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the Medfield School System. The Medfield School System does not
control the content or relevancy of these pages.
The best way to boost your SAT score, improve your writing, and become a
better speaker is to increase your vocabulary. The following Web sites
will help you learn new words in fun and interesting ways!
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The
new SAT practice questions -- The new SAT will be divided into two
sections: writing and critical reading. This page will provide questions and
an explanation of the answers for the writing section (improving sentences,
identifying sentence errors, improving paragraphs, and reading sample
essays) and the critical reading section (sentence completions and
passage-based reading). |
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New
SAT practice test - Download a practice test and score it when you're
finished. |
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About the new SAT
- This page contains a brief explanation of how the SAT's are changing.
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FUN-WITH-WORDS
-- Do you love words? On this page, you can find anagrams,
palindromes, spoonerisms, oxymorons, pangrams, malapropisms, mneumonics and
fun puzzles. |
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Oxymoronica
- The self- described purpose of this Web site is to celebrate
"oxymoronic, paradoxical and self- contradictory quotations.:" |
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The
New York Times Crossword Puzzle --
For a fun, easy way to improve your vocabulary, try these
puzzles! |
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Spelling
Test -- Take this quick quiz to see if you can
correctly spell the 50-most-commonly-misspelled words. |
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Brain
Food
-- What gets wetter and wetter the more it dries? A towel! Feed your
brain with more word games and riddles. |
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Interactive
English Language Exercises At this Web site you can
test your skills in grammar and vocabulary with interactive quizzes. |
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A.Word.A.Day
Home Page: vocabulary, words, definitions
If you're a linguaphile or you inspire to be one, you'll want to
check out this page.
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