Cogniroot
Intermediate

Digital SAT Reading & Writing Mastery

Digital SAT Reading & Writing Mastery. Covers Build the SAT Verbal System, Read Passages for Structure, Find Main Ideas and Claims.

20 modules 292 lessons English Cogniroot

Course Curriculum

  • Map the Digital SAT Verbal Section
    • 7 parts
  • Build a Question-Type Decision Tree
    • 8 parts
  • Set a Two-Pass Reading Routine
    • 8 parts
  • Mark Key Lines and Roles
    • 9 parts
  • Spot Claim, Evidence, and Function
    • 8 parts
  • Track Structure Signals Fast
    • 9 parts
  • Use Context to Narrow Answers
    • 8 parts
  • Choose Answer Traps to Eliminate
    • 8 parts
  • Manage Time Across Reading Tasks
    • 8 parts
  • Apply a Repeatable Test-Day Workflow
    • 3 parts
  • Build the SAT Verbal System — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Map Paragraph Roles Quickly
    • 8 parts
  • Track Topic Shifts in Passages
    • 8 parts
  • Identify Signal Words for Structure
    • 8 parts
  • Spot Contrast and Support Patterns
    • 8 parts
  • Follow Cause-and-Effect Chains
    • 8 parts
  • Trace Problem-Solution Moves
    • 8 parts
  • Recognize Example and Evidence Blocks
    • 7 parts
  • Find Setup, Development, and Payoff
    • 8 parts
  • Use Headings and Breaks Strategically
    • 8 parts
  • Choose the Best Structural Summary
    • 8 parts
  • Read Passages for Structure — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Spot the Main Point Fast
    • 7 parts
  • Separate Topic from Main Idea
    • 7 parts
  • Find the Author's Claim
    • 7 parts
  • Track Repeated Ideas
    • 7 parts
  • Identify Key Supporting Signals
    • 7 parts
  • Use Paragraph Jobs to Summarize
    • 6 parts
  • Distinguish General and Specific Ideas
    • 7 parts
  • Reject Details That Distract
    • 7 parts
  • Build a One-Sentence Summary
    • 8 parts
  • Compare Main Ideas Across Passages
    • 8 parts
  • Test Summary Choices Against the Text
    • 7 parts
  • Master Main Idea Questions Under Time
    • 8 parts
  • Find Main Ideas and Claims — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Spot Explicit Evidence in the Passage
    • 4 parts
  • Match Evidence to Answer Choices
    • 4 parts
  • Distinguish Text Support from Outside Knowledge
    • 4 parts
  • Use Line References Efficiently
    • 4 parts
  • Eliminate Unsupported Answer Choices
    • 4 parts
  • Trace Pronoun References in Context
    • 4 parts
  • Link Claims to Proof
    • 4 parts
  • Infer Meaning from Context Clues
    • 1 part
  • Make Logical Inferences from Details
    • 3 parts
  • Avoid Overstated Inferences
    • 4 parts
  • Use Evidence Across Nearby Sentences
    • 4 parts
  • Find the Best Supporting Sentence
    • 4 parts
  • Judge Partial vs Full Support
    • 4 parts
  • Recognize Contradiction and Confirmation
    • 4 parts
  • Prove a Conclusion with Two Clues
    • 4 parts
  • Handle Evidence in Paired Questions
    • 4 parts
  • Check Evidence for Precision
    • 2 parts
  • Answer Evidence Questions Under Time Pressure
    • 4 parts
  • Use Evidence and Inference — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Use Context Clues to Infer Word Meaning
    • 5 parts
  • Spot Definition Signals in a Passage
    • 5 parts
  • Recognize Contrast Clues
    • 5 parts
  • Track Tone Words Around Unfamiliar Terms
    • 5 parts
  • Use Example and Illustration Clues
    • 4 parts
  • Decode Pronoun References for Meaning
    • 5 parts
  • Separate Literal from Figurative Meaning
    • 5 parts
  • Infer Nuance in Complex Verbs
    • 5 parts
  • Choose the Best Meaning in Ambiguous Contexts
    • 5 parts
  • Use Sentence Roles to Narrow Vocabulary
    • 5 parts
  • Read Connotation and Intensity
    • 5 parts
  • Eliminate Trap Meanings in Answer Choices
    • 5 parts
  • Apply Context Clues in Short Passages
    • 5 parts
  • Apply Context Clues in Long Passages
    • 5 parts
  • Solve Vocabulary Questions Under Time Pressure
    • 5 parts
  • Check Meaning with Passage Evidence
    • 5 parts
  • Decode Vocabulary in Context — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify an Author's Tone in One Pass
