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It focuses on identifying and avoiding specific types of words in answer choices that can lead to incorrect selections. The cheat sheet categorizes these \"extreme\" words into several groups: totality or completeness, frequency, uniqueness or singularity, and extreme '-ly' adverbs. For each category, it lists common examples of words to watch out for, such as 'all,' 'every,' 'always,' 'never,' 'completely,' 'only,' 'singular,' 'sole,' and various adverbs ending in '-ly' that denote a high degree of something. A special note highlights that while 'many' is sometimes considered extreme in SAT Reading contexts, it's often found in incorrect answer choices. 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The following table presents examples of such words.  \n\n| Extreme Words (Totality or Completeness) |\n| --- |\n| All |\n| Entire |\n| Every |\n| Everyone |\n| Everything |\n| Fail |\n| Perfect |\n| Throughout (history, her life, the ages, etc.) |\n| Totally |\n| Whole |\n\nAvoid SAT Reading answer choices that contain extreme words that indicate frequency. The following table presents examples of such words.  \n\n| Extreme Words (Frequency) |\n| --- |\n| Always |\n| Everyday |\n| Forever |\n| Never |\n| Many* |\n| Only |\n| Perpetually |\n\n*Prep Expert Tip: The word “many” is typically not considered tobe a particularly “extreme” word. However, incorrect SAT Reading answer choices often contain the word “many.”  \nExtreme Words (Uniqueness)  \nAvoid SAT Reading answer choices that contain extreme words that indicate uniqueness or singularity. The following table presents examples of such words.  \n\n| Extreme Words (Uniqueness) |\n| --- |\n| Completely |\n| Distinct |\n| Identical |\n| Only |\n| Same |\n| Singular / Sole |\n| Total |\n| Unique |\n\nExtreme “-ly” Adverbs  \nAvoid SAT Reading answer choices containing extreme adverbs that state a significant degree of something. The following table presents examples of such words.  \n\n| Extreme “-ly” Adverbs |\n| --- |\n| Broadly |\n| Closely |\n| Considerably |\n| Deeply |\n| Elaborately |\n| Extensively |\n| Greatly |\n| Heavily |\n| Largely |\n| Overly |\n| Profoundly |\n| Severely |\n| Significantly |\n| Substantially |\n| Vastly |\n| Widely |","cbCaijVHCsNSU1mm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijVHCsNSU1mm","pdf",154667,"English","# Extreme Words (Totality or Completeness)\n## Extreme Words (Frequency)\n## Extreme Words (Uniqueness)\n## Extreme \"-ly\" Adverbs","[{\"question\":\"What types of words should be avoided in SAT Reading answer choices?\",\"answer\":\"Students should avoid answer choices that contain \\\"extreme\\\" words indicating totality or completeness (e.g., all, every), frequency (e.g., always, never), uniqueness or singularity (e.g., completely, only), and extreme adverbs ending in '-ly'.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there any exceptions to the \\\"extreme words\\\" rule for SAT Reading?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, while words like 'many' are often considered extreme in SAT Reading contexts and typically found in incorrect answer choices, Prep Expert notes that 'many' itself isn't always a definitively \\\"extreme\\\" word but frequently appears in wrong answers.\"},{\"question\":\"How does recognizing extreme words help with the SAT Reading test?\",\"answer\":\"Recognizing and avoiding extreme words in answer choices helps students make more accurate selections by steering clear of exaggerated or absolute claims that are often incorrect in the context of reading comprehension passages.\"}]","Prep Expert Digital SAT Reading Cheat Sheet - Extreme Words | PDF",1789417021]