You want to break 700 on the math SAT. The easy and medium questions are no problem. For you, the test is all about the hard questions that appear at the end of each section — a total of about 10 questions per test. You MUST get them right or kiss your 700+ goodbye.

Of course, you'll buy "The Official SAT Study Guide" published by ETS (aka the College Board) and you'll do all eight practice tests. But that won't be enough; you'll need more practice with the hard questions that will make or break your score.

That's where CrushTheTest comes in. When you see a nasty probability question on the real SAT, you'll have 10 hard CrushTheTest probability questions under your belt. The same goes for questions on functions, remainders, sequences, chart reading . . . there are 20 CrushTheTest categories, each one filled with hard questions. There's no better way to train.

Do the free sample questions on the website, then go to ebay and get a copy of the book (via USPS) and a site access password (via email). The hardcopy has some amusing ETS dirt. -- CTT