Synonyms are words with the same or nearly the same meaning as another word. Synonym questions test a student's vocabulary strength, while analogy questions measure the ability to logically relate ideas to each other. The verbal section asks students to identify synonyms and interpret analogies. Topics covered: Word similarities and relationships through synonyms and analogies.What it measures: Vocabulary, verbal reasoning, and ability to relate ideas logically.
Science (anthropology, astronomy, medicine).The SSAT uses two types of writing: narrative, which includes excerpts from novels, poems, short stories, or essays and argument, which presents a definite point of view about a subject. Topics covered: Reading passages ranging in length from 250 to 350 wordsĪfter reading each passage, students are asked about its content or the author's style, intent, or point of view.What it measures: Reading ability and comprehension.
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