of SAT:</p><ul><li>Information and Ideas:&nbsp;</li><li>Craft and Structure</li><li>Expression of Ideas</li><li>Standard English Conventions</li></ul><p>The SAT RW section syllabus usually includes reading comprehensions, analysis, understanding and MCQ type of questions are tested.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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