    • 7 parts
  • Separate Tone from Topic and Main Idea
    • 7 parts
  • Spot Positive, Negative, and Neutral Attitudes
    • 7 parts
  • Read Word Choice for Emotional Clues
    • 7 parts
  • Use Syntax to Infer Tone
    • 7 parts
  • Detect Irony, Sarcasm, and Understatement
    • 8 parts
  • Match Purpose to Passage Structure
    • 8 parts
  • Distinguish Inform, Persuade, and Explain
    • 7 parts
  • Predict Purpose from the Question Stem
    • 8 parts
  • Eliminate Extreme Tone-Answer Traps
    • 7 parts
  • Analyze Tone Shifts Across a Passage
    • 7 parts
  • Choose Evidence That Proves Purpose
    • 7 parts
  • Understand Tone and Purpose — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify Structure Questions Fast
    • 7 parts
  • Spot the Author’s Organizational Move
    • 7 parts
  • Map Cause-and-Effect Patterns
    • 7 parts
  • Track Problem-and-Solution Structure
    • 7 parts
  • Recognize Compare-and-Contrast Signals
    • 7 parts
  • Follow Sequence and Chronology
    • 8 parts
  • Detect Claim-and-Support Relationships
    • 7 parts
  • Locate Shifts in Perspective
    • 7 parts
  • Use Headings and Paragraph Cues
    • 7 parts
  • Eliminate Distortion Traps
    • 7 parts
  • Compare Answers by Structure Role
    • 6 parts
  • Practice Mixed Structure Passages
    • 7 parts
  • Master Text Structure Questions — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify the Relationship Between Two Texts
    • 6 parts
  • Track Agreement and Disagreement
    • 6 parts
  • Map Shared Claims and Different Evidence
    • 6 parts
  • Compare Authors’ Purposes
    • 6 parts
  • Spot How One Text Responds to the Other
    • 6 parts
  • Link Evidence Across Paired Passages
    • 6 parts
  • Use Passage Order to Find Connections
    • 6 parts
  • Compare Similar Ideas in Different Forms
    • 6 parts
  • Test Inferences Against Both Texts
    • 6 parts
  • Eliminate Answers That Fit Only One Text
    • 6 parts
  • Connect Views on Methods and Results
    • 5 parts
  • Read Paired Texts for Author Perspective
    • 6 parts
  • Synthesize Two Texts Into One Claim
    • 6 parts
  • Solve Dual-Text Questions Under Time Pressure
    • 6 parts
  • Connect Dual and Paired Texts — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Read Axes and Titles First
    • 5 parts
  • Spot the Data Story Fast
    • 5 parts
  • Identify Variables and Units
    • 5 parts
  • Compare Bars, Lines, and Tables
    • 5 parts
  • Read Trends, Peaks, and Drops
    • 5 parts
  • Estimate Values Without Exact Math
    • 5 parts
  • Use Legends, Labels, and Keys
    • 5 parts
  • Track Changes Across Time
    • 5 parts
  • Notice Ratios and Proportions
    • 5 parts
  • Read Scatterplots for Relationships
    • 5 parts
  • Interpret Experimental Results
    • 5 parts
  • Connect Text to a Chart
    • 5 parts
  • Match Claims to Evidence in Data
    • 5 parts
  • Eliminate Extreme Chart Answers
    • 5 parts
  • Handle Mixed-Format Questions
    • 5 parts
  • Solve Fast Under Time Pressure
    • 6 parts
  • Read Charts and Data Fast — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify Science Passage Types
    • 5 parts
  • Spot Hypothesis, Experiment, and Result
    • 5 parts
  • Map Variables and Controls
    • 5 parts
  • Track Cause and Effect in Experiments
    • 5 parts
  • Interpret Scientific Data Tables
    • 5 parts
  • Read Graphs in Science Passages
    • 5 parts
  • Analyze Trends and Changes Over Time
    • 5 parts
  • Compare Conditions Across Samples
    • 5 parts
  • Use Evidence from Experimental Setups
    • 5 parts
  • Follow the Research Procedure
    • 5 parts
  • Understand Social Science Studies
    • 5 parts
  • Read Surveys and Population Data
    • 5 parts
  • Interpret Correlation Carefully
    • 5 parts
  • Distinguish Policy Claims from Findings
    • 5 parts
  • Solve Multi-Source Science Questions
    • 6 parts
  • Tackle Science and Social Science — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Read Authorial Voice in Literary Passages
    • 7 parts
  • Track Character Motivation and Change
