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Free SAT Cross-Text Connections Practice Questions
Cross-text questions give two short passages on one topic and ask how the second relates to the first — agreeing, qualifying, or directly disputing it. Naming that relationship before reading the options is most of the work.
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How the SAT tests cross-text connections
You compare two authors' positions and identify how one would respond to the other.
Where the points go
Treating a qualification as a contradiction, or assuming disagreement because the two passages emphasize different things.
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