Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Familiarize yourself with the scoring rubric. Find sample passages, essays, and other resources on College Board. Practice general reading and writing skills before the test. Work on varying your sentence structures. Hone your skills by reading and analyzing a variety of texts.

Answer: Before you take the SAT, read the standards by which your scorers will be grading your essay. You can find detailed descriptions of each scoring category and numerical score here: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/scores/understanding-scores/essay. Your essay will be graded by 2 scorers. They'll assign individual scores from 1 to 4 for 3 categories: reading, analysis, and writing. The 2 scores from each grader are added up for each category, so your best possible score for each category is an 8. College Board is the company that manages the SAT, and it offers plenty of helpful resources. You can read sample passages, take practice essay tests, and read scored sample essays for every quality level, along with descriptions of why the grader assigned a given score. Find all the help you'll need at https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sample-questions/essay. You'll likely take SAT practice tests at school, and your school's writing lab might have helpful resources. In the months prior to the test, take advantage of any opportunities to hone skills such as reading comprehension, and grammar. If your school has a writing lab, have a reviewer offer feedback on an essay you wrote and see if you can get a writing tutor. You could also get extra help from your English or literature teachers. Review grammar topics including subject-verb agreement, proper sentence structures, and punctuation. Additionally, reading more books and articles can improve both your grammar and comprehension skills. Try using a word of the day app or calendar to improve your vocabulary. Command of language is important if you want a high writing score, so try writing a page-long essay every day. One key thing the scorer will look for is varied sentence structures, so avoid monotonous, repetitive wording. For example, avoid writing terse, repetitive sentences like, "The author wrote this. They then explained that. This is a strong argument." Additionally, keep your writing formal and objective. Avoid personal pronouns, slang, contractions, and other informal expressions. In the weeks leading up to the SAT, read newspaper articles, academic essays, and other varied publications. Practice identifying the thesis and the persuasive devices that each author uses to make their case. Try to read at least 1 text a day for at least a month before the test date.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear tidy clothes. Take care of your hygiene. Choose a deodorant. Get a haircut.

Answer: Not many girls, at any age, want to date a dirty boy. It's good to get into the practice of taking care of yourself at an early age. Don't wear clothes that you recently wore and make sure nothing looks dirty. Wear the "nice" clothes that are in your wardrobe when you know you will see this girl. Have your parents or guardians buy you t-shirts with a collar and pants that aren't denim. You should clip your nails, wash your hair, and brush your teeth on a daily basis. Never leave the house without doing these things. One thing that girls dislike especially is bad breath. A common mistake made by many young boys is spraying too much Axe on themselves. Instead, go to the hygiene section of a local convenience store and find the fragrance that best suits you. Pick out something that contains musk in the smell. Musk is a popular smell for boys and it'll show off your maturity. If you use a spray on deodorant, only spray underneath each arm once. Do not hold down the nozzle until you've covered your entire body. A stick or dry deodorant is more subtle and less obnoxious. It is unpopular for an eleven year old boy to enjoy getting their hair cut, but having the right cut will help you out. Look through magazines and look at celebrity haircuts. Pick out a few that stand out to you. Ask your mom or sister's opinion on what type of hairstyle you should get. Getting a second opinion can help your chances of picking out the best haircut that will suit your attributes. Bring in a photo of a style you want.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try a spinach-cashew cream. Make a sauce with roasted red pepper and extra sweet potato. Microwave a peanut sauce.

Answer:
First, place your cashews in a bowl, cover them with water, and let them sit for a couple hours or more (the longer they soak, the softer they'll get). Drain them in a strainer and then place them in a food processor or blender. Pulse to chop them up a bit, then add your salt, garlic, and cup of water. Blend until it smoothes to an evenly creamy texture. Then: Season with salt, pepper, and herbs to taste. Place your spinach in the skillet after you remove your cooked noodles. Add your cream to the skillet once the spinach wilts. Add water if needed to thin the cream if it sticks to the pan. Stir everything up, top your noodles, and drizzle with olive oil if desired. In addition to the sweet potatoes that you're using for your noodles, pick up an extra one or reserve 1 cup's worth (210 g). Chop it into chunks and steam 1 cup's worth. Roast your red pepper. Place those in a blender or food processor. Add your milk, basil, garlic, and salt. Blend until the texture turns creamy. Be aware that the combined steam from your potatoes and peppers can force the lid to your blender out of position. Either wait for them to cool off or hold the lid in place as you blend. Once the noodles cook, pour the sauce into the skillet. Stir or toss to coat them evenly. Then cover and cook for another two minutes before serving. Add your peanut butter to a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave for about half a minute, or until it melts. Remove from microwave and add your water, soy sauce, sesame oil, rice vinegar, garlic, ginger, and lime juice. Whisk until they are evenly mixed. Pour the sauce over the noodles in the skillet once they've cooked, then stir or toss until they're evenly coated.