Get SAT prep, subject reviews, and SAT practice tests with Peterson's "Master the SAT w/CD" guide

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Peterson’s Master the SAT with CD provides a wealth of test-taking strategies and exercises, plus nine full-length practice tests (access to 3 on CD) that help students score high on the SAT.

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Get SAT prep, subject reviews, and SAT practice tests with Peterson's "Master the SAT w/CD" guide

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