931 SAT words, taught the way the test asks: pick the most precise word in a sentence, and know why the near-synonym is wrong.
Words that came due come back in a new sentence. Four SAT words — pick the precise one.
Learn the meaning, see why close words lose, then use it in a different sentence.
Six SAT-style picks. All four options are real SAT words. Precision, not the close one.
Twenty questions, sampled each day from a library of 1100 SAT sentences.
Two cards: the session, then the daily test. About twenty minutes together.
Look up any SAT word — due, slipping, or not yet.
A plot of daily test scores and how many words you’ve met.