2024 Digital SAT Prep: Tutor Solves the 7 Hardest Reading Questions on the DSAT

Do you think you have what it takes to solve the hardest reading questions on the Digital SAT? For this video, I’ve collected 7 of the hardest reading questions to ever appear on the Digital SAT. All of them have been rated a 3 out of 3 out of 3 in terms of difficulty by the College Board, and I’ve seen a lot of students get them wrong in my classes. However, you don't need to be a genius to solve them. In this video, I'll show you how to tackle them with a clear, logical approach and locate the correct answer with speed and confidence. Using these methods, many of the students I teach have gone on to earn scores of 800 on the Reading & Writing Section and 1600 overall. If you want to maximize your performance on the Digital SAT, this is the video for you.
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About Me:
My name is Nathan Greenberg. I'm a graduate of Brown University and Phillips Academy Andover, with 15 years of experience in test prep and college admissions. I've helped thousands of high school students improve their GPAs, earn high marks on standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, and AP, and get accepted at the most prestigious and competitive universities in the world including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Brown, Cornell, U Penn, Dartmouth, Stanford, MIT, and more. I founded Ivy League Mentors to make my knowledge and experience with students looking to make the most of their education, wherever they may be located.
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[@ivyleaguementors]

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[@aaravvjoshi]

I got them all!!!! Thank you so much this calmed me down😅. I thought i was done for lmaooo

[@ivyleaguementors]

nice! it sounds like you're on track for a high score

[@errorrii]

The problem is we don’t have all the time to reflect and understand the text :///////

[@kaitlynb5467]

Goodluck for tmr stuck at 650 in English lmao 🥲

[@ivyleaguementors]

Sad but true. That's one reason why it's so important to have a systematic approach. Read the question first and determine what you need to focus on in the text, because you may not have enough time to read and understand the entire text.

[@theshot8907]

It's important to have a faster pace of understanding the text and answering the question if you're looking for that dream score, and this is a habit that can only be developed from one thing: practice. "One day or Day one." - The Rock

[@nishagaihre6463]

You deserve more viewers

[@ivyleaguementors]

thanks! i hope the test today went well for everyone out there

[@nica4193]

i love you. never die please

[@ivyleaguementors]

haha, that's the goal

[@Qowiiee]

This was so helpful thank you !

[@danielsagatovski]

could you please circle the option in future videos because sometimes i just skip to see if i got it right but then i have to watch a little bit to hear what you say beause you dont cirlce the correct answer

[@ivyleaguementors]

Thanks for the suggestion. I will consider that in future videos.

[@sarvatra539]

Wonderful. Where can we find the answer key for the sample DSAT test that you provided? I solved them but want to know if they are right.

[@ivyleaguementors]

Are you talking about the practice test that I made? If so, the answer key is here: ivyleaguementorsprep.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/ilm-test-1-rw-module-1-answers.pdf

[@sarvatra539]

@@ivyleaguementors Yes. thank you. I could get to that and compare my answers. Q2 is where I need little explanation. I was debating between overlooking and marginalizing and ended up picking marginalizing which was wrong. Would you please explain this question.

[@AyushRastogi-yn4se]

is this hard level or medium?

[@ivyleaguementors]

These questions are as hard as they get. If you felt they were medium, it means you are probably well prepared.

[@eshaalhassan1093]

by the way, i really appreciate your energy!

[@randomfellowhumanhere]

i find it difficult to retain information

[@ivyleaguementors]

Honestly, me too! But the good thing is that you don't really need to worry about retention because the text is right there. If there is some detail in the text that you think might be important and you don't remember it, just go back to the text!

[@m.iladparsa]

Awesome video. Just wondering, do you do online tutoring and if so how can I reach out to you?

[@ivyleaguementors]

Thanks! I do indeed do online tutoring. You can reach me through the contact form on my webpage: ivyleaguementorsprep.com/contact/

[@eshaalhassan1093]

This is great! can you recommend some resources that have the hardest reading and writing questions to practice?

[@ivyleaguementors]

The best resources are the official ones. Here's a link to the official question bank. You can sort by question type and difficulty, so if you want to focus on hard ones, just filter by difficulty rating of 3: satsuitequestionbank.collegeboard.org/

[@gabrielanowicka9102]

thank you so much for this! this really helped!

[@kevinren2044]

hi just as a general question i'm taking the sat this Saturday, and Im wondering if the dsat is much harder than the bluebook questions/questions in the video - after watching through I got all of them right fairly easily, but sometimes I run out of time and rush towards the end of the practices

[@eshaalhassan1093]

Hello! I have a question Since I've heard that the march sat was hard, what do you predict; will the may sat be easier, even harder or the same?

[@ivyleaguementors]

I was actually just making a video on that topic... it should be out in a couple of weeks. But here are a few key points. Although a lot of students have complained that the March test was harder, I'm not sure it was. Students often feel that the real test is harder, but looking back at the questions after, they realize it's not. The pressure on test day can make it seem worse than it actually is. However, if the March test really was harder, the College Board probably knows, so scores would be scaled to adjust for that. (The harder the test, the more questions you can get wrong and still reach a high score). And the same will be true for May. It may be on the hard side, but that could actually be good news for you as a test taker, so I woudn't worry about it. Hope that makes you feel better

[@eshaalhassan1093]

@@ivyleaguementors Got it! Thanks!

[@zehraa2712]

thank you so much!!

[@sunfxded]

question 1 has weird wording but it was pretty straight forward

[@palashdoshi4241]

stop making content pls

[@kevinren2044]

dawg why are you hating on a sat tutor 😭

[@palashdoshi4241]

where all the haters at??

[@ivyleaguementors]

Seriously! But if there are any haters out there, feel free to smash that thumbs down button, and I'm pretty sure KZbin won't be suggesting any more of my content for you