    • 7 parts
  • Analyze Setting and Historical Context
    • 7 parts
  • Identify Theme Through Details and Contrast
    • 8 parts
  • Interpret Symbols, Imagery, and Figurative Language
    • 7 parts
  • Unpack Narrative Perspective and Reliability
    • 7 parts
  • Examine Structure in Fiction Excerpts
    • 7 parts
  • Connect Historical Claims to Evidence
    • 7 parts
  • Read Primary Sources for Bias and Purpose
    • 7 parts
  • Compare Literary and Historical Perspectives
    • 7 parts
  • Analyze Word Choice in Literary Prose
    • 7 parts
  • Apply Close-Reading to Mixed-Genre Passages
    • 7 parts
  • Analyze Literary and Historical Texts — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify the Goal of a Rhetorical Synthesis Question
    • 5 parts
  • Read the Source Set for Purpose and Constraints
    • 5 parts
  • Sort Relevant from Irrelevant Evidence Fast
    • 5 parts
  • Match Evidence to the Task Prompt
    • 5 parts
  • Compare Sources by Function, Not Topic
    • 5 parts
  • Track What Each Source Contributes
    • 5 parts
  • Spot Overlapping Ideas Across Sources
    • 5 parts
  • Choose the Best Evidence Combination
    • 5 parts
  • Eliminate Distractors That Miss the Prompt
    • 5 parts
  • Use Tables to Organize Source Relationships
    • 5 parts
  • Build a 30-Second Source-Selection Process
    • 5 parts
  • Handle Conflicting Source Details Correctly
    • 5 parts
  • Synthesize Information Across Texts Efficiently
    • 5 parts
  • Practice With Short Source Sets
    • 6 parts
  • Practice With Dense Source Sets
    • 5 parts
  • Apply a Final Decision Checklist
    • 5 parts
  • Choose Strong Rhetorical Synthesis — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Recognize the Parts of a Complete Sentence
    • 7 parts
  • Identify Subjects and Verbs
    • 6 parts
  • Match Verbs to Their Subjects
    • 7 parts
  • Spot Complete vs. Incomplete Ideas
    • 7 parts
  • Choose Sentence Fragments to Fix
    • 7 parts
  • Build Sentences with Independent Clauses
    • 8 parts
  • Combine Ideas with Subordination
    • 7 parts
  • Use Introductory Phrases Correctly
    • 7 parts
  • Place Modifiers Next to Their Targets
    • 7 parts
  • Write Clear Sentence Openings
    • 7 parts
  • Revise Run-On-Boundary Confusions
    • 6 parts
  • Check Sentence Completeness Under Pressure
    • 7 parts
  • Write Complete Sentences — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify a Complete Sentence
    • 4 parts
  • Spot Run-Ons Fast
    • 4 parts
  • Fix Comma Splices
    • 4 parts
  • Use End Marks to Close Sentences
    • 5 parts
  • Join Independent Clauses Correctly
    • 4 parts
  • Separate Ideas with a Period
    • 4 parts
  • Choose Semicolons Between Clauses
    • 4 parts
  • Use Coordinating Conjunctions Properly
    • 4 parts
  • Recognize Fragment Types
    • 4 parts
  • Repair Dependent-Clause Fragments
    • 4 parts
  • Find Missing Subjects or Verbs
    • 2 parts
  • Avoid Introductory Fragment Traps
    • 4 parts
  • Check Sentence Breaks in Lists
    • 4 parts
  • Fix Boundary Errors in Long Sentences
    • 4 parts
  • Test Clause Independence
    • 4 parts
  • Apply the Stop-and-Join Method
    • 4 parts
  • Eliminate Boundary Errors in Answer Choices
    • 4 parts
  • Choose the Best Boundary Repair
    • 4 parts
  • Master the Sentence-Boundary Decision Tree
    • 4 parts
  • Fix Sentence Boundaries — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify the Pause That Clarifies Meaning
    • 4 parts
  • Use Commas in Introductory Phrases
    • 4 parts
  • Punctuate Nonessential Information
    • 4 parts
  • Separate Items in a Series
    • 4 parts
  • Join Independent Clauses with a Comma and Coordinator
    • 4 parts
  • Use Semicolons to Link Closely Related Clauses
    • 4 parts
  • Use Colons to Introduce Lists and Explanations
    • 4 parts
  • Choose Dashes for Emphasis and Interruptions
    • 4 parts
  • Place Apostrophes in Possessives and Contractions
    • 4 parts
  • Punctuate Quotations and Dialogue Correctly
    • 4 parts
  • Match Punctuation to Sentence Endings
    • 4 parts
