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　　If you want a 750+ and you naturally suck at reading, you HAVE TO at least get this section down, because at least there is a straightforward way of studying for it.

　　Straightforward, but slow.

　　1. Use vocab lists for quick studying! I know some people are naysayers about vocab lists and would rather you read straight off classic books to get your vocab, but I say that is inefficient, and if you have only a month or even only a year left and you want to get a near perfect CR, it just wont happen. Study those lists, and no matter when you start studying, LEAVE TIME TO STUDY RIGHT BEFORE THE TEST, whether it be a week or a month. Most people remember things better when you try to memorize them at a closer date.

　　2. Your “SAT techniques” will come in handy. Most experienced SAT takers know the whole positive-negative words, prefix/suffix techniques that are cited like a billion times in prep books. Read about them, but don’t rely on them.

　　Now I will compile a list of the most commonly used (and possibly the best) vocab lists.

　　Direct Hits Vocabulary

　　Barron's Hot Words

　　TestMasters

　　Rocket Review Core Words

　　Princeton Review Hit Parade

　　SparkNotes 1000

　　Word Smart

　　Kaplan's Score Raising Dictionary

　　Kaplan's Basic SAT Book:

　　Gruber's 3400 Word List

　　Barron's 3500 Word Mini-Dictionary

　　Personally, I started off with a old GRE vocab dictionary book my parents had lying around, and followed that up with the Sparknotes 1k, which is free online. Oh, and a personal favorite for the masochistic folks out there:

　　Amazon.com: Top 500 SAT Words Shower Curtain: Kitchen & Dining