Tirhas explores the subject of SATS in her piece. She starts of by explain how prospective students, like herself, are in a pickle when they have bad SAT scores. She does a very thorough job of explaining the world of SATS and takes the opinions of teachers and students into account.
The background music was done quite well in this piece. Everytime she changes subject the background changes to fit the subject. The SAT question part was especially well done, the jeopardy background music made the question more difficult than it already was.
The ending was very satisfying as well. It left me off in a good mood. As a high school student trying to take the SAT, I could really relate to this piece and I would recommend this piece to any other student stressing about the SATs.
Review of Students vs. SATs
Thao To
Posted on October 04, 2008 at 10:38 PM
SATS? Are they that scary? The answer is yes.
Tirhas explores the subject of SATS in her piece. She starts of by explain how prospective students, like herself, are in a pickle when they have bad SAT scores. She does a very thorough job of explaining the world of SATS and takes the opinions of teachers and students into account.
The background music was done quite well in this piece. Everytime she changes subject the background changes to fit the subject. The SAT question part was especially well done, the jeopardy background music made the question more difficult than it already was.
The ending was very satisfying as well. It left me off in a good mood. As a high school student trying to take the SAT, I could really relate to this piece and I would recommend this piece to any other student stressing about the SATs.