  • Avoid Comma Splices and Run-Ons
    • 4 parts
  • Choose the Best Punctuation for Transitions
    • 4 parts
  • Punctuate Parenthetical Elements Precisely
    • 4 parts
  • Separate Descriptive Phrases from Core Meaning
    • 4 parts
  • Edit Punctuation in Complex Sentences
    • 4 parts
  • Spot Trap Answers with Misused Punctuation
    • 4 parts
  • Apply a Punctuation Decision Process
    • 4 parts
  • Use Punctuation Precisely — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Match Subjects and Verbs in Simple Sentences
    • 8 parts
  • Fix Agreement with Compound Subjects
    • 8 parts
  • Choose Verb Forms for Tricky Indefinite Pronouns
    • 6 parts
  • Use Verb Tense to Show Time Clearly
    • 8 parts
  • Keep Tense Consistent in a Passage
    • 8 parts
  • Select the Right Perfect Tense Form
    • 7 parts
  • Spot Agreement Errors in Relative Clauses
    • 7 parts
  • Repair Agreement After Interrupting Phrases
    • 1 part
  • Distinguish Singular and Plural Noun Signals
    • 8 parts
  • Apply Grammar Checks in SAT Sentence Revisions
    • 8 parts
  • Control Grammar Agreement and Tense — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Identify Pronoun Reference Fast
    • 7 parts
  • Match Pronouns to Antecedents
    • 7 parts
  • Choose Clear Pronoun Case
    • 7 parts
  • Fix Ambiguous Pronoun References
    • 7 parts
  • Use Pronouns for Concise Repetition
    • 7 parts
  • Recognize Essential and Nonessential Modifiers
    • 7 parts
  • Place Modifiers Next to Their Targets (Master Pronouns and Modifiers)
    • 7 parts
  • Repair Dangling Modifiers
    • 6 parts
  • Eliminate Misplaced Modifier Traps
    • 7 parts
  • Compare Modifier Placement Choices
    • 7 parts
  • Apply Adjective and Adverb Rules
    • 7 parts
  • Build SAT-Style Pronoun and Modifier Review
    • 6 parts
  • Master Pronouns and Modifiers — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Spot Parallel Structure in Lists
    • 6 parts
  • Match Verb Forms in Series
    • 6 parts
  • Keep Correlatives Balanced
    • 5 parts
  • Fix Parallel Infinitive Phrases
    • 5 parts
  • Align Gerunds and Participles
    • 6 parts
  • Parallelize Clauses Correctly
    • 5 parts
  • Compare Two Things Clearly
    • 6 parts
  • Use Than and As Properly
    • 5 parts
  • Avoid Faulty Comparison Shifts
    • 6 parts
  • Choose the Right Comparison Basis
    • 6 parts
  • Handle Comparatives with Precision
    • 6 parts
  • Repair Mixed Comparison Errors
    • 6 parts
  • Apply Parallelism to Choices
    • 6 parts
  • Apply Parallelism and Comparison Rules — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Cut Redundant Words Fast
    • 8 parts
  • Replace Vague Verbs with Precise Ones
    • 8 parts
  • Choose the Shorter Correct Phrase
    • 8 parts
  • Eliminate Wordy Modifiers
    • 9 parts
  • Trim Unnecessary Clauses
    • 8 parts
  • Pick Exact Word Meanings
    • 8 parts
  • Prefer Active, Direct Verbs
    • 8 parts
  • Streamline Repetitive Phrases
    • 8 parts
  • Spot Wordiness Traps in Answer Choices
    • 8 parts
  • Revise for Concise SAT Style
    • 8 parts
  • Improve Concision and Word Choice — Assessment
    • 2 parts
  • Take a Full Verbal Diagnostic
    • 5 parts
  • Analyze Missed Question Patterns
    • 5 parts
  • Map Weaknesses by Skill
    • 5 parts
  • Set a Timing Plan
    • 4 parts
  • Use Elimination on Hard Questions
    • 5 parts
  • Practice Reading Under Pressure
    • 5 parts
  • Review Evidence-Based Choices
    • 5 parts
  • Check Main Idea Accuracy
    • 5 parts
  • Spot Trap Answer Patterns
    • 5 parts
  • Handle Vocabulary Questions
    • 5 parts
  • Answer Purpose and Tone Items
    • 5 parts
  • Solve Text Structure Questions
    • 5 parts
  • Connect Paired Passage Ideas
    • 5 parts
  • Interpret Data Questions Quickly
    • 5 parts
  • Review Grammar Error Patterns
    • 5 parts
  • Perform Full SAT Verbal Practice — Assessment
    • 2 parts

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Modules 20
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Language English
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